This Is Why .... Chiropractors Are Upset With This Site
This Is Why .... Chiropractors Are Upset With This Site
This is Why .... this site is necessary.
Chiroblogger.com, a blog that claims to be "The Chiropractic Community’s Home on the Web", is naturally upset when anyone points at the elephant in chiropractic's livingroom. This is typical for chiropractic. Wagon circling has always been their reaction to criticism, instead of cleaning up their act.
Here is where they comment on the negative information all over cyberspace (I wonder why it got there? Could it be that all those chiros who are too honest to continue scamming the public are making an impact, and getting the message out there?):
This Is Why
They also are kind enough to link to my site, among other sources of good - skeptical - information. (You see, there are always two sides to a coin, but they don't want the public to know that....;-)
I must admit that I'm flattered by their way of wording it:
This is why we need chiroblogger.com.
Oh. And this, too. And this.
They then extol the virtues of the internet as a source of information, but complain that Google searches turn up a lot of negative sources of information (the other half of the coin):
As you can see, the Internet affords the health consumer a very vaulable tool for information-gathering when they are in need of medical treatment. The Internet is full of quality advice from healthcare professionals. But it is also full of unprofessional people dispensing bad advice.
Searching with google for the term “chiropractic advice” results in a disparaging article about chiropractic in the very first search term. Same for googling “chiro info”. When using the search term “chiropractic treatment” on google the third item to come up is a website dedicated to tarnishing chiropractic. When searching for “chiropractic adjustment” the fifth item is negative. When googling “chiropractor” 3 of the first 5 items are negative. One of them, entitled “Tips on Choosing a Chiropractor” (written by an MD) includes advice such as to ask your MD to suggest a chiropractor and to avoid any DC’s who speak of or attempt to treat subluxations.
Then they encourage chiros to counteract the negative information.
But they forget that the elephant will still be there. They will only look foolish while attempting to deny its presence.
Now if you want searches, here are a few chiropractic searches (with a decidedly skeptical twist....;-) Use these searches in your research, then modify them as needed. Please inform me of interesting searches to add to this list.
• chirolinks
• chirolinks healthbase
• chiropractic resources
• chiropractic subluxation
• chiropractic religion
• chiropractic religion philosophy
• chiropractic religion philosophy vitalism
• chiropractic vitalism
• chiropractic biotheology
• chiropractic philosophy
• chiropractic belief systems
• chiropractic belief systems vitalism
• chiropractic belief systems vitalism religion
• chiropractic belief systems vitalism religion quack
• chiropractic quack
• chiropractic quackery
• chiropractic unethical
• chiropractic skeptic
• chiroquacktor
• chiroquack
• chiroquackery
• chiropractic vaccination
• chiropractic "anti-vaccination"
• chiropractic anti vax
• chiropractic "practice building"
• chiropractic lifetime patients
• chiropractic lifetime patients maintenance
• chiropractic lifetime patients maintenance wellness
• chiropractic daniel david palmer
• chiropractic daniel david palmer quack
• chiropractic daniel david palmer quackery
• chiropractic dd palmer
• chiropractic dd palmer quack
• chiropractic dd palmer quackery
• chiropractic bj palmer
• chiropractic bj palmer quack
• chiropractic bj palmer quackery
• chiropractic bartlett j palmer
• chiropractic "safe haven"
• chiropractic joseph flesia
• chiropractic flesia
• site:www.worldchiropracticalliance.org flesia
• "Renaissance International" chiropractic
• chiropractic "sid williams"
• chiropractic "sid williams" "dynamic essentials"
• chiropractic "dynamic essentials"
• chiropractic "terry rondberg"
• chiropractic rondberg
• chiropractic reikeman
• "guy reikeman"
• chiropractic "tedd koren"
• chiropractic "james parker"
• chiropractic "chris kent"
• chiropractic "patrick gentempo"
• chiropractic "david singer"
• chiropractic "C.J. Mertz"
• chiropractic "Jay Morgan"
• chiropractic "reggie gold"
• chiropractic "Eric Plasker"
• chiropractic "500 Club"
• chiropractic "500/500 Club"
• site:www.thefamilypractice.net 500
• "Lifetime Chiropractic Care for Everyone"
• chiropractic lcfe
• "chiropractic assistant"
• chiropractic assistant
• "chiropractic assistant association"
• chiropractic assistant forum
• chiropraxy
• kiropraktik (Danish, Swedish, Norwegian)
• kiropraktor
• chiropratique (French)
• quiropráctica (Spanish)
• kiropraktik information
• kiropraktisk behandling
• kiropraktisk klinik
• kiropraktisk klinikker
• kiropraktik kiropraktikkensfremme
• kiropraktor behandling
• kiropraktik alternativ behandling
• kiropraktik kvaksalveri
• kiropraktik religion
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This is Why .... this site is necessary.
