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Why is it so hard to maintain good posture?

Why is it so hard to maintain good posture? This question was asked on the website Quora, and this was my answer there, now reproduced for your convenience. It’s a technical version of my explanation, but it’s worth reading and understanding. If you want a less technical answer you might […]

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Why people go crazy in this super quiet room – Modern Fundamentals of Chiropractic #2

There is a place on Earth where normal human beings will go crazy if locked inside too long. It’s said that 45 minutes is the max most people can take it. What happens in this room, and what can it tell us about staying healthy for life? This laboratory isn’t

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Why do chiropractors claim to help...

Why do chiropractors claim to help more than just back pain? Isn’t this just quackery? (Q&A – 3)

There is an idea that chiropractic care is for back pain, and back pain only. And if a chiropractor makes the claim that they can help with a symptom away from the spine, then that chiropractor is acting like a quack. Let’s dig into this situation and find out what

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why does my chiropractor recommend repeat visits

Is it all about the money? Why does my chiropractor recommend return visits? (Q&A – 2)

A common question asked online by chiropractic patients (or potential patients) is about the need to return for repeat visits. Websites like Quora and Reddit have a large variety of posts regarding this subject. These forums often discuss the reasons behind repeat chiropractic visits. Without fail there is always the

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Why does my radiology report say normal but my chiropractor says there’s a problem? (Q&A – 1)

Chiropractor x-ray interpretation is different than medical interpretation. So sometimes there’s a mismatch between what a medical radiology report says vs. what a chiropractor says about the same x-rays. Learn why this happens, and why it matters. Using an example of a 12 year old boy who fell off a

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