The experiments of Dr. Kluger and Bernheim at the Department of Physiology, University of Michigan (see Pivot Review, Vol. l No. 2) demonstrate the value of fever as a bodily defense mechanism. This has been the position of the chiropractor for many years. However, the fact remains that at times fever can be harmful. It … Read more
In any profession, how professional you are does not depend on how you act but is determined by how you think. v1, n3
It is amazing the number of technique packages and seminars that are around today. Everybody and his brother within this profession seems to be selling a technique that is guaranteed to give you better results or improve your practice and increase your income. There is nothing inherently wrong with many different techniques, in fact, it … Read more
Those that have a strong philosophical understanding of chiropractic do not need to have it proved scientifically but it always makes us feel good when the scientific community discovers something we have been saying for years. Some time ago an article appeared in the American Journal of Physiology concerning research into fevers. The experiments done … Read more
There appears to be an inconsistency among the mixers! An article ran recently in a chiropractic professional publication decrying the Arizona Attorney General’s position that chiropractors cannot adjust animals. The position of the article’s author is that animals need chiropractic care also and that the leaders in chiropractic should protect or insure the right of … Read more
I recently watched (for perhaps the fourth time) the 1957 Academy Award Winning Classic “Bridge on the River Kwai.” However, for the first time, I saw a message to chiropractors in the movie! One would hardly think that a war movie would have something to say to us as chiropractors! The storyline involved a group … Read more