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JULY 2018
Executive Committees
CDAHK CONFERENCE and AGM 2018
GLOBAL CHIROPRACTIC COMMUNITY Chairman
Eric Chun Pu Chu 朱君璞脊醫
LIFE UNIVERSITY PEAK PROGRAM HONG KONG
Vice Chairman
CDAHK in MEDIA Rick Pak Wai Lau 劉柏偉脊醫
WE SERVE THE COMMUNITY Honorary Secretary
Kary Ka Wai Lam 林嘉慧脊醫
CONTINUING EDUCATION and CPD
Honorary Treasurer
CHIROPRACTIC RESEARCH Valerie Kok Yan Chu 朱珏欣脊醫
CDAHK FELLOWSHIP Ethics/Education Chair
CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Gabriel Ng 吳肇楠脊醫
Public Relation
Jeffrey Ng 吳政諺脊醫
Founding Chairman
Vincent W H Chan 陳允灝脊醫
Offcial Publication of Founding President
Chiropractic Doctors Association of Hong Kong Albert C H Leung 梁濟康脊醫
香港執業脊醫協會
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CDAHK Election 2018
During its annual general meeting in Hong Kong, the CDAHK members have selected Drs. Eric Chu, Rick
Lau, Kary Lam, Valerie Chu, Gabriel Ng, and Jeffrey Ng as Executive Committees.
THE REVIEW OF the CODE OF PRACTICE
Dr. Chu was first elected as the chairman in 2014 and had lead the association in receiving various
sponsorship and international credentials. He had led and published many research; and completed the
Chinese version of the WHO Guidelines on Basic Training and Safety in Chiropractic, which is the keystone
to educational policies. His medical research has contributed to the current knowledge of autonomic
nervous system. Through innovation and research, He furnishes the advancement of translational
medicine and collaboration of healthcare professionals in Asia.
Drs Rick Lau and Valerie Chu had lead the association in receiving the prestigious World Spine Day
Award since 2014 and were elected as the vice chairman and honorary treasurer. Dr Lau has received
his Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) from Palmer College of Chiropractic and Dr Chu has completed her
education from AECC. Rick is passionate about helping patients and sharing a message of health with
the community around him. He constantly provides volunteer to the domestic helpers and government
at the local communities.
Dr. Kary Lam, CMCC graduate, has been elected as the Honorary Secretary of the CDAHK. Dr Lam had
served at the Executive Committee since 2008. She had supported in various rules and moved this
association’s important work to advance and integrate chiropractic as one of the main health system
through quality care and patient satisfaction.
Drs Gabriel Ng and Jeffrey Ng were the newly elected as the education and public relation committees.
Gabriel is also a certified personal fitness trainer. He has played many sports and always believes that
“never stop learning because life never stop teaching”. Jeffrey has a BSc (Hon) in Kinesiology and DC
from New York Chiropractic College. He continuously strives to improve chiropractic knowledge for
providing optimal care.
Other Honorary Advisors are awarded to Alex Shiu, Vincent Chan, and Albert Leung, who have severed
at the board for over 10 years. They are the keystones of the CDAHK national movement.
CDAHK Dinner
THE REVIEW OF the CODE OF
PRACTICE
CDAHK AGM2018
We are honor to have guest from the Korean Chiropractic AssociationTHE
REVIEW OF the CODE OF PRACTICE
What would it take to expand the embarrassingly small body of valid chiropractic
research? It’s the MONEY. Dr. Heidi Haavik introduces her incredibly dedicated team and
shares that they have $80M worth of studies ready to go - and they’re languishing only
because there simply isn’t any money to do them. Her study suggests that the
chiropractic adjustment affects activity in the prefrontal cortex, the seat of what makes
us human and allows higher order thinking. What that may mean is astoundingly exciting -
but what we can validly say about it, based on research findings, is very limited. Again,
money (for more research) is the answer.
The student intern works with the PEAK Doctor to provide patient care and fulfill other
assignments given by the PEAK Doctor. Students are a participating team member of
the clinic and a valuable part of the practice team. Interns perform history
examinations, diagnoses and X-rays; provide chiropractic adjustments; and complete
a Learning Objective Worksheet each week.
This experience allows the intern to gain valuable insights into the nuances of running
a profitable practice and the rewards of providing quality chiropractic care. The
PEAK Doctor acts as a mentor to the intern, helping to bridge the gap between the
classroom, the college clinic and private practice. In many cases, the PEAK Doctor is
not only a facilitator in the student intern’s development, but also becomes a lifelong
mentor.
