Category: Chiropractic Health

Do you want to be in better control of your healthcare? Read Cheating Mother Nature.

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Book Description Publication Date: August 25, 2011 Start feeling better. More than one and a half billion people suffering from chronic pain don’t have to. Chronic pain affects more people than cancer, diabetes, and heart disease combined and most doctors still don’t understand the cause. Finally, here is a book that identifies the causes of chronic pain and explains how to prevent and treat it in a way anyone can understand. When you are finished reading, you will have the knowledge and tools to successfully have a discussion with your doctor. This is not about pain management. It is about Read More »

What if Steve Jobs did for healthcare what he did for Apple?

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What if Steve Jobs did for healthcare what he did for Apple? Steve Jobs, the visionary of Apple computer just recently retired as CEO for health reasons. If you know the history of Apple, he was fired from the company at the age of 30, started two new companies called NEXT (later purchased by Apple for their later operating systems) and ) PIXAR, the company behind Toy Story, and introduced the world to computerized graphical cartoons. Behind this were vision, drive, and money. Under Steve Jobs, Apple has invented new categories of stuff that just work as advertised. He simplified Read More »

Steve Jobs, a visionary in electronics gives Stanford University a Wow Moment

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Steve Jobs, a visionary in electronics gives Stanford University a Wow Moment Being a closet tech nerd, I knew Mr. Jobs would eventually give Apple his walking papers. Here is a guy why had vision in what he did and turned around a company that was on the brink of disaster about 12 years ago. Being in health care, we sure could use a mind like Steves because the system is like Apple in 1998, bloated, failing to live up to expectation and the product was wildly expensive compared to what it produced. Faced with his own potential mortality in Read More »

Cross Training – New information doubts effectiveness in reducing training injuries

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Cross Training – New information doubts effectiveness in reducing training injuries For those who train for marathons, triathlons or other endurance related events, you may wish to read this article, based on something that was recently published in the NY times. Apparently, Cross training does not have the effectiveness in preventing training injuries as previously thought. The real problem is, this is just another one size fits all solution to avoiding injury that doesn’t. The real culpret is body style. We are not all built efficiently for athletic competition! That being said, in our office, we work with many athletes Read More »

Back to School physicals? Three things your pediatrician won’t check which can affect your children for years to come.

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Back to School physicals? Three things your pediatrician won’t check which can affect your children for years to come. It is here again; back to school season. If you are like most parents, you are probably discussing your children’s future needs, having them visit the pediatrician who approves them for sports participation and advises the school of their vaccination history and, if your children are going away to school, you are likely trying to take care of all the last minute things they will need in their dorms. Our children often do not tell us everything that is going on, Read More »