Basically says what many in m.h.a have said in the past... plenty of papers published on this technique, none demonstrating the VALIDITY or clinical relevancy of deviations from the supposed "ideal curvature of the spine".
Interested to hear what some of the chiros have to say about this critique... especially the one who touts it here sometimes.
Basically says what many in m.h.a have said in the past... plenty of papers published on this technique, none demonstrating the VALIDITY or clinical relevancy of deviations from the supposed "ideal curvature of the spine".
Interested to hear what some of the chiros have to say about this critique... especially the one who touts it here sometimes.
-- Kirk Kolas, DVM
Kirk, discussing CBP is not profitable unless the patient is a scientific illiterate. Atlas wouldn't dare to discuss much less defend this silly marketing scheme he calls his "practice".