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Lloyd’s Chiropractic Clinic of St. George
Todd Lloyd, DC
Chiropractic Physician ~
Spinal Trauma Team
435 N. 1680 E., Ste 6C
St. George, UT 84790
(435) 652-4322
Chiropractic Blog Posts
- Too much Tylenol can have an accumulative, damaging effect on your liver and brain.
- Your body’s ability to self regulate and heal itself.
- Headaches, stiffness between the shoulders, and numbness in the arms: Do you have T4 syndrome?
- Chiropractic Care can be a Healthy Alternative to America’s Prescription Drug Overdose Epidemic.
- 5 Ways to Relieve Neck Tension at the Office.
Recent Comments
- Dr. Andrew White on Too much Tylenol can have an accumulative, damaging effect on your liver and brain.
- Anonymous on Is “Attention Density” Right for You?
- Dr. Maya Pande on 5 Ways to Relieve Neck Tension at the Office.
- Dr. Andrew White on Headaches, stiffness between the shoulders, and numbness in the arms: Do you have T4 syndrome?
- Mateen on Dentists at risk for Neck and Back Pain
Whiplash and Spinal Trauma Experts
Dr. Lloyd has spent thousands of hours in post-graduate clinical education for the care and relief of whiplash and spinal trauma cases. In this course, he has earned the CCST, CCEP, IDE, and QME designations:
CCST: Certified Chiropractic Spinal Trauma
CCEP: Certified Chiropractic Extremities Practitioner
IDE: Industrial Disability Evaluator
QME: Qualified Medical Evaluator
We always try to stay up to date with medical and chiropractic literature to deliver the best care to you.
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“Now this is not science, this is a survey” – what’s your point here interviewer? People don’t need to (and don’t want to) wait for so-called scientific evidence to feel better. As Michael Dobbins, DC says (paraphrased) – show me a study with a certain outcome, then give me 15 minutes on Google and I’ll show you a study that concludes the opposite outcome.
Well put, Dr. D’Aquila. If we all had to wait to do what double blind randomized studies tell us what to do, none of us would ever get pain relief.
I would imagine that the producers of the show told him that he had to put that disclaimer in there for some reason.
Dr. Lloyd
Probably because they get most of their advertising dollars from big pharma.