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HYP01 - Hypertension? Check for Atlas Subluxation

A study in the leading hypertension journal concluded that correction of atlas misalignment led to a significant lowering of blood pressure in some patients with hypertension.

Discuss the findings and methods used in the study and the potential future implications for chiropractic and for patients with hypertension.

Session Detail O2401.HYP01.2

Schedule:

4 CE hours. Online classes are available for 365 days from date of purchase. CE credit (if applicable) is earned in the calendar year the course is completed.

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Chiropractor Approval Numbers	ND approved
	IA approved
	SD approved
	MN 84592

Instructors (listed in order of appearance)

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Additional Resources

Kerry Johnson

Biography: Kerry Johnson, DC has been a licensed chiropractor since 1985. He and his wife Lisa founded Johnson Spinal Care Associates, PA in 1986. Dr. Johnson uses a "whole person approach" when taking care of his patients. By mastering the very best hands-on-techniques, utilizing state of the art spinal analysis and a gentle, caring approach, he is able to help you accelerate and/or maintain you on your journey toward health and wellness. His education includes pre-chiropractic study at Lakewood and St. Olaf Colleges. Earned his doctor of chiropractic degree from Life University and has postgraduate training in occupational health and sports injuries. He has part II certification from the National Upper Cervical Chiropractic Association (NUCCA).

William Elkington

Biography:

William Elkington, DC was the chair of the Diagnostic and Clinical Sciences Department at Northwestern College of Chiropractic. He is a 1984 graduate of Northwestern, where he practiced, taught many different courses, and held various administrative positions over the years.

He served on the Accreditation Academy of the Council on Chiropractic Education, and served for many years on the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners Part II Test Committee. In 1995, his testimony in front of the Medical Affairs Committee of the American Cancer Society resulted in an important change in ACS policy regarding chiropractic. Although he has lectured across the United States on various topics, his most recent focus has been on the challenges of caring for patients with asthma, allergies, and hypertension.