A new book entitled, Future Youth, How To Reverse The Aging Process, has just been published by Prevention Magazine Health Books. In "Part One -- Feeling Better" in a section called "A Better Back", Prevention Magazine discusses "The Chiropractor." We are found after the allopaths in a sub-section entitled, "Practitioners Who Are Not Medical Doctors."
This is what is presented:
The Chiropractor. People seeing chiropractors re- ported relief in some form (either dramatic long- term, moderate long-term or temporary) in 56 per- cent of all cases. Chiropractors were judged ineffective by 33 percent of their patients, and they made 11 percent feel worse. Some points to be care- ful about regarding chiropractors:
It is perfectly obvious that Prevention Magazine had to ignore an immense amount of information regarding chiropractic in order to print this manure.
This is from the people who are supposedly pro-health and anti-drug!?!? Can it be that the medical establishment has "purchased" Prevention Magazine and is slowly re-defining health to fit its own model?
The only way to combat this kind of propaganda is with action!
You must take the time (and ask you patients while they are in the waiting room to take the time) to let Prevention Magazine know just how disgusting and insulting this is!
If you are a subscriber to Prevention Magazine or a purchaser of Rodale Books, you should let them know you are one of the people who keeps them in business!
Send a strong message to:
Rodale Books
Attn: Mark Bricklin, Editor
Box 602
Emmaus, PA 18098
Do it now. Do it for chiropractic!
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Some doctors thrive in a personality-based clinic and have a loyal following no matter what services or equipment they offer, but for most chiropractic offices who are trying to grow and expand, new equipment purchases help us stay relevant and continue to service our client base in the best, most up-to-date manner possible. So, regarding equipment purchasing: should you lease, get a bank loan, or pay cash?
