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Future of Chiropractic Secured by State Supreme Court Victory

Original Air Date: September 03, 2020

Sponsored by:
MyoVision
MyoVision
David Marcarian, MA
Mike Maxwell, JD, LLM.

Presenters:
David Marcarian, MA, NASA-Trained Muscle Function Expert, NIH Principal Investigator, Inventor/patent-holder on DynaROM Soft Tissue Injury Evaluation System, Expert witness with a record of prevailing in 100% of over 40 legal cases
Mike Maxwell, JD, LLM., Personal Injury Attorney, Graduate of Prestigious Trial Lawyers College

Moderator:
Peter Crownfield, Executive Editor of Dynamic Chiropractic

Topics include:

  • The Work Smart method of capitalizing on the evidence-based model.
  • How the Supreme Court Case changed the course of history.
  • Headache-free PI: Dramatically increase income and help those who need you most.
  • Converting PI patients to wellness: Utilizing objective data to focus on function, not symptoms.
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