Re: RC: Re: Chiropractors

[Tivers@aol.com]

In a message dated 9/12/00 9:41:59 AM Pacific Daylight Time, CMKSAGEHIL 
writes:

<< << And precisely what do they explain about spinal anatomy? You're a vet, 
supposedly. Tell me how it works in the horse. Explain spinal manipulation in 
the horse so we can all understand it from a medical point of view. >>
 
 I can refer you to several excellent veterinary chiropractors who can do it 
far more accurately than I can.>

Really? You're a vet, should know something about anatomy, and you've set 
yourself up here as an expert witness in defense of chiros. Tell us how it 
works. 

 > You wouldn't take my word for it anyway.  Call Nancy Elliott, or Eric 
Sharpnack (Bramledge probably knows him well), for starters.>

I wouldn't take your word for much, that's for sure. But I'd take Larry's. 
You can get his email--have him join in the discussion. 
  
  <<In order to have a useful "open mind", you have to first have a mind that 
is working. Otherwise, what Brother Leroy says is just as valid as what Dr. 
Bramledge says. And your mind becomes full of gingerbread. >>
 
 As kat advises--I'll gladly concede the pissing contest.  Amazing how dialog 
degenerates to such a non-substantive level when you don't want to understand 
something.>

You took personal affront to that paragraph? Or was it that I asked you to 
describe the technique in medical terms and you haven't a clue? Perhaps Kat 
can tag team you here again. Kat, tell us how chiropractic works in horses. 
Your partner is coming down with a case of the vapors.

ti
 
 Heidi
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