Healing on Innate Time: Your sciatica isn’t easing as fast as you’d like, your chronic migraines are slow to abate. Healing doesn’t happen at the rate you decide on, and there’s a good reason why. The Doctor inside you – …
Alignment and Spark: Can a car with bad alignment still be driven? Yes – but it will never steer to its potential. How about one running on 5 cylinders instead of 6? Yes, it too can get you from point …
Smell Something Burning: A family physician tells his patient “there are 3 stages of pain. The first stage, the pain is bad enough to catch your attention. The second stage it takes hold of you, and at the third stage …
Stuck In A Subluxation: Getting stuck in a rut is an inconvenient thing. Without adequate traction, you end up spinning your wheels in a muddy trench, going nowhere fast until someone tows you into the clear. When your Nerve System …
There’s No Cramming In Chiropractic: Remember the days of pulling an ‘all nighter’ for a major exam – trying to cram an entire semester’s worth of work in one, non-stop studying marathon? Well, you can’t get away with that when …
Feeling Out of Tune: You can’t sleep, your energy levels are low and you’re finding it harder to make it through your day. The specialists insist there’s nothing wrong, but you innately feel like something’s out of tune. Maybe it’s …
Falling Back Into Health: What do subluxations and the end of Daylight Savings Time have in common? Both leave you with less light! When you break the word down into its roots, SUB-LUX-ATION you get “SUB” – which means less …
When Entropy Wins: A gradual decline to disorder – this is the law of entropy, where exposure to external forces without protective resistance leads to break down. Leave a classic car exposed to the elements without protection and it eventually …
Soaking Up Stress: Your Nerve System is the ultimate sponge, soaking up all the experiences, sensations and stresses you encounter every day. Like a sponge, it can only absorb so much before it becomes over-saturated and spills stress into your …
The word diagnosis derives from the Latin ‘di’ which means two, and ‘agnosis’ which means without knowledge. So you can say a diagnosis is a meeting of two minds that don’t have a clue about what’s going on – not …