The board granted the first Kansas chiropractic license on May 12, 1915, to Anna Foy, D.C. The first meeting of the chiropractic regulatory agencies occurred in 1919, as part of a joint session with B.J. Palmer and the Universal Chiropractic Association.
Sources of gallium. Gallium is a byproduct of the manufacture of aluminum. It is also found as a trace element in the minerals diaspore, sphalerite, germanite, bauxite and coal. Uses of gallium. Gallium can form a very lustrous mirror when painted on glass. It is also used to wet glass and ceramics.
Gallium is an element found in the body, but it occurs in a very small amounts. For example, in a person with a mass of seventy kilograms, there are 0.7 milligrams of gallium in the body. It has no proven benefit towards the function of the body, and it most likely is only present due to small traces in the natural environment, in water, and in residue on vegetables and fruits.