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December 2016 Issue

by Dr. Scott Van Dam | Dec 1, 2016 | Office News

How did DD Palmer discover chiropractic? In 1895 Dr. Daniel David Palmer, a popular magnetic (energy) healer, discovered a spinal “bump” on a deaf individual. It appeared as if the spinal bone were out of place. Upon questioning, Dr. Palmer learned that the man had bumped his head seventeen years prior and became deaf shortly afterwards. Palmer ...

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November 2016 Issue

Gratitude: Some Mental Hygiene A grateful mind is a great mind which eventually attracts to itself great things. – Plato Our minds often need a break from our thoughts. We seem to be programmed to complain, worry, criticize and doubt. These thoughts do serve a purpose – making us aware of danger and preventing mistakes. But this ...

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Back Pain and Chiropractic: A Non-drug Approach to Relief

At some point, nearly everyone experiences back pain, especially low-back pain. This type of pain can feel sharp or it can be a dull ache with tingling, burning or numbness. Back pain is the second most common reason for a trip to the doctor and one of the major contributors to disability worldwide. Researchers used to ...

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Celebrate National Chiropractic Health Month!

Oct. 1 marked the start of National Chiropractic Health Month. This year's theme comes in the form of a hashtag — #Chiropractic1st. Call us on (701) 532-5320 to find out more about National Chiropractic Health Month!

October 2016 Issue

Your Hips and Chiropractic - A Natural Alignment You need them for a good golf swing, dancing, a healthy pregnancy and to support your spine (and head). They anchor your legs so you can walk and you sit on them too. They’re your hips! Your hips are really two large bones (each made up of three fused ...

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