The word ‘Chiropractic’ comes from the Greek words cheir (meaning ‘hand’) and praktos (meaning ‘done’), i.e. Done by Hand. The name was chosen by the developer of chiropractic, Daniel David Palmer known as “DD Palmer”. A prolific reader of all things scientific, DD Palmer realized that various forms of manipulation had been used for hundreds… Continue Reading
To Your Health September, 2015 (Vol. 09, Issue 09) By Editorial Staff Neck pain can be acute (short term) or chronic (recurring or persisting for months and even years), but regardless, when you’re in pain, relief is the first thing on your mind. Just as important as relief, of course, is finding the cause and… Continue Reading
I met a man who shared that he went to church once for a whole month, and that it was 40 years ago. He shared that it helped some, but that he never went back. All the benefits he hoped to get were lost and he continued to struggle and suffer over the last 40… Continue Reading
Two parts hydrogen. One part oxygen. Water is part of your makeup. When you are born nearly 80% of you is water and as you age that percentage starts to dwindle towards 60% for men and 55% for females. If you are storing more fat than lean muscle then those numbers will dwindle even further…. Continue Reading
There was a patient who once came through the front doors twisted, bent over, and in a great deal of pain. He filled out his paperwork and we began our gathering his health history. Halfway through the consultation he shook his head and said, “I don’t know if I should even be here. I’m thinking… Continue Reading
There was once a bicycle tire that had a bend around it’s frame. It would sit next to the wall where many that passed by could see it sitting there as if it played a task in holding up the wall. There were many conversations that people had as they passed by the tire against… Continue Reading
While I was back in Pennsylvania in the middle of January some years ago, I couldn’t help but notice an interesting detail about nature. Where the ponds and the lakes were frozen over, the Yakagany River was still fluid and still moving. Now most people know the reason why. Because there is motion in the… Continue Reading
A while back, I had an interesting conversation with a contractor. He shared just how critical every step of the process of building a house is. There is the blueprint, the foundation, the framing, and the finishing, just to name a few. One time in particular, he shared that in the process of building this… Continue Reading