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they hear frequently. This is not a common occurrence be-
cause they are not kept as pets and therefore, do not have
sufficient exposure to learn speech. However, a young star- Are You Looking For
ling was cared for by Nature on the Go, an organization that
provides education about wildlife. Due to this starlings’s ex- a New Way to Get Healthy?
posure to constant human speech, he learned to speak words
clearly. It is fascinating to listen to this bird talk in the video:
I am a Chiropractor today because
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhBaVInb3jI my life was turned around by the
power of an adjustment. As a
Not only can starlings say word combinations like “Central young child, I suffered from a myr-
Park” and “European starling,” but they can say short sentenc- iad of unexplained health issues.
es. Use this link to listen to the starling say “Hey buddy, what My mother did not know where
cha doin?” as clearly as you and I: Starlings can imitate hu- to turn. When I was six years old, I
man speech like parrots | MadMikesAmerica. These starlings began getting adjusted regularly.
give us a new appreciation for this species. Immediately, my health improved
and I began to thrive as a normal
child should. Then, in 1990, I frac-
tured my spine during a skiing
Dr. Dawn Tobin accident. My choice to seek chiro-
practic care quite literally saved my life. My body was able
to heal without risky drugs or surgery. Had I not known
about the power of Chiropractic. I may not be here to
share my story.
Our principle is simple, your body
has the power to heal itself; it was
designed that way. This power
flows from your brain to your body
over the spinal cord and a vast net-
work of nerves. When stresses in
our lives cause a shift in the spinal
bones, there is interference in that
brain to body connection. Over
European starling with iridescent time, this leads to dysfunction, and
feathers, yellow bill, and white spots. often sickness, pain and disease.
I want to be your family’s Chiropractor.
Why do birds mimic? There are several theories about this. We have one goal in our office - to remove this interfer-
Some suggest females may prefer a male who has a large rep- ence so that your innate healing power flows and your
ertoire of songs because it may indicate he is an older male body works perfectly, the way it was intended to. We have
with survival skills. The older males would also have expe- created an environment that allows you to get adjusted in
rience raising young (assuming it is a species in which the an efficient and affordable way. Since 1996, Dr. Dawn Tobin
male participates in family life). Thus, the female judges the has helped thousands of people regain their health with
male based on his singing, which is a large part of courtship natural Chiropractic care. If you are frustrated with your
behaviors. current state of health and looking to try something new,
Birds raised in captivity still have a natural need to be a mem- please call our office today to schedule a NO-CHARGE
ber of a flock. In these cases, the people close to them repre- CONVERSATION with the doctor. Find out how we can
sent their flock and to gain acceptance into the “flock,” they help!
imitate words and phrases heard repeatedly. The bird may
perceive that these vocalizations are specific to his flock. ON-SITE DIGITAL X-RAY
Is it the real bird or a mimic? When naturalists and bird
watchers are on a hike to find birds, they really need to have
excellent ability to distinguish between the real bird singing
or calling and the birds that mimic those calls and songs. I
often wonder when a guide names birds that are seen on the
hike and birds that were only heard but not seen, was it the
real bird or could it have been a mimic? I can not be sure un-
less I see the bird creating the songs or calls. With many years
of experience one can learn to distinguish the mimic from the 28 Washington Avenue, North Haven, CT
real McCoy, but I have not reached that skill level!
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