RE: Chiropractic and Evo Biology-Informed Medicine = Good Fit

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Excellent article thanks …..now HAVE YOU GOTTEN YOUR PATIENT’S EMAILS INTO THE “OREGON HEALTH POLICY BOARD?” If so thanks, Vern Saboe From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Sent: Friday, December 30, 2011 3:47 PM Subject: Chiropractic and Evo Biology-Informed Medicine = Good Fit Colleagues. If you get chance, please read this important editorialfrom BMJ. Mainstream health care is undergoing a major paradigm shift.This shift, will result in a proper redirect of the the focus ontoward wellness-based/prevention-based health care. One of the majorcomponents of this new paradigm is the relatively new evidence thatthe overall human genome has been relatively static in the last10k-40k years. Chiropractic is potentially in a beautiful place tohelp serve in the larger healthcare realm in the 21st century.http://www.bmj.com/content/343/bmj.d7671 j --Note: In future please use this Gmail address instead of:cdc@... and Spbkchiro@.... Thank you

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Thanks for the heads up .  A thoughts provoking article for sure.  I believe the authors short change the value and ultimate importance of epi-genetics in this evolutionary picture of man.  The basic Genome appears quite static alright over last 30K but epi-genetic changes are going on continuously it appears.  Research has its work cut out.  It is an exciting area of study and promises enormous benefits.

Schneider DCPDXOn Fri, Dec 30, 2011 at 3:47 PM, <johncollinsdc@...> wrote:

 

Colleagues. If you get chance, please read this important editorial

from BMJ. Mainstream health care is undergoing a major paradigm shift.

This shift, will result in a proper redirect of the the focus on

toward wellness-based/prevention-based health care. One of the major

components of this new paradigm is the relatively new evidence that

the overall human genome has been relatively static in the last

10k-40k years. Chiropractic is potentially in a beautiful place to

help serve in the larger healthcare realm in the 21st century.

http://www.bmj.com/content/343/bmj.d7671

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