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  1. chiropractors? Do subluxations exist or are they merely a figment of ones
    imagination? Are chiros. anti-prescription drugs merely because they've been
    left out of the loop and aren't allowed, by law, to prescribe them?

    cheers,

    ophelia

  2. You have been taking too many of those nice little pills.
    "Ophelias Tale" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    chiropractors? Do subluxations exist or are they merely a figment of ones
    imagination? Are chiros. anti-prescription drugs merely because they've


    been

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    left out of the loop and aren't allowed, by law, to prescribe them?

    cheers,

    ophelia

  3. "Ophelias Tale" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    chiropractors? Do subluxations exist or are they merely a figment of ones
    imagination?

    I do not know about ones imagination, but they are a figment of
    chiropractors imagination.

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    Are chiros. anti-prescription drugs merely because they've been
    left out of the loop and aren't allowed, by law, to prescribe them?

    Probably. They do not reap the benefits of the detailers who drop in with
    their freebies.

  4. Mark said:

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    chiropractors? Do subluxations exist or are they merely a figment


    of ones

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    imagination?

    I do not know about ones imagination, but they are a figment of
    chiropractors imagination.

    So, you're also saying that the orthopedist I transcribe for is just
    making it up when he sees one on x-ray??? They do exist. Just that
    chiropractic is not necessarily appropriate treatment.

    Kimmer

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    Ophelias Tale said:

    chiropractors? Do subluxations exist or are they merely a figment of ones
    imagination? Are chiros. anti-prescription drugs merely because they've been
    left out of the loop and aren't allowed, by law, to prescribe them?

    There *is* such a thing as a subluxation -- problem is, chiropractors
    can't consistently tell you where they are or what they do.

    As for your question about prescriptions, I think there's some truth
    to that -- so chiros have gone heavy into nutritional therapies, since
    those use substances they *can* hand out (and frequently sell).

    -- David Wright :: alphabeta at prodigy.net
    These are my opinions only, but they're almost always correct.
    "If I have not seen as far as others, it is because giants
    were standing on my shoulders." (Hal Abelson, MIT)

  6. "Kimmer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Mark said:

    "Ophelias Tale" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    chiropractors? Do subluxations exist or are they merely a figment


    of ones

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    imagination?

    I do not know about ones imagination, but they are a figment of
    chiropractors imagination.

    So, you're also saying that the orthopedist I transcribe for is just
    making it up when he sees one on x-ray??? They do exist. Just that
    chiropractic is not necessarily appropriate treatment.

    I was referring to chiropractic "subluxations." The ones used by them to
    justify three visits a week for 13 weeks and then another course of
    chiropractic care for another thirteen weeks.

    I have rarely, if ever, run accross an orthopedist who uses the term
    subluxation wrt to the spine. The ones I do business with use the term
    Lumbar Spondylolisthesis, to describe the condition.

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