Interview with Jay Holder, D.C. (from The American Chiropractor, Dec. 2010) Dr. Holder is the first American to receive the Albert Schweitzer Prize in Medicine from the Albert Schweitzer-Gesellschaft, Austria.
As soon as baby Olivia made her way through the birth canal and into this world, she was greeted by a warm, bare chest, and checked while this most important
Chronic disease affects so many people in America. These complex problems – cancer, diabetes, and heart disease – require complex solutions. Part of the solution involves people learning to help
Or, an explanation to why, when your nerve system is out of balance, you’re mad at the world and downright impatient; you’re hungry all of the time; your libido is
Headaches are one of the most common health concerns. At any one time, 15% of the population is experiencing head pain. Migraines are particularly intense headaches often associated with flashing
A patient, Jennifer, asked me how often I get adjusted. I replied, “At least twice a month if not more. And I will do so for the rest of my
Thirteen-hours of nearly non-stop play over Memorial Day weekend was too much activity for Raider, the black lab. He could no longer walk. His owners, Cliff and Christy, literally carried
Chiropractic is the fastest-growing and second-largest primary health care profession. There are approximately 60,000 doctors of chiropractic (DCs) in active practice in the United States spread from rural areas to
Kids can get checked, too. Do kids need regular blood pressure check-ups or regular tests of their blood glucose levels? Probably not – these simple procedures can be done during
The following article was written by Jane Brody, Health Editor of the New York Times. The causes of bone loss can be related to genetics, hormones, diet, fitness level, damage
Stress to the nerve system makes the most balanced of mothers become a little off-kilter at times. This is why they need chiropractic care for the sake of wellness, sanity
