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I create an interlinked, harmonious world by giving of my knowledge, caring about others' wellbeing and sharing my stories.Dr. Avery Jenkins
Dr. Avery Jenkins
Dr. Jenkins is a primary care chiropractic physician specializing in the treatment of people with chronic disorders. He is board certified in medical acupuncture and clinical nutrition.
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Top Posts & Pages
- 5 Reasons You Can't Trust Nutrition Research, Part I
- 25 Things You Didn't Know a Chiropractor Could Do: #1
- 25 Things You Didn't Know A Chiropractor Could Do, #3: Mental Health
- The Disorder Nobody Wants To Talk About
- Chiropractic Care and Anxiety
- The problem with mainstream medicine is staring us in the face.
- How To Reduce Your Risk of Chronic Disease By 78%
- 3 Must-Have Android Health Apps, Part I
- 25 Things You Didn't Know A Chiropractor Could Do #4: Osteoporosis
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My Crime? Riding A Bicycle On A Public Street
Posted on May 7, 2012 | 32 CommentsMeadow Street -- normally a quiet, residential street in a small rural town in sleepy northwest Connecticut -- had been turned into a 3-ring circus. There were now so many so many police cars that the road was closed to traffic, and two cops were standing in the middle of the road, discussing the difficult, dangerous situation they were facing. That situation would be me. -
Cycling Renaissance
Posted on May 5, 2012 | No CommentsIn a previous post, I mentioned the Golden Age of Cycling, which occurred at the beginning of the 20th century. And from the most current numbers, it looks as if... -
I *Would* Ride, Except It’s Too Dangerous!
Posted on May 4, 2012 | 3 CommentsThis is the most common reason I hear from people who otherwise might take my advice, dust off their bikes, and go for a spin. While it might seem dangerous... -
This Road Belongs To The Bicycle
Posted on May 3, 2012 | 3 CommentsIn today’s installment of Bicycle Month posts, I am going to ever-so-briefly mutate from being a physician and bon vivant to (very) amateur historian. You know that road out in... -
Welcome to National Bike Month!
Posted on May 2, 2012 | No CommentsWelcome to National Bike Month! To celebrate this most worthy steed and its versatility, economy and pure fun as a transportation device, I will, each day in the month of... -
Mental Health Medication Myths and Pharmaceutical Placebos
Posted on August 2, 2011 | 1 CommentThe numbers are horrifying. Ten percent of Americans over age six take antidepressants. Antipsychotic drugs, once reserved for schizophrenics, have become the top-selling class of drugs in the US, with... -
Thumbtack
Posted on April 25, 2011 | No CommentsThe world of internet advertising is particularly interesting for a small office such as mine. I just added my listing to thumbtack.com. I was impressed by their verification of the... -
Estrogen: It’s Not Just For Breakfast Any More
Posted on March 7, 2011 | No CommentsIndustries from pharmaceuticals to plastics to agriculture are all dependent on the bureaucratically-induced hallucination that our estrogen-soaked food supply is safe. Unfortunately, this view is contradicted by the research, all... -
Food with a Pedigree
Posted on February 9, 2011 | No Comments“Cauliflower,” Mark Twain once wrote, “is nothing more than cabbage with a college education.” Despite this somewhat disparaging remark, the great American humorist was known to enjoy nibbling on this... -
A Dentist with Majestic Ideas
Posted on February 2, 2011 | No CommentsOur Friday quiz revolved around a mystery man who was a pioneer in the field of clinical nutrition — so far ahead of his time that, in fact, we are...