Chiroblogger.com, a blog that claims to be "The Chiropractic Community’s Home on the Web", is naturally upset when anyone points at the elephant in chiropractic's livingroom. This is typical for chiropractic. Wagon circling has always been their reaction to criticism, instead of cleaning up their act.
Here is where they comment on the negative information all over cyberspace (I wonder why it got there? Could it be that all those chiros who are too honest to continue scamming the public are making an impact, and getting the message out there?):
This Is Why
They also are kind enough to link to my site, among other sources of good - skeptical - information. (You see, there are always two sides to a coin, but they don't want the public to know that....;-)
I must admit that I'm flattered by their way of wording it:
This is why we need chiroblogger.com.
Oh. And this, too. And this.
They then extol the virtues of the internet as a source of information, but complain that Google searches turn up a lot of negative sources of information (the other half of the coin):
As you can see, the Internet affords the health consumer a very vaulable tool for information-gathering when they are in need of medical treatment. The Internet is full of quality advice from healthcare professionals. But it is also full of unprofessional people dispensing bad advice.
Searching with google for the term “chiropractic advice” results in a disparaging article about chiropractic in the very first search term. Same for googling “chiro info”. When using the search term “chiropractic treatment” on google the third item to come up is a website dedicated to tarnishing chiropractic. When searching for “chiropractic adjustment” the fifth item is negative. When googling “chiropractor” 3 of the first 5 items are negative. One of them, entitled “Tips on Choosing a Chiropractor” (written by an MD) includes advice such as to ask your MD to suggest a chiropractor and to avoid any DC’s who speak of or attempt to treat subluxations.
Then they encourage chiros to counteract the negative information.
But they forget that the elephant will still be there. They will only look foolish while attempting to deny its presence.
Now if you want searches, here are a few chiropractic searches (with a decidedly skeptical twist....;-) Use these searches in your research, then modify them as needed. Please inform me of interesting searches to add to this list.
• chirolinks
• chirolinks healthbase
• chiropractic resources
• chiropractic subluxation
• chiropractic religion
• chiropractic religion philosophy
• chiropractic religion philosophy vitalism
• chiropractic vitalism
• chiropractic biotheology
• chiropractic philosophy
• chiropractic belief systems
• chiropractic belief systems vitalism
• chiropractic belief systems vitalism religion
• chiropractic belief systems vitalism religion quack
• chiropractic quack
• chiropractic quackery
• chiropractic unethical
• chiropractic skeptic
• chiroquacktor
• chiroquack
• chiroquackery
• chiropractic vaccination
• chiropractic "anti-vaccination"
• chiropractic anti vax
• chiropractic "practice building"
• chiropractic lifetime patients
• chiropractic lifetime patients maintenance
• chiropractic lifetime patients maintenance wellness
• chiropractic daniel david palmer
• chiropractic daniel david palmer quack
• chiropractic daniel david palmer quackery
• chiropractic dd palmer
• chiropractic dd palmer quack
• chiropractic dd palmer quackery
• chiropractic bj palmer
• chiropractic bj palmer quack
• chiropractic bj palmer quackery
• chiropractic bartlett j palmer
• chiropractic "safe haven"
• chiropractic joseph flesia
• chiropractic flesia
• site:www.worldchiropracticalliance.org flesia
• "Renaissance International" chiropractic
• chiropractic "sid williams"
• chiropractic "sid williams" "dynamic essentials"
• chiropractic "dynamic essentials"
• chiropractic "terry rondberg"
• chiropractic rondberg
• chiropractic reikeman
• "guy reikeman"
• chiropractic "tedd koren"
• chiropractic "james parker"
• chiropractic "chris kent"
• chiropractic "patrick gentempo"
• chiropractic "david singer"
• chiropractic "C.J. Mertz"
• chiropractic "Jay Morgan"
• chiropractic "reggie gold"
• chiropractic "Eric Plasker"
• chiropractic "500 Club"
• chiropractic "500/500 Club"
• site:www.thefamilypractice.net 500
• "Lifetime Chiropractic Care for Everyone"
• chiropractic lcfe
• "chiropractic assistant"
• chiropractic assistant
• "chiropractic assistant association"
• chiropractic assistant forum
• chiropraxy
• kiropraktik (Danish, Swedish, Norwegian)
• kiropraktor
• chiropratique (French)
• quiropráctica (Spanish)
• kiropraktik information
• kiropraktisk behandling
• kiropraktisk klinik
• kiropraktisk klinikker
• kiropraktik kiropraktikkensfremme
• kiropraktor behandling
• kiropraktik alternativ behandling
• kiropraktik kvaksalveri
• kiropraktik religion
FILMS YOU MUST SEE!
DANGERS OF CHIROPRACTIC THERAPY
See them while you can!
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