Does chiropractic affect my ability to function?

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Does chiropractic affect my ability to function? Dr. Dean DePice

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Dr. DePice explains that chiropractic does more than just help relieve symptoms. Chiropractic helps in the overall function of the body, which has far reaching benefits.

Background

Dr. Dean DePice is the author of "Speak Out", a program for delivering chiropractic information to the public. He is a lecturer and teacher and has spoken to chiropractic groups world wide.

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ROBERT W. SMITH, D.C., DABCI
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