All Else Follows
by Nolan HalversonYou have the opportunity to be a chiropractor because chiropractic is a profession. Chiropractic is a profession because Chiropractic saves lives.In the fall of 2016, a 17-year-old high […]
What’s Simi’s Story?
by Simran (Simi) Chawla“EVERY ORGAN IN YOUR BODY IS CONNECTED TO THE ONE UNDER YOUR HAT.” -BJ PALMER.Cue Bollywood music. I’m a first-generation Indian American who was born and raised […]
How D’You Know?
by Bri Lange & Austin BergquistThe very first thing I do when a child [i.e. kid] comes to see me at the clinic, is establish a bond with the parent […]
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 […]
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 […]
Learning to Fear
Fear is a learned social behavior that, at its most primal level, can arise in one of two ways. It can come about either through improper first exposure to an […]
