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  • ARTHRITIS AND CHIROPRACTIC By Dr. Jeffrey Brunner, D.C.

    Author: Anonymous Created: Mar 20, 2017

    A quick Google search of “arthritis” reveals the serious prevalence and concern of this much too common condition.  With the potential to cause constant suffering, changing a person’s lifestyle and Read more
  • "Whew, what just happened?"

    Author: Anonymous Created: Jun 05, 2015

    Twenty-six years ago, 6/9/1989, I graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic.  It seems like not that long ago, but back then no one had a "car" phone or a personal Read more

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