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Health Reports

These reports are provided for your reading, print them out, or share with a friend.

1. Accelerated aging

2. Antibiotics--21st century time bomb

3. Aspirin--helpful or hazardous

4. Asthma and upper cervical chiropractic

5. Central nervous system control

6. Challenging the theory of artificial immunity

7. Children, headaches and upper cervical chiropractic

8. Strengthening your child's immune system

9. Diabetes and upper cervical chiropractic

10. Fibromyalgia

11. Human genetic potential and chiropractic

12. Interference

13. Osteoporosis--prevention through chiropractic

14. Restoring the balance--upper cervical chiropractic and the Endocrine system

15. Side-FX----The drug industry's influence on health care

16. The Cervical curve

17. The Winning Edge--athletic performance and chiropractic

18. The role of inflammation in the healing process

19. Thyroid conditions and chiropractic

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  • "Dr. Cross is by far the best Chiropractor I have ever been to. I am 55 and have been getting chiropractic care since my early 20s for my neck and upper back. I recently discovered I have an atlas subluxation and was so happy to discover Dr. Cross. In fact he is the only Doctor in Tucson using this technique. An upper cervical Chiropractor is called an Orthogonist. He is also a holistic Chiropractor treating all areas of the body including health and wellness. So don't walk...run to Doctor Cross for any aches or pains. He is a truly amazing empathetic and humble person and a phenomenal Doctor."
    Cheryl P. Tucson, AZ
  • "Dr. Cross is a superb doctor. Believe it, or not, he has helped me with every health issue, including doing research and reporting things my other doctors didn't know. Dr. Cross advises on permanent fixes, such as exercises to strengthen weak muscles, health programs, vitamins, supplements, and things I should read and research on my own to expand my health knowledge. Keep up the great work, Dr. Cross."
    Margaret W.
  • "Dr. Cross is very knowledgeable, has an engaging personality, and empathy towards the patient."
    Frank

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