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Medicare and Chiropractic

Many of my older patients are happy to find out that Chiropractic is a covered service under their Medicare and Medicare-like insurance companies.  If you have one of these insurance companies and you are having heath problems that are not responded to regular medical care, then I would highly recommend that you get a chiropractic…

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Tips on Avoiding Back Pain

Tips To Keeping Your Back Pain At Bay While there are many contributing factors to back pain, below I have outlined some things that You actually have some control over. Here are my Top 4 list of things you can do to help alleviate and prevent your back pain and keep sickness away in general.…

How Do You Know If You're Healthy?

I’ve noticed that many of my patients don’t know if they’re healthy or not.  The typical visit starts out with a set of symptoms that they list out for me and a question,  “Is that normal? or Am I healthy?” It appears that in our current culture, the meaning of health has been distorted into…

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Drug companies loose while america wins!

In a groundbreaking report by the Boston Globe Harvard is restricting incentives from drug companies and medical device manufacturers.  This is not the case with most medical schools and is definitely not the case with Drug reps who visit Medical offices.  I have found myself amazed maybe even jealous at times when I go to…

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My aching neck and the right pillow

What is the right pillow to use for your neck?   This is a loaded question but let us consider what the pillow’s purpose is.   The main job of pillows is to help maintain your neck and spine in the correct posture while you sleep for about 6-8 hours on average.  I know some…

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What makes that popping sound when my Chiropractor adjusts me?

One of the most frequently asked questions that I get from patients is “What makes that popping or cracking sound when I get adjusted ?”  This is exactly what is addressed in the article cited below.    I hope this helps answer that question.  Speaking of questions… if you have any that you would like me…