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What's the difference between chiropractic and medicine?
Medical treatment focuses on the disease or the symptom. Chiropractic focuses on the person with the disease or the symptom. Medical treatment usually involves changing blood chemistry. Chiropractic involves restoring nervous system integrity. Medical doctors prescribe medicine. Chiropractors adjust the spine—a common source of nervous system interference.
How does headache medication find the headache?
It can't! Chiropractors know that when you ingest a drug and it enters your bloodstream it numbs or deadens your entire body. Chiropractic adjustments, on the other hand, are specific, targeted and delivered with precision.
Children's Health Issues Articles
Each month, Dr. Christopher Pieda publishes a new article related to childrens health. Here are some links to the current article and to previous months' articles.
- Month
- Article
- October 2008
- Relaxing Bedtime Rituals
- September 2008
- Is Your House Too Clean?
- August 2008
- Be Proactive With Peer Pressure
- July 2008
- Healthy Snacking? You Bet!
- June 2008
- Are Growing Pains Real?
- May 2008
- Infant Fever and Natural Immunity
- April 2008
- Ban on TV for Children?
- March 2008
- Pediatric Drug Dosing
- February 2008
- Chores For Children
- January 2008
- Ear Tubes
- December 2007
- Dental Health For Children
- November 2007
- Childhood Ear Infections
- October 2007
- ADD/ADHD Is It Real?
- September 2007
- Is Weight Cutting Safe?
- August 2007
- Can Chiropractic Help Fevers
- July 2007
- Bedwetter
- June 2007
- Difference Between Colic and Normal Crying
- May 2007
- Why Germs Don’t Cause Disease…
- April 2007
- Doctor Recommends Tonsillectomy
- March 2007
- Obese Children – Not So Cute!
- February 2007
- Does Wearing a Helmet Protect My Child?
- January 2007
- Infant Mortality
- December 2006
- Is Birth Trauma Reaching Epidemic Proportions?
