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1. The approximate onset of chiropractic care:           June 20112. The problems, symptoms or ailments you were troubled with prior to chiropractic care:Mostly shoulders and neck pains (coming from working on computer most of the day).  Occasionally back pains3. The number of weeks, months or years you had these problems:For five years4. The number of doctors seen and the type of drugs taken (if any) for these problems:I didn’t see doctors nor take drugs for these problems.  I saw massage therapists to relieve the muscles, though.5. The extent to which your normal life was interrupted due to these health problems:I had pains [...]

A forgotten trip or fall may cause severe health problems later in life! It must be emphasized that chiropractics never opposes necessary medical care. In emergencies the first order of business is always controlling life-threatening situations such as hemorrhage, cessation of breath, broken bones, serious contusions or abrasions, shock and the like. That is the specialty of emergency medicine.

You may feel timid about going to a different professional health services that you might not be fully aware of, such as chiropractic. Well, as much as I hate to admit, you aren’t the only one. This is why we believe in open communication with complete feedback starting from your first visit. As with every positive relationships, we emphasize on the importance of open dialogue. Our goal is not only to help you maximize your health but for you to explicitly understand the changes happening in your body.

Very interesting video piece on the benefits of Chiropractic: Dr. Fabrizio Mancini, DC, President of Parker University, discusses the benefits of chiropractic on the Doctors: To learn how you can become a part of this movement and support Parker University's cause, please visit http://www.parker.edu/giving to learn how you can help. To purchase Dr. Mancini's new book, The Power of Self-Healing (Hay House), visit http://share.parker.edu (or other retailers nationwide). This event was part of a strategic plan launched by Dr. Mancini and Parker University to educate the public on the health benefits of regular chiropractic care.  

Surprisingly, a headache is not a “brainache.” The brain, most of its membranes and the skull feel no pain at all. That is why during brain surgery patients can be wide awake, even talking to the doctors while their brains are being cut, probed or otherwise tampered with (local anesthetic is used to numb the scalp). But when the pain-sensitive parts—the arteries of the brain and skull, the dura mater that covers the brain and the cranial nerves—are infected, pulled, inflamed, stretched, compressed or irritated, headaches usually result. Chiropractic & Headaches: The Drug free and natural way of healing headaches For [...]

The most notable sentence here: "...addressing the high percentage of deaths in Ontario (79 percent) related to chronic but largely preventable illnesses. These include some cancers, cardiovascular disease, chronic respiratory disease and diabetes." http://www.thestar.com/news/ontario/article/1148823--ontario-health-agencies-call-for-strong-measures-to-tackle-chronic-illness    

1. The approximate onset of chiropractic care:  October 18, 2011 2. The problems, symptoms or ailments you were troubled with prior to chiropractic care: Problems originating from “L4 + L5” in the lower back, radiating in the groin and resulting in excruciating pain causing the mere act of walking to be horrible and sometimes impossible. 3. The number of weeks, months or years you had these problems:  Since August 2011 4. The number of doctors seen and the type of drugs taken (if any) for these problems:    No drugs because the pain was so acute I knew I would become [...]

A forgotten trip or fall may cause severe health problems later in life! It must be emphasized that chiropractics never opposes necessary medical care. In emergencies the first order of business is always controlling life-threatening situations such as hemorrhage, cessation of breath, broken bones, serious contusions or abrasions, shock and the like. That is the specialty of emergency medicine.

Symptoms such as fevers, vomiting, fatigue, sneezing and pain—although unpleasant—aren’t bad; rather they are signs that your body is struggling to regain health and balance. Nobel Prize winner Rene Dubos said it well: “Good health is a process of continuous adaptation to the myriad microbes, irritants, pressures and problems which daily challenge man (Dubos, 1968).

It’s obvious that good health is much more than how you feel.  It is your ability to handle physical, chemical and emotional stress.  We are built with many mechanisms that allow us to adapt to these daily stressors such as shivering when cold or your immune system kicking in when bacteria enters your body.  So many forms of stress  threatens your balance: heat, cold, wind and rain; bacteria, viri, pollen, mold, fungi in the air; cancer cells with their deranged genetic instructions that constantly arise within; pollution and chemicals; cuts, bumps and bruises; school, work, marriage, babies, bills, a mortgage – [...]