FROM THE DIRECTOR'S DESK
Adjusting the spine to enhance function and mobility always involves some degree of soft tissue manipulation, but what about the sprained ankle that leads to a breakdown in biomechanics? Poorly rehabilitated injuries can lead to chronic repetitive stress injuries. Flip to page 20 now to read about how this may affect your patients in the article “Soft Tissue Issues” by Dr. Brian Jensen.
Also, chiropractors that end up working on sports teams are constantly treating soft tissue injuries, even in a preventative manner. Flip to page 24 now to read about Dr. Leslie Reece, and her exciting experience working on the athletes in a team environment, hand in hand with athletic trainers through a program offered at Logan University.
Next, the pervasive question in chiropractic centers on vertebral subluxation and its effects on function. In this issue, Dr. Joseph Canillo writes on whether there is evidence that the subluxation complex causes a change in function or if this is just another construct of Dogma in the article “Chiropractic Subluxation Dogma or Fact?.” Flip to page 30 now to read his review of the science & research, with an interesting new take on an old topic.
That’s not all. Of course this issue is packed with great articles from the front to the back! Be sure you update your subscription information by going to www.theamericanchiorpactor.com
Thanks for all you do, and see you next month!
Joe Busch
DC, CCSP
