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    determine the effect of low intensity laser therapy on post needling soreness. LILT is non-invasive, inexpensive and the periods of short exposure required also cuts back on time constraints that often affect treatment. Coupling LILT with other chiropractic treatment such as cervical manipulation has also shown a significant improvement in the management of neck pain in comparison to using either LILT or cervical manipulation on its own (Saayman, et al. 2011). 1.4 Benefits The patients will…

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    Yoga Therapy

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    This report explains, in plain English, the research article entitled “Effect of an integrated approach of yoga therapy on quality of life in osteoarthritis of the knee joint: A randomized control study”, which may be accessed for free, full text, at https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3193655/. I chose this topic because I have a family friend who has osteoarthritis. She is in her 50’s and has a strong desire to stay active and healthy since she has just retired. Her doctor told her…

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    Verizon Verizon is a large firm that employees more than 188,000 people. The organization provides the United States with wireless network coverage, broadband fiber optic network, security, global internet networks and services, and video and advertising. The organizational structure of the company is a CEO with Executives underneath who cover all departments of the organization. Verizon is a rather stable company, but most recently they have been interested in the expansion of their FIOS…

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    Silent Killer Essay

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    Silent but Deadly When hearing the words “silent killer” most people picture a man or woman, dressed unusually, and holding a weapon. However, neither a man nor a woman is the silent killer in this case; heart disease is. According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC) “About 610,000 people die of heart disease in the United States every year” (CDC, n.d.). Out of all of those cases, about forty seven percent of deaths occurred outside of the hospital. This suggested that most people either…

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    On Being A Cripple Essay

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    When entering the United States health care system the tendency to pressure patients into masking suffering comes from to two main sources- health care professionals and family members of the patient. It is difficult for health care professionals to avoid emotional investment surrounding their success of their work, like any other occupation. Family members, contribute to this pressure, because there is escalating emotional investment in the outcome of the treatment. When these are established…

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    In the article, “Why Plants Are (Usually) Better Than Drugs” by Dr. Andrew Weil, Dr. Weil argues that using whole herbs, as opposed to drugs containing isolated compounds, is a better method of medicine. He discusses the benefits of using herbal treatments to gently heal the body, naturally achieving health by providing the necessary elements for the body to heal itself. By isolating a single compound, and excluding the other compounds, we are missing out on potential health benefits. These…

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    Mr. Durland's Case Summary

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    On 10-7-14, PT Wilcox documented that Mr. Durland reported he hadn’t taken any pain medication since he was last in. Pt Wilcox documented improved tissue mobility in the UGT (upper gluteal tendon) today. On 10-13-14, Chiropractor, D.C. Bogan…

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    (John F. Kennedy) once said,“Physical fitness is not only one of the most important keys to a healthy body, it is the basis of dynamic and creative intellectual activity.” When she was in 6th grade her aunt had worked at Schultz Chiropractic Center. She would always watch how she treats her patients and she was so amazed by the great massage that she was giving to her patients. The career of a physical therapist is a laborious and a big responsibility because the new patients and fixing their…

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    Essay On Jk Vaccination

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    To fulfill Carolyn’s homework assignment. JK feels healthy due to running 2 miles every other day and eating a low fat/high fiber diet three times a day. JK desires to maintain his BP around 120/80, keep his LDL below 129, remain committed to his low fat/high fiber diet and running 2 miles every other day. JK believes that God has a plan for his life but it’s still JK’s responsibility to take preventative measure in caring for his body. He stays up to date on all his vaccinations and…

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    Other outpatient mental health facilities that provide services for families, include Central Minnesota Mental Health, Bridging Hope and Family Counseling Center. There are also home health care agencies and several chiropractic offices scattered throughout town. There are several assisted living/long term care options for the elderly. Buffalo also has a full-time police department and a volunteer fire department. The Wright County Human Services building resides in the…

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