Chirocast

Dis-ease = disharmony, dysfunction, dysconnection...in other words, lack of ease. Brain-based chiropractic's job is restore harmony, function, connection and ease. It is, as BJ Palmer said, 'as simple as that.'

3D printing meat? Next...3D printed fruit & vegetables? 3D printed water? The key is: how do we focus more on the kids? Getting them healthier!

We have seen more EDS, POTS & PANS cases this year than ever before...here is a primer on what they are and what brain-based pediatric chiropractic can do about them

The human brain is lateralized so that it can have incredible specialization but that also makes it somewhat vulnerable . That is why it is important to look at hemisphericity during patient care...

Can you see the future? I don't predict the future. I mean, when a patient walks in with a particular problem, can you see them better? Train yourself to see each patient, no matter what they presented with, as doing better. Then you just need to lead them to that future!

What's the one thing you would do differently if you started over? What are the best and worst things you've done in practice? What should you reinvest in your office as your office grows? These are just some of the dozens of questions answered during our quarterly Q & A talk.

"Chiropractic is a radical science" is a great description from Stephenson's classic Chiropractic Textbook...even though it was written in 1927, it still holds true today. Chiropractic runs "contrary to the methods of healing used in the world." That's exactly what makes chiropractic so special!

What do Newton's Laws of Motion have to do with Chiropractic? Well...everything! Motion, inertia, acceleration, equal and opposite forces...all of it relates to chiropractic. He thought of this in 1686 almost 250 years before Stephenson wrote the 33 principles and about 200 years before the birth of chiropractic in 1895. Newton's laws: https://www1.grc.nasa.gov/beginners-guide-to-aeronautics/newtons-laws-of-motion/. Our website: https://www.theadjustment.com/

Scientists increasingly are studying things that have potentially ethical or moral paradoxes associated with them. How ethical is it to take human brain cells and combine them with computer chips? What is the moral stance on growing human brain orgainoids? Where should the line be drawn about AI creating new human viruses? The question isn't can they...it is should they!

The number trees in an acorn varies from how you look at that acorn...is it just an acorn seed, or does the tree that's in the acorn have significant possibilities?