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On the ad hominem issue, I didn't bring up your stage of training to insult you. I was simply noting that until you have seen enough back pain cases, for example, you may have an idealised version of things in your mind. But on the flipside and in fairness, when you've seen enough of these cases as a chiropractor, you learn that meds have their place. Fair enough.
The "loyal base" comment I made earlier was in response to a post that was blatantly wrong regarding the influence of the chiro profession (on SDN?? No, can't be. ). Chiros don't have a "loyal base" because of mass media campaigns or legislative influence or any such thing. We've proven helpful to patients for many years.
For clarity, do you or do you not believe chiropractors (on the whole, since there are always the bad apples) help their patients?
The "loyal base" comment I made earlier was in response to a post that was blatantly wrong regarding the influence of the chiro profession (on SDN?? No, can't be. ). Chiros don't have a "loyal base" because of mass media campaigns or legislative influence or any such thing. We've proven helpful to patients for many years.
For clarity, do you or do you not believe chiropractors (on the whole, since there are always the bad apples) help their patients?