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     Do you suffer with Peripheral Neuropathy? Dr. Channing J. King, D.C.is holding a FREE in-office seminar discussing Peripheral Neuropathy!!! Topics to be discussed: What is Peripheral Neuropathy The Read more
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    Dr. Channing J. King, D.C.is holding a FREE IN-OFFICE SEMINARDiscussing the Origins & Treatment of Type 2 DiabetesMonday, December 19 at 6:00 p.m.Do You Suffer WithType 2 Diabetes?Seats are limited Read more
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    Created: Jun 08, 2011

    Thyroid Problems? Dr. Channing J. King, D.C. invites you to an in-officeseminar on Read more
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         Have you been told that your blood pressure is too high or too low?  If so, you're not alone.  According to the American Heart Association, about 74.5 Read more
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    Do you needmore energy? In our society, we alwaysseem to be on the move, which requires tremendous amounts of energy. The problem is most people do not have the energy Read more
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    Mouth of God If somebody asked you wherehealth comes from, what would you say?  Would you say your heart, yourlungs, or would it be your brain?  Healing Read more
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    Whatis Chiropractic? A lot of people wonder about chiropractic. What is it? How does it work? Many peoplehave experienced chiropractic at some level, while others have Read more
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