Restoration Chiropractic - St. Albert

12/31/2025

May 2026 bring our wonderful patients boundless joy, vibrant health, profound peace, and limitless opportunities that surpass your wildest dreams.
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12/08/2025

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11/23/2025

The umbrella tree at the clinic is blooming! Only the second time in 12 years has it done so! I’m sure it is a combination of (from what I read) being stressed, being mature, or being happy with its location. Will send another picture when the flowers appear. Blooming is a rarity for these being grown indoors.

11/10/2025

I can live life daily how I wish with little worry or giving it much thought at all. This is what their courageous sacrifice gives me. Relative peace upon waking and also head on my pillow at night. This is freedom for me, for which I am incredibly grateful. ❤

10/10/2025

We wish for our patients the most wonderful Thanksgiving celebration. 🧅🍂🍁

So much to be thankful for, including being thankful for you!

07/01/2025

Happy Canada Day to our great patients! Proud to be Canadians together! 🇨🇦❤️🇨🇦

07/01/2025

We sure do, at Restoration Chiropractic. BTW...this is how I actually draw people. 😁

05/29/2025

Chiropractors don't need counselling; they're well adjusted. 😆🙃😜🤪

05/13/2025

Amazing! How wonderfully we are created!

In the late 1800s, Dr. Rufus B. Weaber, an anatomist at Hahnemann Medical College in Philadelphia, made a groundbreaking contribution to the field of medical science. Following the death of Harriet Cole, a cleaner who had selflessly donated her body to science in 1888, Weaber undertook the monumental task of extracting and preserving her entire nervous system. This ambitious endeavor offered a rare opportunity to study the intricate human nervous system in unprecedented detail, significantly advancing anatomical education.

Over the course of five months, Weaber dedicated up to 10 hours each day to this meticulous procedure. He carefully removed Cole’s bones, muscles, and organs, taking great care to preserve the delicate network of nerves. To prevent decay, he immersed the nerves in a zinc chloride alcohol solution, a technique that was crucial for maintaining their structure. The precision and determination required for such a complex task highlighted the commitment of early medical professionals to expand the understanding of human anatomy.

The final product, a remarkable exhibit known as "Harriet," displayed the preserved nervous system meticulously arranged on a blackboard. This educational tool became a celebrated asset for medical students, offering a clear visual representation of the body’s neural pathways. Today, "Harriet" is still on display at Drexel University, honoring Dr. Weaber’s pioneering work and the lasting legacy of Harriet Cole, whose donation continues to impact medical education.

05/05/2025

A VERY important read.

🔗: https://bit.ly/4d4BSqb
There’s symptoms everyone should be aware of 😳👀

04/20/2025

Happy Easter! And for those who are Christians, we have even more of a reason to rejoice!! 

03/04/2025

Corgopractor: I’m a little concerned about that pawp we heard 🐾