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    Chiropractic Essay

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    Chiropractic is a controversial health care system. Today it is estimated to have close to 24,000 practitioners in the United States. Chiropractors are licensed in all states and in several countries all over the world. Many people agree and disagree with what DC’s do, because they think it isn’t something normal to do. Other opinions are revealed as studies change show a drastic change in the amount of people who go to see Chiropractors these days. To be a chiropractor it takes a lot of…

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    Chiropractic Essay

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    What is Chiropractic? Chiropractic is a branch of science which substitutes itself to biomedicine. Its primary motive is to analyse and heal the involuntary syndrome of the musculoskeletal system of human body, main intent is spine, as they belief these sort of ailments have a negative effect on the broad-spectrum of health by the nervous system of the body. This branch was established by Daniel David Palmer in the year 1895 in U.S.A. Dr. Tony Salamay has become the icon of Chiropractic…

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    But in that time, we used to think that there wasn’t any other alternative. Indeed, the pills worked, but I have to take them for 8 months more and I have been taking them for 5 months. But my parents and I talked and neither of us wanted me to continue taking the pills, instead, since I was thinking of doing my project…

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    Naturopathy Research Paper

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    Naturopathy is a general umbrella term for a variety of different medical practices. These practices include herbal medicine, clinical nutrition, homeopathic medicine, traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, hydrotherapy, and exercise therapy. (“Canadian Association of Naturopathic Doctors”, 2015, Natural Therapies). Herbal medicine is the treatment of illness using plants and is one of the many treatments used by naturopathic doctors. Herbal medicine focuses on the prevention of illness…

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    When considering whether or not to homeschool, there are several ethical considerations that should be made in order to ensure the child acquires the best education he or she can have. There have been several arguments made about the strengths and limitations of homeschooling. For instance, homeschooled children often aren’t privy to the same social experiences as children enrolled in private or public schools. With homeschooling being so unevenly regulated from state to state, it is harder to…

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    Solar Energy As a nation, we have the responsibility to provide for ourselves in the most effective and least harmful way possible. Our current reliance on fossil fuels is hindering us from this and needs to end. Renewable energy is the way of the future and should be held more valuable. In particular, solar energy is the cleanest and most abundant renewable energy resource we currently have available to us in the United States. There needs to be programs and regulations put into place that can…

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    Complementary and Alternative Medicine From reading this article about addressing clinical issues in complementary and alternative medicine by Chong I found that a lot of what he wrote was very interesting and is very helpful to patients today. Chong uses the AMA definition of CAM as a health practices, systems and modalities other than those of the dominant health care system in the society. A program of CAM addresses many issues that result from studies that show an increase in these…

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    Worldview Analysis Essay

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    Worldview Analysis Historically, Colonial American children were educated at home by their parents, clergy, or in Dame schools taught by other community members. Education centered upon a Biblical Worldview by which the primary tenets were first and foremost, to know God through reading His Word, followed by writing and arithmetic. The shift in America education occurred during the social and intellectual movement of the 18th Century Enlightenment Period. Initiated by the Scientific Revolution,…

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    (GHC) leadership from Teleosis institute. From just this information I would say that the author is indeed a credible source for information about Ayurvedic and alternative medicine, but he also looses some of his credibility because of his various other degrees in complimentary medicines. While he is knowledgeable about a variety of alternative medicines, acupuncture and Ayurveda are very different in terms of conceptions of the body as well as healing modalities. One’s credentials do not…

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    For Your Kids Why should we home school our children? It is one of the best ways to educate children in today’s society. It is a method for parents to teach their children on an individual grade level. Some would say the parents that home school his or her children are being over protective. However, homeschooling is growing at a very fast pace. Homeschooling gives the student a better overall education, plus a lifetime of great values. Furthermore, they do not have to deal with bullying and…

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