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So what happens when patient is being seen for a different problem (where asthma was never mentioned). So how is it they expect to gain relief? I think n8r best put it, you have no understanding of physiology or anatomy, and these types of comments are really getting tiring!

Actually there are... just means you were too lazy, biased, etc to consider looking for information Heres a free access one that summarises the misrepresentation of stroke in medical literature: http://www.thespineandhealthcenter.com/web/pdf/r35.pdf

You have to understand a couple of things here, 1. Asthma - some people gain relief (not cure) from symptoms after treatment because chiro usually focus on whole body, and once posture is improved and exercises to help better utilize the diaphragm muscles, some patients find relief in their...

I got to admit, i came back to reply to an older message of yours in the same styleof manner we've been at for last coupleof days, but after (thankfully) reading further i think i weren't. I am just thankful your looking at reality in more unbiased manner Congratulations (no sarcasm intended)

LMAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOO Last Reputation Received: 6 Oct 2009 1:15 AM extensorindicis Comment: dr fool Ohh thats cute (and mildly disturbing), this forum is your life!:uhhuh::uhhuh::uhhuh::uhhuh::uhhuh::uhhuh::uhhuh:

Where did that picture of your bath toy rubber ducky go?

no worries, makes sense :) sit back, relax and let the show con't :drink:

lol no chiro is very well known for its quackery in australia, This seriously sounds like the words of an idiot and I am tried of this revolving argument, just because you insult something, or state something as fact does not make it true... you keep talking too much shit out your ass and no...

That, I can respect. You are broadening your knowledge instead of insulating the myths and misconceptions. I would be happy if you walked away with a negative view of chiropractic profession, at least it would be an informed decision, and not prejudicial. I started this to clear up some of...

In a healthy, elastic, properly formed arterial canals, it is impossible as you would anatomically have to effectively remove the head before enough tension is exerted (lack of slack in artery). Unfortunetly, not all arteries are the same, not all are as elastic (smokers, age, drinkers...

I am sorry Kwayera, but first you say this... Then when its revealed Physios, you know those “mainstream medicine” type as you say. You go... So which side of the fence you sitting on in next comment? As now even GPs are crackpots. All this proves is your full of sh*t and talking out your...

Thank you Katie Trully, it’s a pleasure to hear a voice of reason that is actually backed up by intelligence. Are you compiling this for a study? Or law case? Send me a message if you like as I believe I have a recent paper somewhere which did a summary of literature against chiropractors (and...

1 - bit rich coming from a person who initially failed to reveal they even did chiro and acted like an outsider with no personal predilections. Wow. So simply one click on my name reveals that astonishingly hidden secret… right! And theres a difference between trying to be impartial and neutral...

How did i forget to reply to this one??:shy: You in effect are actually insulting your buddy boy mr physio there! Dry Needling, is a Western medicine name given to acupuncture, uses all the same sites as those of "ashi" points which 98% correlate to trigger points (ones that don't correlate...

Sorry i have to do it in point form, seems to be the fastest as i got to leave in few minutes. 1. Any good chiro agrees with that statement, most don;t use subluxation in diagnosis, especially not in any medicolegal report use Biomechanical joint dysf. (BMJD) with assoc. MFPS to be correct, its...