Pivot Review Archives

Anorexia Philosophica

For those within our profession that have a predilection towards diagnosis we have a new disease. Unfortunately those who practice “diagnostic chiropractic” are the ones least capable of recognizing this condition. However, it appears the problem is not confined to any one group but is endemic throughout the entire profession. The signs and symptoms are … Read more

Chiropractic Roots

It is indeed a sad indictment upon our profession that there is so little apparent interest in chiropractic history. I imagine the apathetic attitude is no worse than the lack of interest in American history by most Americans. However, you would think that anyone truly interested in chiropractic, its philosophy and its future would be … Read more

The Georgia-Michigan "Surveys"

Not too long ago a national chiropractic publication ran the results of a survey in Michigan and Georgia concerning “practice rights.” It appears the survey was done legitimately and scientifically although they never revealed who paid for it. I imagine the results were nearly what they expected or they probably would not have published the … Read more

THOUGHTS

Signs and symptoms are either manifestations of the body’s ability to adapt – health, or manifestations of the body’s inability to adapt – sickness.  How can you know the difference? V2n1

Flexibility-Inflexibility

It is absolutely essential for the perpetuation of the profession that chiropractors begin to show flexibility in their attitudes toward certain things. On the other hand, it is important that we maintain an inflexibility in other areas. Unfortunately our profession tends to be inflexible in the non-essentials and flexible in the essentials. Technique is a … Read more