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Chiropractic And Pain

Posted on September 23, 2010 by Dr. Michael Weir

Being a second generation chiropractor I have been able to watch the profession of chiropractic evolve for over 30 years. We have always known that a chiropractic works, just look at the amazing results we get. It has not been until the last 15 to 20 years that we have come to understand “why” what we do works. The decade of the 90′s was the decade of brain research, and with that research came the understanding of how a chiropractic adjustment is so powerful in reducing pain. Continue reading →

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How Are Chiropractors So Good At Increasing Range Of Motion?

Posted on September 10, 2010 by Dr. Michael Weir

Have you ever known anyone that has gotten GREAT results with a chiropractor in respect to how much better they can move their neck or back? Why is this? One of the reasons is the fact that chiropractors are “doctors of the nervous system” and we affect the body, not only on a mechanical aspect (bones, joints, muscles), but on a neurological level. Continue reading →

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Near Death Lapses Are A Perplexity

Posted on July 29, 2010 by Danny Burke

More and more often lately, people have documented after death experiences. People who have gone through serious injuries or medical conditions have been pronounced clinically dead, and those same people claim to have experienced all kinds of after death flashes upon having neared their deaths. Continue reading →

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The Differences Between The Left And The Right Side Of The Brain And What Happens When They Can’t Communicate

Posted on July 22, 2010 by JR Rooney

The human brain is an incredible thing. Without a doubt, you’ve heard somebody described as “right brained” or “left brained” at least once before. Psychologists accentuate the difference between the left hemisphere and the right hemisphere of the brain, describing the left brain as logical, rational, analytical and objective. The right brain is the “creative” side, associated with aesthetics, feelings, intuition, and subjectivity. In reality, the differences between the right brain and the left brain might be exaggerated in popular culture, however there still are some key differences between the two. Continue reading →

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