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Are chiropractors physicians?
Currently, Americas MDs are NOT behaving as physicians.
Americas MDs are behaving as CRIMINALS, senselessly closing birth canals and gruesomely manipulating most babies' spines - among other obvious crimes... See Johns Hopkins breast/vagina/penis power! (How America can INSTANTLY save $200 million per year...) http://groups.yahoo.com/group/chiro-list/message/2108 As always, I am in favor of pardons in advance for MDs. MDs are just academic prime cuts forced through this culture's most powerful mental meatgrinder - medical school. ARE CHIROPRACTORS PHYSICIANS? "Currently, 30 states permit doctors of chiropractic to refer to themselves as 'chiropractic physicians.'" --James Edwards, DC, Chairman, ACA Board of Governors http://www.chiroweb.com/columnist/edwards/index.html OPEN LETTER (archived for global access***) James Edwards, DC Chairman Board of Governors American Chiropractic Association Board officer, ACA-PAC Austin, Texas Jim, You wrote: "Recently, Congressman Don Manzullo (D-IL) introduced HR 2560 in the U.S. House of Representatives...Chiropractors would be removed from the definition of 'physician' under §1861(r) of the Social Security Act." http://www.chiroweb.com/columnist/edwards/index.html When I got the Dorland's definition of "chiropractic" changed, Dorland's Chief Lexicographer Douglas Anderson also changed the Dorland's definition of "doctor" at my request. He took the opportunity to include not just graduates of chiropractic colleges but graduates of other health profession colleges (dentists, vets, podiatrists, etc.) Given what's at stake, I will now work to get the Dorland's definition of "physician" changed. (I hope ACA will not try to screw me again. See the postscript.) MD criminals should NOT be allowed to perpetuate their political power and their massive spinal manipulation crime all the while attempting to monopolize the term "physician." Their placing themselves on the "physician" pedestal is a big reason they are being allowed to commit their obvious crimes unmolested. Todd Dr. Gastaldo PS After my definition of chiropractic was published in two consecutive editions of Dorland's, ACA dishonestly attempted censor my BROADSCOPE definition of chiropractic (which I derived from DD Palmer via the 1966 ACA Commission for the Principles of Chiropractic). ACA attempted to substitute the late Ed Maurer's NARROWSCOPE "neuromusculoskeletal" definition. Fortunately, ACA was unsuccessful. My BROADSCOPE definition of chiropractic was published in a third edition of Dorland's. See One SHORT post per day - help make CHIROPRACTIC HISTORY... http://groups.yahoo.com/group/chiro-list/message/2098 Jim, the American Chiropractic Association and its esteemed Chairman are still silent accessories to the massive obstetric birth crimes which include a massive MD spinal manipulation crime. Why, Jim? Are you hoping that ACA silence will earn political plums? One last note... You wrote: You wrote: "The AMA urges all physicians to insist on being identified as physicians, and to sign only those professional or medical documents identifying them as such. The AMA will review and revise its own publications, as necessary, to conform with its House of Delegates' policies on physician identification and physician reference, and will refrain from any definition of physicians as health care providers. The AMA supports seeking immediate modification of the Social Security laws to change the definition of a physician to conform with AMA policy. The AMA will seek legislation prohibiting the use of the term 'physician' as a descriptor other than in the context of a medical doctor (MD) or doctor of osteopathy (DO) (Res. 243, A-91; Reaffirmed BOT Rep. I-93-25; Reaffirmed Sub. Res. 712, I-94; Res. 241, A-97; emphasis added)." My preference would be to entirely ABOLISH titular etiquette entirely. But words are power and "physician" and "doctor" are power words. Until MDs join me in my abolish-titular-etiquette sentiment I will work to ensure that those non-cutting/non-drugging physicians known as DCs are acknowledged as the chiropractic physicians they are whereever and whenever possible. Again, MD criminals should NOT be allowed to perpetuate their political power and their massive spinal manipulation crime all the while attempting to monopolize the term "physician." As always, I am in favor of pardons in advance for MDs. MDs are just academic prime cuts forced through this culture's most powerful mental meatgrinder - medical school. See again: Johns Hopkins breast/vagina/penis power! (How America can INSTANTLY save $200 million per year...) http://groups.yahoo.com/group/chiro-list/message/2108 Thanks for reading, Sincerely, Todd Dr. Gastaldo ******This post will be instantly archived for global access at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/chiro-list/message/2111 Within 24 hours it will be in the google archive. Search http://groups.google.com for "Are chiropractors physicians?" |
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Are chiropractors physicians?
Considering that the theory behind chiropractic is not supported by medical
science, I don't think chiropractors should be allowed to call themselves physicians. In addition, chiropractors do not have the in-depth training that physicians about the human body or appropriate training such as residency. Jeff |
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Are chiropractors physicians?
