Health Resources

The following resources have been assembled to provide you with more chiropractic wellness care information available on the internet.

Health Resources

Chiropractic Directory

www.Chiropractor-Pages.com

Chiropractic Organizations

www.AmerChiro.org
www.Chiro.org
www.Chiropractic.org
www.ChiropracticIsSafe.org
www.ChiropracticResearchReview.com
www.WorldChiropracticAlliance.com

Wellness Coaching

www.DiscoverWellnessCoaching.com

Wellness for Kids

www.BAM.gov
www.ChiroPediatrics.com
www.ICPA4kids.org
www.JWTumbles.com
www.KidsHealth.org
www.My-Gym.com
www.NutritionExplorations.org/kids/

Exercise and Nutrition

www.BodyForLife.com
www.CompassionateCooks.com
www.CorePerformance.com
www.Ediets.com
www.FitnessPlus.com
www.FoodRevolution.org
www.IFIC.org
www.MiaVita.com
www.NANP.org
www.SparkPeople.com
www.TheBodyByGod.com
www.TruthPublishing.com
www.WestonAPrice.org
www.WHFoods.org
www.WholeHealthMD.com

Fitness Centers

www.24HourFitness.com
www.BallyFitness.com
www.Curves.com
www.FrogsFit.com
www.GoldsGym.com

Thought and Meditation

www.Chopra.com
www.DrWayneDyer.com
www.KenWilber.com
www.TM.org

Life Coach

www.FindACoach.com
www.TheIACC.com
www.CoachFederation.org

Acupuncture

www.AcuFinder.com

Dentist

www.1800Dentist.com

Homeopath

www.homeopathic.org

Naturopath

Pilates

www.pilates.com
www.thepilatescenter.com
www.pilates-studio.com
www.powerpilates.com

Yoga

www.siddhayoga.com
www.yogajournal.com

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