Italy
Chiropractic is officially recognized as a primary health care
profession in Italy. Thanks to Dr. John Williams, president of the
Associazione Italiana Chiropratici (Association of Italian
Chiropractors or “AIC”), who had produced a document
outlining the regulatory framework for chiropractic. Dr. Williams
and the AIC worked diligently and strategically with their
champion in government, Senator Luigi Lusi, to ensure
chiropractors are set up legislatively. Similar to the history of
CDAHK, this kind of effort – partnering with governments on
behalf of chiropractic – is the most essential leadership needed
to take chiropractic to the world. Once the AIC was successful in
their efforts to open Italy to chiropractic. Dr. Williams barely
skipped a beat before strategizing the next step: Bringing
principled chiropractic education to Italy and the rest of Europe.
We are especially pleased to honor Dr. Williams for being a long friend of CDAHK since 2010 and visit us on his 70th
birthday. We are committed to physically meet each other every six months, and teleconference every two months in
building quality chiropractic college and education. Life University is chosen to his education partner in Rome, where
chiropractic has been practiced for years, but largely stripped of its philosophical underpinnings. Thanks to Dr. Williams
efforts, along with the AIC and Senator Lusi, chiropractic will soon have the European foothold it needs to increase
understanding of both its principles and its potential as an integral part of the healthcare landscape.
Like the CDAHK, Dr. Williams is currently working on the realization of a branch campus of Life University in Rome, which
will be a great boost in obtaining professional regulation in Italy, and will ensure the diffusion of chiropractic principles in
Europe. He is also promoting the growth of chiropractic, promoting its inclusion into the European health workforce, by
participating in European groups such as the Joint Action Health Workforce Planning initiative that the Association of
Italian Chiropractors (AIC) is presently part of.
http://www.cda.org.hk/index.php/news_f/detail?lang=tc&id=204
SOUTH KOREA
In South Korea, chiropractors and other health professionals
not recognized by law such as acupuncturists, face two
major opponents. Dr. Junyong An, the 2006 Palmer
graduate who has practiced in the capital Seoul. He has
been fighting at the Supreme Court with the government,
defending and promoting chiropractic as the president of
Korean Chiropractic Association.
China is populated by approximately 1.4 billion people, but has only a handful of chiropractors, not
anywhere near enough to make headway in the country’s healthcare regime. Currently, there are only few
chiropractic students from China, and we hope to see that number grow exponentially in the coming years
with our work in the country. We want to grow Chiropractic in China by further expanding relationships with
chiropractic college and governmental agencies, as well as making connections with healthcare leaders in
the country, an expansion of the initiative we started back in 2006. Read more information below on Life
University’s global initiatives in Greater China.
CDAHK in MEDIA
Each month, notable media outlets contact CDAHK for information about chiropractic and health care topics and to set
up interviews with a doctor of chiropractic on CDAHK Public Relation Committee. We keep a watchful eye on media
portrayals of the chiropractic profession and has been responding to both positive and negative reports in an effort to
build relationships with, and educate, the media.
➢ Dr Joseph Wong
OFFICE PAIN AND CHIROPRACTIC: We’ve all DC, CDAHK
experienced aches and pain after sitting at our member, shares
computers for long periods. You know the drill . . .
about pregnancy
you’re working on a project that’s due tomorrow.
You’re focused and making great progress. Dr and subluxation at
Albert Ho DC, CDAHK member was interviewed the metrodaily.
on neck pain and office worker with Appledaily.
➢ Dr Vincent Chan
DC, CDAHK
Compassionate leaders honor the complexity of human relationships, nurture authenticity and create
common grounds for blooming great ideas in chiropractic education. We understand our purpose and the
belief-chemistry at our chiropractic gathering with the educational leaders. Our belief energy is the core of
leadership and success. When we design our belief energy for higher purpose and values, the momentum
can inspire and motivate others. Articulate, communicate and radiate our positive influence to build the
future chiropractors.
➢ Dr Jacky Yeung, CDAHK member, has opened [Spine First Chiropractic] in Hunghom
MTR station and serve the Kowloon community. Now Hong Kong can enjoy CDAHK
chiropractic service in a total of 26 MTR stations!
