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March 13, 2012 - Volume 6, Issue 6

Talking Chiropractic on "Dr. Phil"

Dr. Fabrizio Mancini, a doctor of chiropractic and the president of Parker University in Dallas, and Dr. Patrick DeFazio, a Los Angeles doctor of chiropractic, appear on the "Dr. Phil" show on March 14, marking chiropractic's first appearance on the popular daytime talk show, which is broadcast on 220 television stations across the U.S. and in more than 40 countries worldwide.

The segment begins with Dr. Phil introducing Dr. Mancini as his chiropractor for 14 years and author of the book The Power of Self-Healing: Unlock Your Natural Healing Potential in 21 Days! This set the stage for Dr. Mancini to talk about his book and the concepts of chiropractic. He stated that "the only way to truly fulfill your life potential is to fulfill your health potential." Dr. Mancini added that the difference between chiropractic and what he called the "sick care system" in the U.S. is that "we see patients as [people, not just diseases]."

Dr. Phil told the audience, "I got chiropractic treatment from you [Dr. Mancini] 2 or 3 times a week." He went on to introduce his current personal chiropractor, Dr. DeFazio, who was given an opportunity to talk more about chiropractic and how it can, among other benefits, help relieve stresses on the body.

After the show, a number of people working on the set asked about how to find a local chiropractor or remarked how much they had learned about the value of chiropractic. This was in addition to the many members of the audience who talked about chiropractic and asked Dr. Mancini to autograph their copy of his book.

Maximize Your Energy: When and How to Eat

We all want to have more energy – but where do we start? A key step involves learning how and when to eat. If your goal is to feel naturally energized during every waking minute of each day, you can do so by following your circadian rhythms closely. Here's how.

Dodge Diabetes Now

Everyone wants to avoid diabetes, but for those with a strong family history of the disease, it's even more important to do whatever you can to reduce your risk. Fortunately, in many cases diabetes can be avoided – or at least managed – with simple lifestyle modifications. Here are a few to consider.

Outside-the-Box Ways to Get Kids Moving

Sometimes it seems as if slowing children down is parents' biggest challenge, but these days, keeping kids active is actually a growing concern. What can you to promote regular physical activity? Try these five outside-of-the-box ways to get your kids moving.

Exposing the Dangers of
Hip-Replacement Surgery

According to a recent investigative article in the British Medical Journal, metal-on-metal hip replacement devices may do more – much more – harm than good.

Get Some Sun (But Not Too Much)

While skin cancer and premature aging of the skin is an issue with persistent sunlight exposure, the bright side of sun exposure is that it brightens our mood and allows us to be outdoors more for exercise.

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