There are two kinds of healers (well actually, three). Which one are you? You might think of me or some other healthcare provider as a healer. But in reality, you’re the primary healer. All healing is self-healing. Life, by definition, is in a constant state of tearing down and rebuilding. […]
What kind of healer are you? Tips for new patients (Part 2) Read More »
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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I want you to meet the other Dr. Ward. You might have heard the story about my little brother, and his growing pains. (If you haven’t just ask.) That was the “unofficial start” of my chiropractic career. In light of this day (Mother’s Day), I wanted to talk about the
Mom didn’t think inside the box (thanks, Mom) Read More »
33 years ago, on Superbowl Sunday, when nobody had the Internet in their house, a charismatic chiropractor named Dr. Nick Athens placed his hands on Joe Montana and adjusted him. If it had happened today, it probably would have gone viral. (Don’t miss some interesting historical sports photos down below.)
The chiropractic adjustment heard ’round the world — The Joe Montana Effect Read More »
The little white lie biology told us and what that has to do with the relationship between chemical and mechanical and our understanding of ourselves. “Is it alive?” How do we know something is living? This might sound like a silly question, but it’s an important one for philosophers and
