Chiropractic In The Community With Dr Shirleigh Winter – Part 2
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Opinion: The Above Atlas Subluxation – The Disconnect
It is fair to say that there is division in the profession; there has been for some time and unfortunately there may be for a while yet. Whether we, as…
Question: How Does The Foundation Determine What Projects Are Funded?
Have you ever wondered how Spinal Research determines who gets the money that you donate? The Foundation is incredibly proud of our two-stage approval process. We believe this sets us…
Chiropractic For The Pregnant Mother
Pregnancy can be an incredibly scary time for the women and families involved. They are constantly surrounded by a million different opinions and expectations about how to carry and care…
Clinical Applications of BIA for the Management of Inflammatory and Autoimmune Disorders
Bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) is an indispensable tool in the monitoring and management of patients with inflammatory and autoimmune conditions, as well as patients recovering from injury or surgery. The…
Cervical Curve and Chiropractic
Over the last few decades the incidence of postural kyphosis has noticeably increased in proportion to our increasingly sedentary modern lifestyle. We sit all day at computers, lean over our…
Case Study: Natural Management of Chronic Inflammatory Conditions
Inflammation Damages Lives Chronic inflammatory conditions are one of the most common presentations that Practitioners see in clinic. Whether it be autoimmune (AI) conditions such as systemic lupus erythematosus and…
The Possible Clinical Applications Of Heart Rate Variability
Living bodies are dynamic, open loop systems with definite boundaries that are characterised by a stable form and structure. The continued preservation of that form and structure requires millions of…
Neck Pain, Cerebellar Processing and the Power of Chiropractic Care
Subclinical neck pain: it might be thought of as a relatively innocuous issue that many people would simply pop a pill for. Many a person may even skip a visit…
Study Reveals Inconsistency Between Leg Length Inequality Assessments
A common inclusion in many chiropractic protocols is the leg length inequality assessment. In fact, it would be a rare chiropractor that hasn’t performed them in his/her time in practice.…
Arthritis – A Nutritional Approach to Pain Management
As our patients become older, the wear and tear on their joints begins to take its toll. As joint degeneration progresses, their lives may become restricted to activities which do…