Communicating with Innate: Binary biofeedback Part 4

We are only limited by the questions we ask Using a binary biofeedback device (such as muscle testing, the occipital drop [OD], the short leg reflex and many others) makes it possible to obtain information about a patient quickly, easily and accurately. Initially Koren Specific Technique (KST) used the patient’s occiput to obtain  information. It… Continue reading Communicating with Innate: Binary biofeedback Part 4

Communicating with Innate: Binary biofeedback Part 3

Whose bODy is it anyway? Binary biofeedback devices have been a part of healthcare since time immemorial. They are a quick, easy to use and accurate method of obtaining information about the body. Using these devises Koren Specific Technique (KST) brings chiropractic to a new level of effectiveness and speed and makes practice more exciting.… Continue reading Communicating with Innate: Binary biofeedback Part 3

Communicating with Innate: Binary biofeedback Part 2

Using biofeedback devices in rather powerful ways Binary biofeedback devices have been a part of healthcare since time immemorial. They are a quick, reproducible method of obtaining accurate information about the body and body/mind. What are they? You don’t find these devices in a store (or even online). They are autonomic physiological reactions to stress.… Continue reading Communicating with Innate: Binary biofeedback Part 2

Communicating with Innate: Binary biofeedback Part 1

Biofeedback may be a modern day word but it is of ancient lineage and used in many healthcare systems today. A body biofeedback device (or mechanism) is similar to a lie-detector test – it reveals body changes when a question is asked. What kinds of changes? What kinds of questions? Let’s explore this. Many biofeedback… Continue reading Communicating with Innate: Binary biofeedback Part 1

A Doctor Who Knows His Place

A chiropractor working for Cancer Treatment Centers Of America Tedd Koren, DC The August 19, 2013 issue of Chiropractic Economics had a disturbing article by Jeffrey Sklar, DC entitled “Sleep disrupted by ostomy complicated by cervical radiculopathy.”  Why is this dull sounding article disturbing? Dr. Sklar woks at the Cancer Treatment Centers of America.  In… Continue reading A Doctor Who Knows His Place

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Adjusting While Angry

  The cause of subluxations is often multifactorial. That means that people get subluxations when subjected to a number of stressors at the same time that overwhelm the individual’s resistance. I have three examples from my files. Example one. A chiropractor comes to see me with severe wrist pain. She’s already been to a few… Continue reading Adjusting While Angry

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The Vaccination Dilemma

Americans are the most vaccinated people on the planet.  And the sickest!  Nearly half of the people in the United States suffer from at least one chronic illness. “Nearly half of Americans suffer at least one chronic disease, everything from allergies to heart disease – 20 million more than doctors had anticipated this year, researchers… Continue reading The Vaccination Dilemma

A Pox On My House

We went to a chicken pox party a few weeks ago. This is how it works: someone’s child has chicken pox and they invite people to bring their kids. The idea is for the children to get it now instead of when they’re older and the disease can be much more uncomfortable and dangerous. We… Continue reading A Pox On My House