Category Archives: Chiropractor

For some reason, I have been seeing a lot of kids lately. Two things always strike me about working with kids, 1) even though their resilient young bodies often don’t feel it, they have a lot going on in terms … Continue reading →

I was working on a patient yesterday. She is in her 70s. As I was lightly stretching her neck, she told me that many of her friends her age are continually complaining about their aches and pains but she can’t … Continue reading →

It may be as elusive as the Loch Ness monster or Bigfoot.  But I saw it. When I first started in practice 15 years ago, I used to do spinal screenings at the local GNC store. I would happily check … Continue reading →

A close friend rushes to the emergency room complaining of severe chest pain which turns out to be related to the joints in his chest, not his heart. A woman suffers from excruciating pain in her shoulder which runs down … Continue reading →

I recently worked on a new patient who had suffered a concussion.  I had 3 visits in which to get her better before she had to return to another country.  As always, I did my utmost so that her body … Continue reading →

It happened again.  On my recommendation, a patient brought in her supplements for me to look at and give my opinion as to their quality and to determine if they are the right ones and amounts for her.  I was … Continue reading →

I enjoy working on my patients to get them out of pain and back to the activities that they were previously unable to do.  And yet, it’s those miracle cases that are particularly satisfying. I recently had a patient whose … Continue reading →

We were having dinner with some friends recently.  One of them complained that she was having trouble losing weight.  She said this as she scooped a large amount of white rice onto her plate.  While this is not surprising, we … Continue reading →

I have always been fascinated by those who seem to function at a higher level than the average person. They lead more interesting lives. They get more things done. They seem more present and aware.  I do think a person’s … Continue reading →