Many chiropractors are Celebration our lovely Dr Tracy Wong’s wedding last night in
Hong Kong. Dr Wong has done a great contribution in raising the awareness of spinal
health during the past two years. She is being loved by many of our colleagues in the
profession.
CDAHK attracts the most principle chiropractors, who understand what it takes more
to be called CDAHK. We are involving and leading HK chiropractic in the most
constructive ways, including lobbying for pro-chiropractic legislation and working
collaborating with other health care professionals. Organized by Legislative Council
Joseph Lee, Drs Eric Chu and Vincent Chan had expressed many chiropractic
recommendation to the Secretary of Food and Health Bureau of HKSARS.
Spinal Health course is a comprehensive study geared to employees who are in the healthcare manufacture
business. Its aim is to enhance understanding of the spine as an anatomical and physical structure, and the
healthcare products that aim to help with spinal hygiene. The course offers a review of basic spinal anatomy,
as well as the biomechanics and diseases of the spine. Special emphasis is placed on the subject of spinal
safety and the mechanisms of ergonomics. Additional consideration is paid to the aging spine: repetitive
injuries and common musculoskeletal problems are examined.
As instructed by the CDAHK Dr Jason Zhou and Eric Chu, A group of Sinomax employees has attended the
course and received the certification.
An invigorating presentation describing the neurological findings and treatment of patients with
cervical radiculopathy, scoliosis, post-laminectomy syndrome, myelofibrosis, discogenic low back
pain with associated lower extremities edema, depression associated with chronic headache,
spondylolisthesis and visual disturbance. In addition, this session will examine autonomic nervous
system, and the combination of evidence-based technique with traditional chiropractic methods.
About the Speaker: Dr. Eric Chun-Pu Chu had obtained his Bachelor of Science from Queen’s
University and Doctor of Chiropractic degree from New York Chiropractic College. After working as a
Hong Kong chiropractor, he had extended his study and was diplomate in International Chiropractic
Sports Science and FIFA Football Medicine; and qualified as an Internationally Certified Chiropractic
Sports Physician at FICS. Dr. Chu holds various academic collaborations at universities internationally.
He had led and published many research; and completed the Chinese version of the WHO
Guidelines on Basic Training and Safety in Chiropractic. His focus in conducting case reports has
contributed to the current knowledge of chiropractic and autonomic nervous system. Through
innovation and research, He furnishes the advancement of translational medicine and collaboration
of healthcare professionals in Asia.
In December 2009, the Chiropractic Academy emerged from the Berlin Chiropractic School and was
founded with the intention of giving chiropractic to Germany by Dr Krü ger and Broschinski. The aim of the
Chiropractic Academy is the training of principled chiropractors. The curriculum of Chiropractic Academy
includes the WHO guidelines for the training of and for chiropractors.
Unique in Germany, the Chiropractic Academy brings together top faculty and international leading
practices to German students. At the Academy, they teach original techniques, chiropractic science and
philosophy that follows the principles B.J. and DD Palmers. The Academy is one of the few educational
institutions in the world that aims to preserve the principles and tradition of Chiropractic.
CHIROPRACTIC RESEARCH
CDAHK is dedicated to the advancement of chiropractic health care. We taps into the latest information in
chiropractic therapeutics and features high-quality, peer-reviewed journal articles and practical information
for clinical settings.
http://www.hkiim.cuhk.edu.hk/ceim/tc/synopsis/detail/musculoskeletal-
disease/106
This is extremely important because being able to reliably identify vertebral subluxations will help researchers
to study them and better understand what impact they have on neurological function and human
performance.
The study, ‘Interexaminer reliability of a multidimensional battery of tests used to assess for vertebral
subluxations’ http://www.cjaonline.com.au/index.php/cja/article/view/196, was published in the
Chiropractic Journal of Australia in March. This was a collaborative project between the Centre for
Chiropractic Research at the New Zealand College of Chiropractic and Palmer Center for Chiropractic
Research based at Palmer College of Chiropractic in the United States of America. The team at the Centre
for Chiropractic Research recently received a grant from the Australian Spinal Research Foundation
(https://spinalresearch.com.au/dr-kelly-holt-talks-subluxat…/) to continue this line of research and
investigate the reliability and validity of the sacral restriction test.
If you would like to support the Centre in our efforts to better understand vertebral subluxations and their
effects on health, human performance and quality of life, please consider joining our research supporters
programme and support the future of your profession. Visit http://chiropracticresearch.ac.nz/ for more
details.
