Scientific study shows chiropractic treatment “lacks evidence”
admin | December 14th, 2009 | 34 Comments »Wow. And there I was all ready to continue with more obesity stories from the USA, and instead this pops up.
I cover this very issue in my free report, “Pain Free in 15 Minutes” (not got it yet? Then click here to get it, and lots of other good stuff). Basically, chiropractic treatment has been based on some pretty flimsy suppositions. Ms Hall (from sciencebasedmedicine.org) sets out what the paper says, and it’s bound to cause some ructions, especially given that the British Chiropractic Association’s recent legal action against Simon Singh. Here’s the article – I’ll review the study and post my own response soon.
The End of Chiropractic
via Science-Based Medicine by Harriet Hall on 11/12/09
An article written by 3 chiropractors and a PhD in physical education and published on December 2, 2009 in the journal Chiropractic and Osteopathy may have sounded the death knell for chiropractic.
