Fall Chiropractic

The Doctor Within--An Old/New Science

Dr. Bryan Fall, DC

 

 

I was on a flight across the United States recently and happened to be stuffed in a seat next to a husband & wife pair of PhDs in biology. The conversation started awaiting take off & didn’t stop till we exited the plane. These young professionals made a sincere case for the probabilities of blind chance creating ord...

The following is a writing of BJ Palmer (albeit slightly edited for congruency with Creationism and Objective Straight Principles).

The Truth

WE CHIROPRACTORS work with the subtle substance of the soul. We release the imprisoned impulse, the tiny rivulet of force that emanates from the mind and flows over the nerves to the cells and stirs them into life.

We deal with the power that trans...

In a recent study comparing chiropractic patients to surgical patients, half of 40 patients were randomly assigned surgery and the other half was treated with chiropractic adjustments. 85% of participants in the surgery group saw significant improvements while 60% of participants in the chiropractic group clearly improved. Those in the chiropractic group who later decided to have surgery experienced the same rates of improvements as the initial surgery group.This led researchers to conclude t...

The American Chiropractic Association recently ran a press release announcing the VA's continuing inclusion of chirporactic care for U.S. Veterans.

"The American Chiropractic Association (ACA) today announced that the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has named the five VA medical facil...

Today most of the debate on what types of healthcare center mostly on cost. Though chiropractic has been proven to be effective in many current peer-reviewed studies published in journals, some still ask whether chiropractic is cost-effective.

The Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapies published a 2010 article by Liliedahl et al. They found that low back p...

According to an article published in the Annals of Internal Medicine, a study funded by the NIH's National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine tested the effectiveness of different approaches for treating mechanical neck pain.

Neck pain is a frequent complaint among office workers.

The study compared spinal ma...

In a study published February 15, 2011 in the journal Spine, work comp patients with spinal fusion did not show a good outcome.

Fusion works great for welders, but not so great for your back.

New York Times columnist Anahad O'Connor wrote recently that the newest research shows chiropractic and exercise more effectively treats neck pain then medicine.

The author quotes "'These changes were diminished over ...

We talked in the last blog post about how Holiday stress canmake you sick. In looking for answers on managing stress before it harms your health, we have to recognize one important fact: the brain and nervous system is what perceives stress, and what triggers our stress response.

The stress response begins with emotional triggers—that is how we perceive events around us. This ...