References
(1). Holt K, Russell D, Cooperstein R, Younes M, Sherson M, Haavik H. Interexaminer reliability of a multidimensional battery
of tests used to assess for vertebral subluxations. Chiropr J Aust. 2018;46(1):101-117.
(2). Triano JJ, Budgell B, Bagnulo A, et al. Review of methods used by chiropractors to determine the site for applying
manipulation. Chiropr Man Therap. 2013;21(1):36.
(3). Gemmell H, Miller P. Interexaminer reliability of multidimensional examination regimens used for detecting spinal
manipulable lesions: A systematic review. Clin Chiroprac. 2005;8:199-204.
(4). Nelson C. The subluxation question. J Chiropr Humanit. 1997;7(1):46-55.
(5). Keating JC, Jr., Charlton KH, Grod JP, Perle SM, Sikorski D, Winterstein JF. Subluxation: dogma or science? Chiropr
Osteopat. Aug 10 2005;13:17.
China
cCorresponding Author: Eric Chun-Pu Chu, New York Chiropractic and Physiotherapy Centre, 41/F
Langham Place Office Tower, 8 Argyle Street, Mongkok, Hong Kong, China
Short title: Cervical Hypolordosis and Radiculopathy
doi: https://doi.org/10.14740/jmc3051w
Abstract
The purpose of this report is to present an interesting case of cervical radiculopathy in a patient with a
prominent cervical hypolordosis treated by chiropractic adjustment. A 55-year-old office worker with
severe neck pain and numbness of the right arm sought chiropractic treatment. Following 12 sessions of
cervical adjustment, the patient experienced complete alleviation from radiculopathy and full restoration
of cervical curvature. Neck pain is common and the cause is usually multifactorial. About 88% of
uncomplicated neck pain is self-limiting. Conservative treatment is advocated as initial modality for most
patients. Cervical radiculopathy, however, is a potential problem because nerve impingement can
cause disability due to numbness or paresthesia, and even weakness, requiring surgical intervention. The
best chance for sensorimotor recovery is with prompt intervention to decompress the pinched nerve.
Instead of watchful waiting, early application of chiropractic adjustment may help release nerve
impingement, and avoid medications and operations in patients with neglected nerve compression.
Keywords: Cervical hypolordosis; Chiropractic; Forward head posture; Manual adjustment; Radiculopathy
Hong Kong, CN
cCorresponding Author: Eric Chun-Pu Chu, New York Chiropractic and Physiotherapy Centre, 41/F
Langham Place Office Tower, 8 Argyle Street, Mongkok, Hong Kong, China
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/ejmcm.250
Background
Subsiding of dependent oedema with chiropractic treatment for sciatica has not been described in the
literature.
On Dec 11, 2017, CDAHK Christmas Celebration had provided an opportunity for our 65 families and friends to
celebrate in a purposeful
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oysters, lobsters, frogra, and even cash coupons towards members’ membership and insurance at the Harbourside,
her in doing daily activities. She also had bilateral leg swelling for some time and no apparent physical
InterContinental Hong Kong! We were deserved to have the all we can drink Champaign, thanks to Dr Kary Lam
causes
who workedcould
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found after
while being reviewed
our members by a cardiologist. The patient subsequently sought
enjoy our family.
chiropractic care to relieve her pain. She unexpectedly experienced a beneficial outcome from spinal
adjustment in which both sciatic nerve pain and leg oedema were simultaneously resolved. It is
reasonable
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Conclusions: The pathophysiology of oedema formation is multifactorial and the therapeutic role of
chiropractic remains inconclusive in this case. Further researches are need in this area before the
integration of chiropractic into cardiovascular practice.
Dr Eric Chow PT DC
received a 500 dollars
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chiropractic profession, along with opportunities for members to become more engaged with CDA through
education, advocacy, networking, specialty groups and volunteerism.
CDAHK Fellowship Bowling: True enjoyment comes from activity of mind and exercises of body.
CDAHK Fellowship Bowling produce order in our chiropractic affairs, health of body, cheerfulness
of mind, and these make us precious to our chiropractic families.
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build future leaders for the chiropractic community and college with Open University.
Congratulations to most nominated students are selected on the Dean’s List and
President’s List.
Dr Eric Chu, CDAHK Chairman has shared to the WCCS students at Life University on
our major projects and history of building chiropractic college in Hong Kong. He also
enjoy seeing the passion of future Chiropractors who share the vision of the CDAHK.
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