ANCHOR CHIROPRACTIC
100 Year Lifestyle Chiropractor in Kingston, WA 98346
After practicing nearly fifteen years, I am still honored and humbled when asked to adjust a newborn. The other day I adjusted a three-day-old. Now
Imagine a bank robber wearing the stereotypical burglar garb. The safe stands open with bags of money piled high as he, in runner’s pose, is
“Fear lives in our beliefs.” That’s what Dr. David Jackson communicated to an assembly of chiropractors — of which I was one — in Seattle
Imagine for a moment that you are sitting on an iceberg. Now imagine that you are oblivious to this fact. As you sit there you
It was her third adjustment. She had already endured my chiropractic monologue over the previous two visits — explaining the basics of chiropractic and how
Safety pins. They’ve been around for more than 150 years and have seemingly endless uses, not the least of which is the reason we chiropractors
One of the most exciting aspects of health and the human body is change. Your body, and therefore your health, is constantly changing. Either it’s
Scribbled on my office white board with mathematical symbols was the equation: Chiropractic ≠ health. My patients were stunned. Surely this was a heretical chiropractic
Every chiropractor who has been in practice for some time has had a population of patients that did not respond as he would have expected.
As we find ourselves in the thick of cold and flu season our focus on avoiding germs becomes top priority for many of us. We’re
I recently posed the following question to my patients: Suppose, for a moment, that you had to catch a cold. Now, obviously, no one in
“Sublata Causa Tollitur Effectus” occupies my office whiteboard. While some mistake it for a Harry Potter magic spell, it’s just a Latin phrase I found
“Most people die at 60, but are buried at 90.” I ran across this quote from late fitness expert Jack LaLanne. It resonated with me
-Never Forget- [originally published in KCN, November 2001; republished from Dr. Lamar’s spinalcolumnblog.com] September 11, 2001. There’s no question about the magnitude of the tragedy