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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
- The Disorder Nobody Wants To Talk About
- Chiropractic Care and Anxiety
- 25 Things You Didn't Know A Chiropractor Could Do, #3: Mental Health
- 25 Things You Didn't Know a Chiropractor Could Do: #1
- 25 Things You Didn't Know A Chiropractor Could Do #4: Osteoporosis
- 5 Reasons You Can't Trust Nutrition Research, Part I
- 26 For 26
- It's time for cycling in America to grow up.
- 3 Must-Have Android Health Apps, Part I
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Allopathic medicine Archive
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In which I unwittingly join a movement and realize the parallels between wireless routers and alternative medicine.
Posted on November 10, 2012 | No CommentsA few weeks ago, I upgraded the digital infrastructure at my office, the Center for Alternative Medicine. The new router I installed included the capacity for multiple wireless networks, so... -
Why You Are Sick
Posted on September 8, 2012 | 2 CommentsToday, more than ever, we live in a disease-ridden society. But that’s not because we lack sanitation, hygiene, abundant foods or opportunities for exercise. We live in a disease-ridden society... -
The Ten Deadliest Mythical Diseases, Part 1
Posted on June 19, 2012 | No CommentsThere are several allegedly common diseases which are overdiagnosed, and these wrong diagnoses hurt the patient in two ways; not only are they exposed to the dangers of the drug therapy itself, they are also denied the proper treatment for what is truly ailing them. -
Time For Your Flu Vaccine? No.
Posted on October 6, 2011 | 3 CommentsI’m not supposed to make recommendations regarding pharmaceuticals to my patients, because they are outside of my scope of practice, so if you are my patient, don’t read this. In... -
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... -
The 5 Most Deadly Heart Disease Myths
Posted on January 25, 2011 | No CommentsIf you have read this blog for more than 5 minutes, you probably already know two things: I believe (because the research demonstrates) that taking control of your health care... -
Annual Fear Campaign Set To Begin
Posted on August 18, 2010 | No CommentsThe annual Fear Campaign is about to begin, as everybody with a pulse will have it hammered into their heads that if they don’t get a flu shot, They Will... -
Violation of an Oath, a Person, and a Profession: Erin Vaught and Ball Memorial Hospital
Posted on August 5, 2010 | 15 CommentsAt the beginning of every physician’s career, there is a moment in which we commit ourselves irrevocably to the wellbeing of our fellow humans. At that moment, when a physician... -
Look Mikey, We Found A Gene!
Posted on June 14, 2010 | 1 CommentThe New York Times today reported on the utter failure for medical research to find anything useful to do with the human genome. A full 10 years after the human... -
Do Chiropractors…?
Posted on June 13, 2010 | No CommentsHere’s a fun little exercise for rainy days. Go to Google, type in the beginning of a search, and see what Google’s autocomplete feature suggests. It gives you a sense...
