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James Silverton wrote:
>
> Pete wrote on Sun, 14 Dec 2008 14:06:50 -0600:
>
> > Omelet wrote:
> >>
> >> In article
> >> .com>,
> >> "Pete C." > wrote:
> >>
> > >> cybercat wrote:
> > > >>
> > > > >> Chiropractors are quacks.
> > > >>
> > > >> Right. Ass.
> > >>
> > >> Fact. You only have to look at the areas where they are
> > >> found to see it. Chiropractors are virtually non existent
> > >> in states that are known for a well educated population,
> > >> and in those states chiropractors are only found in the low
> > >> income lower educated areas.
> >>
> >> Sorry, but my personal experience says differently.
> >> Only the ignorant will not at least look at Chiropractic care
> >> instead of letting someone cut them open for spinal surgery.
> >>
> >> Even my Ortho' surgeon recommended it as he said surgery
> >> could correct the structural issues but would never help with
> >> the chronic pain.
> >>
> >> My Chiropractor has been a godsend.
> >> And he exists in a higher income area!
>
> > Higher income area does not necessarily equate to higher
> > education area.
>
> > Those of us who are well educated would not consider a
> > chiropractor over surgery, we would consider surgery or no
> > surgery because we have the education to see through the
> > chiropractic scam. All one had to do is look at the
> > advertising for chiropractors in areas where they are
> > prevalent to see that their scams spill off into all manner of
> > long discredited "therapy".
>
> I don't think chiropractors are inherently quacks tho' I don't believe a
> lot of the exaggerated claims nor even like the illiterate title Doctor
> of Chiropractic with the license to prescribe drugs. However, the
> manipulations do sometimes seem to be useful.
>
Placebo effect.
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