Published: 2009-05-02 20:25:47
Author: Dead Chiropractic Society | March 5, 2009
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. - (Business Wire) Dead Chiropractic Society, founder and leading Orange County chiropractor, Dr. Bill DeMoss, will gather the next generation of movers, shakers, and motivators of the chiropractic profession, to celebrate the California Jam 2009 festival. Taking place this Saturday, March 7, at the Orange County Performing Arts Centre, Costa Mesa, CA., the event is considered among chiropractors throughout the country to be the Woodstock for chiropractors; without the sex and drugs, but with the rock n’ roll. This year’s event will feature the popular rock band Lit, with the party-like event focusing on the very latest in healthcare, nutrition, research, and practice success. Starting at 9.00 a.m. through to 11.00 p.m., Lit is expected hit the stage at 9.45 p.m. Tickets are available to chiropractors and their staff, students and members of the public, and can be purchased by calling (949) 250-0600 or over the internet at www.californiajam.org.
Dead Chiropractic Society founder, Dr. Bill DeMoss, said, “The mission of California Jam 2009 festival is to educate, motivate, and more importantly, celebrate the chiropractic profession. While we’re serious about our business, this event promises to be fun, as we play our part in enhancing and extending the lives and health of the people of this planet.”
The Dead Chiropractic Society is an army of chiropractors, assistants, and patients dedicated to educating the public about health and well-being. It was founded in 1997 in Newport Beach, CA where gatherings are held monthly. Dr. DeMoss can be contacted at (949) 250-0600 or at deadchiropracticsociety@gmail.com. He is also available for interviews and group talks.
Dead Chiropractic Society
Mary Jane Mirasol
Phone: 949-250-0600
Email: maryjane_mirasol@yahoo.com