September is Subluxation Awareness Month and in honor of Subluxation Awareness Month, we are providing you the following information about why children need chiropractic. Birth The spine can withstand approximately 70 lbs of torque (twisting pressure). I always found it amazing that a natural birth produces exactly that amount or less. Forceps delivery (which are […]
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Changing the Weather
If you were up at 5:30 this morning, you saw the driving rain and lightning and heard the thunder. Who knew by 8:00 AM, just a mere 2.5 hrs later the sun would be out? We have a saying here in New England, “if you don’t like the weather, wait a minute.” The same […]
The Baby
Take a moment and picture a new born baby. Hold him in your hands. Touch his face. Let him hold your finger. Tickle his feet. See his smile. Look into his eyes. What do you see? Isn’t it amazing? In an instant, two non-living cells become a new life. With all of the advances in […]
What I learned Wathing the Olympics
“I prepared myself how I chose and got the results I deserve.” – Michael Phelps The great Olympian uttered these words last night during his interview with Bob Costas. It’s a hard truth, but truth none-the-less. One many us, including myself must face. How many times have I skirted training or not given my […]
Innately Directed
Life is innately guided. Your innate intelligence flows though your nerve system and is the power, the electricity of your body. Like electricity, you can not see, hear, smell, taste or feel your innate. But also like electricity you know it exists because you get to experience the results of your innate. Lights and televisions […]
Moving On
Our good friends and (great) assistants, Kelly and Gillian head off to school these next two weeks. Kelly is beginning her freshman year at Georgetown. Gillian is returning to Endicott for her senior year before heading off to Chiropractic College in 2013. Be sure to with them well. I know you’ll all miss them […]
