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The Unassisted Birth of Baby #4

(Editor’s note: Yesterday was our youngest daughter’s 1st birthday. In honor of that, here is her birth story.) Everyone has been asking for our birth story.  I was so excited that I was going to write it all out and post it right away.  Every time I opened up a fresh, “add new post” page, [...]

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Napoleon Hill, Author of Think and Grow Rich, Praises Chiropractic

Above is photo of a Teach-In News by Napoleon Hill, the author of the very famous book Think and Grow Rich. In this issue, he praised chiropractic for helping him and his son. The words are really small, making it hard to read, so I typed it up and posted it below for your convenience. [...]

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Why Am I Teaching My Kids This Garbage?

(Editor’s note: This was adapted from a blog post written for The Skinny on January on June 15, 2009. This was nine days before the birth of our fourth child.) Recently I was called a hypocrite. Let’s start with the definition of a hypocrite according the the Webster Dictionary online: 1 : a person who [...]

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Advocating Upper Cervical Chiropractic: An Interview With Dr. James Tomasi

(Editor’s note: This interview was originally posted in February 2009. I am re-posting it today in honor of Dr. Tomasi’s visit to Parker College of Chiropractic.) Dr. James Tomasi’s life was changed by Upper Cervical Chiropractic. He spent twelve years suffering from tic doloureux, otherwise known as Trigeminal Neuralgia, or TN. That is until Upper [...]

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Preview of this Wednesday’s Lunch N’ Learn with James Tomasi at Parker College of Chiropractic

With James Tomasi speaking at Parker this coming Wednesday, I wanted to post this video of him speaking about his experiences with trigeminal neuralgia. Enjoy!

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Become a Part of The Atlas of Life Chiropractic Directory Today!

After weeks of research, planning, and work setting this up, The Atlas of Life Chiropractic Directory is finally up and running! Now when you come to The Atlas of Life, not only can you read about real chiropractic, you will also have the chance to find a good chiropractor in your area. We are constantly [...]

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How Chiropractic Changes the Way We View “Sickness”

My children and I are checked for nerve interference on a regular basis.  It gives me confidence because I know that our bodies are living at their optimal level of health. I know our brains are properly communicating with our bodies and I know my children’s immune systems are functioning at super hero level! When [...]

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How 5 Upper Cervical Advocates Regained Their Health

There have been many interviews on The Atlas of Life, mostly with doctors and students. But not everyone is a chiropractor or a chiropractic student. For those people who are not, I’ve posted excerpts from interviews I conducted with five upper cervical advocates. Enjoy! James Tomasi:  “I believed the spasm’s were worse immediately following the [...]

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Vertigo and Upper Cervical Chiropractic Care in New York

Here’s a great video of an interview between Dr. Robert Gucciardo and one of his patients. Just to be clear, Upper Cervical Chiropractic is not a treatment of vertigo, it is simply a means of removing the interference between the brain and body.

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Upper Cervical Advocate Blogger: An Interview with Julie Horton

Two weeks ago, I posted an interview with Dr. Kevin Broome, a long time sufferer of Meniere’s disease. This week, I am interviewing Julie Horton. Julie is an upper cervical patient advocate. She, too, was a sufferer of Meniere’s disease before discovering the power of Upper Cervical Chiropractic. She started a blog called Upper Cervical [...]

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