What is it with people getting up in other’s business? Many people feel the need to share their unsolicited opinions about my daughter getting married at 18 years old. Rather than share your unsolicited negative opinion, here are three things you could say instead. “I wish her well.” Because the alternative is to wish her […]
Our Thoughts of the Week
How Chiropractic Care Helps Alleviate Asthma
Asthma is one of the most common chronic respiratory conditions that people have. Even though asthma commonly manifests in children, it is not always diagnosed until people get older. Furthermore, the severity of asthma can wax and wane over time. Fortunately, there are multiple treatment options available. Even though many people believe they need to […]
Wellness Wednesday: Why Runners Benefit From Regular Chiropractic Care
Why Runners Need Chiropractic Care If you are looking for a great way to stay in shape, you might be thinking about aerobic exercise. This is a great way to burn calories, and one of the most straightforward exercises is to enjoy simply by going out for a run. Your heart rate will rise, you […]
Chiropractic is like… Wearing New Clothes
I love the feeling of new clothes. New shirt, new pants, or new shoes/sneakers, doesn’t matter. When our threads are new, there’s a “yeah” factor. An “intangible” “It” factor. Chiropractic is like wearing new clothes. Each time I get off the table, I feel “it”. You know “it” when you have “it” and I have […]
Vision 2030: The Stream
Last week we had a workshop about maintaining a positive mental attitude. Being able to go with the flow of life is a skill we all need to develop. I’m going to excerpt from Dr. Sid E. Williams’ The Meadowlands Experience. The following is a transcript from a seminar Dr. Sid delivered to a room […]
Thoughts From The Heart: Personality Traits
I often find other’s personality traits interesting, but my own confusing. I like the quirkiness we all bring to life, and I accept people for who they are. Our traits make life interesting. They bring comedy and tragedy (think Greek theater, here) to life. But in myself, I think, “why did I do, think, or […]