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Ileocecal valve - revisited
Recently I’ve realized that the most popular search term that guides people to my website is “ileocecal valve” (and variations thereof). Because of this, I thought I should write a f… more →
Dr. Rob D'Aquila
Ileocecal valve - revisited
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Dr. Rob D'Aquila wrote 2 days ago: Recently I’ve realized that the most popular search term that guides people to my website is … more →
Ankle sprain
Dr. Rob D'Aquila wrote 3 days ago: Ankle sprains are a relatively common injury. This often happens when someone is playing sports, but … more →
Achilles tendonitis, applied kinesiology, and chiropractic
Dr. Rob D'Aquila wrote 1 week ago: Achilles tendonitis (or inflammation of the tendon of the calf muscle) is a fairly common condition, … more →
Snapping hip syndrome, applied kinesiology, and chiropractic
Dr. Rob D'Aquila wrote 4 weeks ago: Many people experience a snapping sensation when they get up from sitting, twisting on a leg or doin … more →
Ileocecal Valve
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Dr. Rob D'Aquila wrote 1 month ago: One of my mentors, Dr. Tim Francis taught me that people will generally have no health problems/comp … more →
Stretching tight muscles - an "applied kinesiology" perspective
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Dr. Rob D'Aquila wrote 1 month ago: Patients often ask me – “should I stretch…”. My answer is often something al … more →
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Applied Kinesiology, and Chiropractic
Dr. Rob D'Aquila wrote 1 month ago: Carpal tunnel syndrome affects many people, so chances are you’ve heard of this condition. Unf … more →
Muscle Testing aka focussing on the neural pathways
quinten wrote 2 months ago: “Everybody using muscle testing as it is done in kinesiology, has to come to the conclusion it … more →
Applied kinesiology, chiropractic, and "flat feet"
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Dr. Rob D'Aquila wrote 2 months ago: Foot problems are one of the most common conditions I see in my practice. And amongst them, over-pro … more →
Don't (always) take your supplements!
Dr. Rob D'Aquila wrote 2 months ago: Any time I find out a new (or existing) patient is taking supplements not prescribed by me; I ask th … more →
Dysmenorrhea, applied kinesiology, and chiropractic care
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Dr. Rob D'Aquila wrote 2 months ago: According to Medline Plus and the Merriam Webster® medical dictionary, dysmenorrhea simply means … more →
On Emotions
Dr. Rob D'Aquila wrote 2 months ago: I truly feel that emotions can cause (and certainly exacerbate) any condition. The term “neuro … more →
Potential causes of hypothyroidism
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Dr. Rob D'Aquila wrote 2 months ago: The previous article titled “Hypothyroidism” was written to allow for an understanding o … more →
Hypothyroidism
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Dr. Rob D'Aquila wrote 2 months ago: The thyroid is a butterfly-shaped endocrine (hormone secreting) gland located in your neck beneath t … more →
Arthritis and applied kinesiology - a comprehensive approach
Dr. Rob D'Aquila wrote 2 months ago: Arthritis simply means inflammation in a joint. I feel it’s a diagnosis given too loosely, too … more →
Cold laser therapy & proof that humans radiate light
Dr. Rob D'Aquila wrote 2 months ago: These pictures came from an article sent to me by Dr. Nelson Marquina, who is the president of USA L … more →
Digestion: the importance of hydrochloric acid
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Dr. Rob D'Aquila wrote 3 months ago: Digestive problems are one of the most common conditions I see in my patients. And they are usually … more →
What is a chiropractic adjustment, and what will it do for me?
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Dr. Rob D'Aquila wrote 3 months ago: I want to explain what a chiropractic adjustment is because it is something I use to help my patient … more →
Facilitated communication | Muscle Monitoring | Ideomotor effect
quinten wrote 3 months ago: Facilitated Communication, what is it? Facilitated communication (FC) is a process by which a Facili … more →
