glad you got some help from the accident. i'll respond later when i get a chance in more detail. the gen pop is fairly ignorant to the skills a chiropractor has. most think it's purely moving bones. i can explain why moving bones in the first place is beneficial, but i'm more interested in moving joints that are lacking normal motion. those joints not moving fluently are going to cause a reaction elsewhere, also. that's more preventative care in nature. injuries, PT, graston (as someone mentioned before, might've been you), electro-diagnosis, etc etc. chiropractic has evolved, but the baby boomer population will never believe it because older chiros that they've seen were very limited in treatment options. only lacking aspect is pharmacology - there has been talk about adding it into chiropractic curriculums, which i don't like, but it would practically make MD's obsolete.
