Comments for Affordable Chiropractic for Everyone

Comment on Happy neck, Happy Body, Happy Life! by Ted A. Moreno

Ted A. Moreno — Fri, 18 May 2012 00:16:36 +0000

I have always had a stiff neck. Since I’ve been doing the chin tucks daily, I have a lot more motion in my neck. Thanks Dr. Kyle!

Comment on What the heck are you doing cracking my back? by noli2421

noli2421 — Thu, 10 May 2012 15:36:24 +0000

Hey Mark. The popping sound is just the gas in the joint capsule. Surrounding every joint is a capsule with fluid that bathes and nourishes the joint. When you adjust and move the joint surfaces the area expands and the gas goes from a liquid state to a gas state and “pops”. same as when you open a soda or beer, it fizzes. It’s all physics.

Hope that answers her question. That pop sound is the sound of more life!

Kyle

Comment on What the heck are you doing cracking my back? by Mark Bartlett

Mark Bartlett — Thu, 10 May 2012 11:54:44 +0000

Dr. Kyle,

Good Morning!

Thank you for the continued assistance, support and education on Subluxations and the cause and effect it has on our entire quality of life. Can you please answser a question for my wife Germaine that she has a concern about the actual noise or cracking sound while preforming an adjustment. What is that cracking noise? What causes that to happen?

Thanks Zen Master!

God Bless You!

Comment on Something I actually AGREE with Dr Phil on… by Ted Moreno

Ted Moreno — Thu, 03 May 2012 15:02:34 +0000

I’ve been getting regular chiropractic treatments since I was 22 years old. At 52 now, I feel great and have lots of energy!

Comment on Hours, Directions & Contact by noli2421

noli2421 — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 15:50:46 +0000

Hey Georgia, I am always glad to be able to help you, you’re one of my VIPs!

Comment on Hours, Directions & Contact by Georgia Heard

Georgia Heard — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 02:59:54 +0000

I am 88 years old, and three weeks ago I fell, breaking my right collar bone and a finger on my left hand. My neck also hurt very much and I was afraid to come in because I didn’t want any more pain. But when I couldn’t stand it any longer I finally came in. You were so gentle with me; and with just that one adjustment, my neck is feeling better than it was before the fall. Thank you so much for being here for me.

Comment on Tooth, Tijuana, Tequila: my Adventure South of the Border by Barry

Barry — Thu, 05 Apr 2012 22:01:09 +0000

Great story. Great morale. I’m glad you are doing better!

Comment on Power of Chiropractic by Mark Bartlett

Mark Bartlett — Thu, 05 Apr 2012 13:07:06 +0000

Good Day! Quote for the day!
It’s normal to respond positively to incentives such as a bonus, a big commission, or the reward of a trip to Hawaii after a great year. As gratifying as these external “motivators” may be, they are short-lived and provide precious little fuel to the motivation engine when you’ve just lost a big sale. One of the secrets of self-motivation that sustains you through good times and bad – is a larger purpose that defines what your life is about – how you contribute through your work, your relationships and your family to making the world a better place to live. Combined with high expectations and a sense of what is truly meaningful for you, your sense of purpose can be a constant source of renewed commitment to act and to perform at your best.
These five keys to a “motivational system” will carry you forward to achieve immediate results and long-term life and career success. But they require constant attention, reflection and renewal.
Here are five questions to ask yourself — especially when you feel your motivation slipping and your enthusiasm waning:
1. Am I tapping into my own inner resources? Is there a courageous action I should take right now to overcome an obstacle?
2. What’s my “meaningful motive?” Am I focused on what has meaning for me?
3. What’s driving my thinking right now? Is it fear? Or is it faith in myself?
4. Am I setting high expectations for myself? Am I challenging myself to reach my personal best?
5. Is my Purpose clear? Do I have a clear image of how I want to contribute and to whom?
As you answer these questions clearly and with conviction, you will ignite the motivational engine to drive success in your life and career.

Comment on Why? by Jonathan Seaton Eblacas

Jonathan Seaton Eblacas — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 13:06:03 +0000

Good for you Mark! Choosing the Healthier Route, feels much better to me. Doesn’t it? WHY?? Did we ever put ourselves, through such anguish?? Such misery? Unedjucated with Facts? Were we preyed on, by predators that know nothing of science, using us as lab rats? (: it feels good to me, to be free of suppression, and Tyranny! I feel calm, and well, knowing that I am Truthfully Educated, and on the right Path. (: I see things so clearly, I’m soo happy! I always smile!! I’m smiling now! While i shed greatful tears! I’m happy with me!! Why?? Because I’m connected. To something great! Something Worth fighting for! Something Unique, Prideful! Loving, caring, Daring, blessed, the best! (: awesome! In Blossom! I’m in love!! With me….yes! I finally, love myself now!! (: I care about myself. It feels good. I finally feel balanced, whole, and True. Thats WHY!! I am blessed, thankful, and grateful…to now have DR. Kyle in my life…Chiropractics! And my own council of Positive state of mind, is key, to my healthy and Happy existence! I’m estatic!! And I feel truly blessed! My feeling, and connection that I have, through myself, my family, my higher Power, my nervous system, Genious minds! And Healing Hands!! I’m doing Awesome!! Whatever your God? Or Higher Power? Whatever positive Energy you feel? Anything that TRULY makes you feel balanced and good?? May your God, or Higher Power Connection, bless you with the Hands of life!! and I wish you Wellness! Longevity! Enhanced, Quality of Life! Your worth it! (: Jonny B…Buddhason

Comment on Why? by Mark Bartlett

Mark Bartlett — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 13:45:10 +0000

Okay, here goes. My top 5 reasons to have a Chiropractor – and see them on a regular basis, of course.

1. It’s a fantastic, healthy pre-lunch activity

2. It’s a great family activity

3. It beats taking a lot of pills and filling prescriptions

4. It’s the one Doctor you actually love seeing

5. And number 5 – So you don’t have to get your back fused together.