Harms of Low-Carb in Type II Diabetes
– by Austin Bergquist –Type 2 diabetes (T2D) is a growing health concern here in America. By 2030, it is estimated that 1 in 3 Americans will be living with […]
Good Hands
– By Emma Harbage –All my life I have been involved in elite sport. First it was gymnastics … then somehow rugby! I have been playing rugby since I was […]
Asian Heritage Cultivates Courageous Chiropractors
– By Joyce Yeung & Melinda Pham –As an international student from Hong Kong, I think of chiropractic as a culture. A culture among the many in the health care […]
What’s Your Story?
– By Alexis Griffith –While everyone’s chiropractic story is unique, I’ve always considered mine to be unusual and inspiring. I didn’t grow up influenced by the pursuit of higher education. […]
Journal Club: Reliability Of Leg Checks
– By Meagan Stachnik –The Chiropractic community is considered a group of professionals educated in the musculoskeletal system, neurology, vitalism, and scientific evidence approaches. Diversity in Chiropractic technique, analysis and […]
The Best Place on Earth
– By Nolan Halverson –Tucked on the corner of Industrial Boulevard and Depot Road is where Life West Chiropractic College has its roots. When you walk through the doors at […]
Quest For Connection: A Journey through Memory Formation
Imagine cozying up on the couch to close out a long day of online lectures and asynchronous learning. A steaming cup of Organic Nighty Night tea with a splash of […]
Muscle Memory
“Practice makes perfect,” is a saying that we have all heard at one point or another. It is the idea that repeating the same process over and over ingrains it […]
Memory and Learning
We know that having a healthy diet and eating good food is important for having a healthy body, but it is also important for having a healthy brain! Eating food […]
Tone
D.D. Palmer stated “Life is the expression of tone. In that sentence is the basic principle of chiropractic.” How does the nervous system play a role in postural tone? The […]