Jeff wrote:
Considering that the theory behind chiropractic is not supported by medical science, I don't think chiropractors should be allowed to call themselves physicians. In addition, chiropractors do not have the in-depth training that physicians about the human body or appropriate training such as residency. They do provide a service though. I used to think that they were total quacks. But, after working with a personal injury lawyer, I've seen a suprising number of mutual referrals between neurologists and chiroporactors as well as mutual respect. In a sense, chiropractors bridge the gap between physical (or massage) therapists and physicians. Some people are highly comforted by their services. Whether the placebo effect is the main modus operandi or not remains unknown. |
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"giselle" wrote in message ... Jeff wrote: Considering that the theory behind chiropractic is not supported by medical science, I don't think chiropractors should be allowed to call themselves physicians. In addition, chiropractors do not have the in-depth training that physicians about the human body or appropriate training such as residency. They do provide a service though. I used to think that they were total quacks. But, after working with a personal injury lawyer, I've seen a suprising number of mutual referrals between neurologists and chiroporactors as well as mutual respect. In a sense, chiropractors bridge the gap between physical (or massage) therapists and physicians. Some people are highly comforted by their services. Whether the placebo effect is the main modus operandi or not remains unknown. I agree that some chiropractors provide valuable services. However, physical therapists, occupational therapists, dentists, psychologists and social workers all provide extremely important services. But they aren't physicians either. And I don't see how chiropractors bridge a gap between physical therapists and physicians. Physical therapists are highly trained professionals how understand anatomy and physiology from their coursework in school. Jeff |
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"Jeff" wrote in message ... "giselle" wrote in message ... Jeff wrote: Considering that the theory behind chiropractic is not supported by medical science, I don't think chiropractors should be allowed to call themselves physicians. In addition, chiropractors do not have the in-depth training that physicians about the human body or appropriate training such as residency. They do provide a service though. I used to think that they were total quacks. But, after working with a personal injury lawyer, I've seen a suprising number of mutual referrals between neurologists and chiroporactors as well as mutual respect. In a sense, chiropractors bridge the gap between physical (or massage) therapists and physicians. Some people are highly comforted by their services. Whether the placebo effect is the main modus operandi or not remains unknown. I agree that some chiropractors provide valuable services. However, physical therapists, occupational therapists, dentists, psychologists and social workers all provide extremely important services. But they aren't physicians either. And I don't see how chiropractors bridge a gap between physical therapists and physicians. Physical therapists are highly trained professionals how understand anatomy and physiology from their coursework in school. Jeff Jeffie has not researched this. |
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Personally, I'd put chiropractors below physical therapists and massage therapists, in roughly the same category as fortune tellers and astrologers and faith healers. You know, the KOOK category. Chiropractors have been shown to improve back pain. For a few people with very specific conditions, some chriopractors do a wonderful service. (I think good physical therapy would be just as effective). However, considering that chiropractic is based on theories that are not in any way backed by science, I think the work would be better off without them. (...) |
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Are chiropractors physicians?
"Jeff" wrote in message ... (...) Personally, I'd put chiropractors below physical therapists and massage therapists, in roughly the same category as fortune tellers and astrologers and faith healers. You know, the KOOK category. Chiropractors have been shown to improve back pain. For a few people with very specific conditions, some chriopractors do a wonderful service. (I think good physical therapy would be just as effective). However, considering that chiropractic is based on theories that are not in any way backed by science, I think the work would be better off without them. (...) There you go again, trying to convince folks, that you think. |
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Are chiropractors physicians?
"Jeff" wrote in message ... (...) Personally, I'd put chiropractors below physical therapists and massage therapists, in roughly the same category as fortune tellers and astrologers and faith healers. You know, the KOOK category. Chiropractors have been shown to improve back pain. For a few people with very specific conditions, some chriopractors do a wonderful service. (I think good physical therapy would be just as effective). However, considering that chiropractic is based on theories that are not in any way backed by science, I think the work would be better off without them. Idiots way *more important* than you have been trying to do that for over a century. How is it that it has failed miserably? You think maybe some prejudicial ignorance just might be in play here? (...) |
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Are chiropractors physicians?
"Mein" wrote in message ... In article , says... Jeff wrote: Considering that the theory behind chiropractic is not supported by medical science, I don't think chiropractors should be allowed to call themselves physicians. In addition, chiropractors do not have the in-depth training that physicians about the human body or appropriate training such as residency. They do provide a service though. Yeah, a quack service. I used to think that they were total quacks. Used to? They ARE. Your mind is going backwards. But, after working with a personal injury lawyer, I've seen a suprising number of mutual referrals between neurologists and chiroporactors as well as mutual respect. In a sense, chiropractors bridge the gap between physical (or massage) therapists and physicians. Personally, I'd put chiropractors below physical therapists and massage therapists, in roughly the same category as fortune tellers and astrologers and faith healers. You know, the KOOK category. Some people are highly comforted by their services. Whether the placebo effect is the main modus operandi or not remains unknown. Heh. They might as well save their money and pray to Jesus. It will be just as effective. Ahhhh, more idiot representation. Good show, "mein". |
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