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"Network Chiropractic Care represents the epitome of 'body'
work in our times; the leading edge of Body-Mind-Spirit
Integration. This work will transform the planet." |
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Candice Pert, Ph. D. |
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Professor of Research Georgetown University |
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Author of Molecules of Emotion |
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"Network care
has a direct effect on clients self-reported wellness which
is twice that expected from healthy lifestyle practices
(exercise, risk avoidance, optional food choices)"
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- R. H. Blanks,
Ph. D. |
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Department of
Anatomy and Neurobiology |
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University of
California, Irvine |
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Benefits or Network Chiropractic Care
A
recent retrospective study of 2,818 patients under Network Care in
the United States and around the world (conducted at UC Irvine
Medical School), demonstrated that Network Care has profound and
significant improvement in self-reported wellness areas.
People
reported changes in:
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Physical Well-Being |
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Reduced Pain |
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Improved Spinal Flexibility |
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More energy |
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Less Fatigue |
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Fewer colds and flu symptoms |
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Stress |
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Improvement in overall health and general well-being |
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Ability to cope with daily challenges |
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Family relationships |
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Emotional and Psychological Well-Being |
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Less distress about physical pain |
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More positive feelings about self |
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Decreased moodiness |
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Improved temper |
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Less Depression |
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More interest in life |
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Fewer concerns about "small" things |
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Improved ability to concentrate |
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Less anxiety |
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Improved ability to stay on task |
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Interest in maintaining a healthy lifestyle |
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Feeling of openness when relating to others |
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Compassion for others |
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Life Improvement |
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Openness to guidance by inner feelings |
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Increased Relaxation |
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Increased positive feelings about self |
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Lifestyle Changes |
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Increase in: |
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Regular Exercise |
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Practice of Tai-Chi/Yoga |
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Meditation and prayer |
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Consuming health food and vitamins |
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Eating partial or total vegetarian |
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Decreased need for prescription medication |
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Quality of Life |
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Improved in: |
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Personal life |
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Self-Awareness |
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Ability to adapt to changes |
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Accomplishments in life |
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Relationships with significant others |
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Job satisfaction |
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Actual work done |
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Relationship with co-workers |
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Romantic life |
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Physical appearance |
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Reference:
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"A Retrospective
Assessment of Network Care using a Survey of Self-Related
Health, Wellness and Quality of Life" |
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Robert H.
Blanks, Ph.D., Tonya L. Schuster, Ph. D., Marnie Dobson, MS |
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Journal of
Vertebral Subluxation Research Volume 1, #4, 1997
p. 15-31 |
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