Chiropractic Miracles Newsletter

Sick --- Not Sick --- Vibrantly Healthy and Well ... What are you?

Most people, when asked if they are healthy, usually respond based on the presence or absence of symptoms, as if having symptoms means they are sick, and not having symptoms means they are well.

This is a common misconception, fed by the media, by many doctors, and by the giant businesses that thrive on selling drugs and other symptom-removal products.

Actually, while there is a place for this line of thinking, modern-day health consumers realize that they can be sick and have no symptoms, like when someone feels fine but quietly has a serious disease like cancer or heart disease, or when someone experiences pain while not suffering any serious malady, like when you stub your toe or get a splinter.

The way you feel does provide some valuable information, but it is hardly the determining factor as to your level of health. It's important to understand this in order to know how to properly care for yourself and your family.

So, you may be thinking, if the way you feel doesn’t tell you enough about your actual level of health, then how do you know if you are healthy or not?  Read More....

Choosing Your Wellness Team

In the old days, people went to their doctors only when they were sick, usually very sick, received some advice and/or treatment, and then went home to heal, following the doctor’s instructions the best they could. But in modern family health care, there is more to it. There are any number of health and wellness experts who don’t only help you through health crisis and emergency, but actually make recommendations about how to improve your quality of life and longevity, whether you are sick at this particular moment or not.

Developing a relationship with a team of wellness professionals is one smart way to do it, so you already have experts who know you and your family and can advise you properly, regardless of your current health status. But how do you select the right types of professionals, and once you know what you want, how do you pick someone you can count on? Read More...

Common Sense...

It’s common sense to take good care of your spine, but most people don’t realize that it may take more than just avoiding injuries or stress. The normal wear and tear, just from sitting, carrying things, and standing or walking may require that you actively keep your spine in good alignment, whether you have pain and symptoms or not. Smart health consumers include spinal care in their health and wellness routine, including massage, yoga, exercise, and of course, chiropractic care. Read More...

Choose to Be Healthy

Most people want to be as healthy as possible. Some think it’s luck, some think it’s genetics, some think it’s for someone else besides themselves. But what most people don’t realize is that there is a way to improve the quality of your health, by following some simple, logical guidelines, which improve your chances of living a healthy life. These easy-to-understand lifestyle choices will lead to a better quality of life overall, as well as relative freedom from the pain, suffering and inconvenience that often comes when we don’t follow these basic rules.  Read more...

What is you body trying to say??

No one likes to be in pain. It hurts! But what is pain, why is it there in the first place, and what it is trying to tell us?

Pain is a signal the body uses to alert us when something is going wrong that needs our attention. It’s really a good thing that the body can “talk” to us this way, even if it’s uncomfortable – it lets us know when we need to do something to change for the better.  Read more...

Has your child been checked?

It’s easy to understand why a child would need periodic checkups – listening to the heart, looking in the eyes and ears, taking blood pressure and looking at the skin are common occurrences in every family, usually performed by the family doctor. Committed parents will do whatever is necessary to safeguard the health and wellness of their children, and getting the appropriate examinations is part of the normal routine of most families.   

Yet, most family doctors do not include an examination of the spine and nerve system, other than tapping reflexes with a hammer, which turns up only the most major nerve system problems.  Read more...