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Hope this gets to anyone thinking about chiro school.
According to this quack he helped a kid quit wetting the bed and even helped another women to get pregnant. By the way, CBP is a chiropractic technique that was invented out of thin air by guess who? Chiropractors
Subluxation is another chiropractic term meaning the joints in the spine are slightly misaligned. Basically, it is an imagined disorder to trick people into chiropractic treatments.
Notice the bashing of medicine.
Personally, I think this guy is either #1 a troll or #2 God. The scary thing is many chiros actually claim to treat these problems.
Allen,
1. I heard so many crazy stories of chiro's curing infertility, bedwetting, kidney disorders, etc; and 2. Because I love studying the human body and chiro schools spend a lot of time on anatomy and physiology.
I opened my practice waiting to see miracles and all I got was neck and back pain patients. It was depressing. So I helped them with their back and neck pain.
But I focused on finding and detecting subluxations. First, there was one low back pain patient who had been infertile for 4 years (she had one child previously but was unable to get pregnant again), was pregnant after 1 month of treatment which also resolved her chronic back pain. That was exciting!
Last week a 12 year old stopped wetting the bed every night. He had no LBP or neck pain. How can you say he had nothing wrong with his nerves or back? What is the cost/benefit ratio for this boy and his parents?
The list goes on and on. After helping many people, its depressing to think of those medical failures who are still suffering, dying, or in the process of dying due to medical remedies – because they don't seek out our services. That's is why chiropractors are so passionate and bash medicine. They see harm and damage. They believe in what they do – not always greed as you insinuate.
Finally, the reason I like and trust CBP is because they use scientific methods to improve and demonstrate the efficacy of chiropractic and their technique. They publish their opinions only after reviewing all the research and then publish those opinions, not in on-line discussion forums, but in some of the best peer-reviewed research journals. They open themselves to criticism from the brightest and best in the medical community. How can you fault that? You demand scientific validation then criticize them when they do it.
Tom
http://chirotalk.proboards3.com/
According to this quack he helped a kid quit wetting the bed and even helped another women to get pregnant. By the way, CBP is a chiropractic technique that was invented out of thin air by guess who? Chiropractors
Subluxation is another chiropractic term meaning the joints in the spine are slightly misaligned. Basically, it is an imagined disorder to trick people into chiropractic treatments.
Notice the bashing of medicine.
Personally, I think this guy is either #1 a troll or #2 God. The scary thing is many chiros actually claim to treat these problems.
Allen,
1. I heard so many crazy stories of chiro's curing infertility, bedwetting, kidney disorders, etc; and 2. Because I love studying the human body and chiro schools spend a lot of time on anatomy and physiology.
I opened my practice waiting to see miracles and all I got was neck and back pain patients. It was depressing. So I helped them with their back and neck pain.
But I focused on finding and detecting subluxations. First, there was one low back pain patient who had been infertile for 4 years (she had one child previously but was unable to get pregnant again), was pregnant after 1 month of treatment which also resolved her chronic back pain. That was exciting!
Last week a 12 year old stopped wetting the bed every night. He had no LBP or neck pain. How can you say he had nothing wrong with his nerves or back? What is the cost/benefit ratio for this boy and his parents?
The list goes on and on. After helping many people, its depressing to think of those medical failures who are still suffering, dying, or in the process of dying due to medical remedies – because they don't seek out our services. That's is why chiropractors are so passionate and bash medicine. They see harm and damage. They believe in what they do – not always greed as you insinuate.
Finally, the reason I like and trust CBP is because they use scientific methods to improve and demonstrate the efficacy of chiropractic and their technique. They publish their opinions only after reviewing all the research and then publish those opinions, not in on-line discussion forums, but in some of the best peer-reviewed research journals. They open themselves to criticism from the brightest and best in the medical community. How can you fault that? You demand scientific validation then criticize them when they do it.
Tom
http://chirotalk.proboards3.com/
