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Alumni, Alumni & Friends, Chiropractic, Podcast, Slice of LIFE

Authenticity, Accountability, and Purpose in Practice Featuring Dr. Daniel Bai- Thriving Chiros

Dr. Daniel Bai, a Life University alumnus, author, speaker, and chiropractor at Life Effect Centers in Frankfort, Illinois, delivers a powerful reminder that authenticity and personal dedication are the keys to building a successful chiropractic practice. Dr. Bai challenges the common belief that external factors determine success, highlighting instead the importance of mastering your craft, connecting with your community, and walking the talk.

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Chiropractic, Slice of LIFE

A Straight Look at Military Neck

Straight posture is healthful, but if it feels like your neck is stuck at attention like a strict toy soldier, it could be an indicator of a condition known as military neck. Also known as cervical kyphosis, this neck problem is not actually related to service in the military at all. Rather, it could be caused by a degenerative disc disease, congenital disorder, bodily trauma or iatrogenic response (adverse effect related to some form of medical intervention).

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Athletics, Faculty/Staff, Podcast, Slice of LIFE

Communications, Sports and doing what you love, with Nick Pope – Podcast

As Sports Information Director (SID) at Life U, Nick Pope has a lot to juggle day-to-day, making sure that the behind-the-scenes details are taken care of so that our athletes can do what they do best. Pope reiterates ‘People don’t just show up and play.” This podcast shows athletes some of what it takes to keep the game going and can spark some ideas for sports-related career fields.

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Chiropractic, Slice of LIFE

Chiropractic and the U.S. Military: An Evolving Healing Journey

Chiropractic as a profession has had to fight for recognized legitimacy and inclusion into the larger healthcare system since D.D. Palmer performed the first adjustment in 1895. Luckily for the evolution of holistic health, the chiropractic profession has progressed in the general lexicon leaps and bounds since then. One of the most profound and public examples of chiropractic’s acceptance has been the profession’s long-standing partnership with the U.S. Military.

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Chiropractic, Slice of LIFE

Celebrate Chiropractic Founder’s Day at Life University

Mark your calendars for Thursday, September 12, 2024, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for a special celebration at Life University’s Socrates Café. Hosted by the Student Ambassadors and the President’s Office, this year’s Chiropractic Founders Day event is an occasion that promises to be both inspiring and enriching for the entire Life U community.

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Chiropractic, Slice of LIFE

Repetitive Strain Injury and Chiropractic Relief

Maybe you’re a bassist who gets an intense twinge in the wrist after a long day of practice. It could be you are a world-class tennis player whose elbows shout in pain with every swing. Or perhaps you work on an industrial assembly line day in and day out, working and stressing the same muscles continuously. All these scenarios are a recipe for repetitive strain injury.

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Chiropractic, Faculty/Staff, Podcast, Slice of LIFE

Active on Activator and its efficacy with Dr. Laura Huber – Podcast

Dr. Laura Huber, Life U Chiropractic Sciences Professor, went from being a non-believer to something of a trumpeter for the virtues of the Activator tool for chiropractic adjustments. By nature and by design, chiropractic is literally very hands-on to feel and understand what subluxations may be present in the body in order to deliver healing adjustments. Therefore, some chiropractors are weary of using tools such as an Activator to deliver an adjustment. However, Dr. Huber explains that its gentle nature and consistency in terms of type of force delivered can benefit patients immensely.