Missed Diagnosis of the Past…

Let’s take a trip back to an innocent time when I was being bored to death in pathology class at the Los Angeles College of Chiropractic.  The anatomy and physiology department was stocked with Egyptian medical doctors from the University of Alexandria, who had all escaped religious persecution to come to America (They were Christian).  I’m imagining … Continue reading Missed Diagnosis of the Past… →

Thank you, to all my “haters” 😉

Thank you for the initial responses before I go (officially) public with the “Version 1.0” of the Blog if you will. Perfectionism is the curse of the procrastinators. The main complaint I am receiving from those who have read the blog, so far, is that I am making Chiropractic “Look Bad.”, a complaint I don’t … Continue reading Thank you, to all my “haters” 😉 →

On a Long Enough Timeline the Survival Rate of the Chiropractic Chains Approaches Zero…

On day one of Chiropractic College they need to replace the words “Now is the best time to be a Chiropractor” with the words “You’re on your own kid.” That’s something that should actually be explained BEFORE Chiropractic college, but curriculums of all stripes are more concerned with getting you in the door than creating … Continue reading On a Long Enough Timeline the Survival Rate of the Chiropractic Chains Approaches Zero… →

Credentialing and Public Protection

I have a friend who practiced Chiropractic in the African country of Ghana. He was briefly a roommate of mine in Chiropractic College, and I attended his graduation and watch LACC's president hand him a diploma. He's an honest to goodness licensed Chiropractor. When he practiced in Ghana, which is a location where Chiropractic is … Continue reading Credentialing and Public Protection →

Chain Chiropractic in Asia: Siyam na Bahagi (Part 9) – Mabuhay! the Filipino word for “Theranos”

Part 1 can be read here, Part 2 can be read here, Part 3 can be read here, Part 4 can be read here, Part 5 can be read here, Part 6 can be read here, Part 7 can be read here and Part 8 can be read here. Just kidding.  The Term “Mabuhay!” is the Tagalog (Filipino Language) greeting which … Continue reading Chain Chiropractic in Asia: Siyam na Bahagi (Part 9) – Mabuhay! the Filipino word for “Theranos” →

The Asian Chiropractic Schools of Lower Education (Vietnam)

*One of the things that Western Chiropractors struggle with in Asia are plans to start "Chiropractic Programs" in the various Asian countries, sometimes from locals who are western educated chiropractors and sometimes from foreigners. Many times these efforts are greedy attempts to either benefit from these programs lucrative natures or a means of being "Gate … Continue reading The Asian Chiropractic Schools of Lower Education (Vietnam) →

Chain Chiropractic in Asia: 第八部分 (Part 8): China – Money Can’t buy Success.

Part 1 can be read here, Part 2 can be read here, Part 3 can be read here, Part 4 can be read here, Part 5 can be read here, Part 6 can be read here, and Part 7 can be read here. When Communicating with Roberto about the China Opportunity I was told in no uncertain terms that no … Continue reading Chain Chiropractic in Asia: 第八部分 (Part 8): China – Money Can’t buy Success. →

Chain Chiropractic in Asia: Bagian Tujuh (Part 7) – Surabaya: The Fall of Chiropractic in Indonesia

Part 1 can be seen here, Part 2 can be seen here, Part 3 can be seen here, Part 4 can be read here, Part 5 can be read here and Part 6 can be read here. I arrive back in Jakarta with about a week to spare before heading to Surabaya, Indonesia’s 2ndlargest city. The etymology of … Continue reading Chain Chiropractic in Asia: Bagian Tujuh (Part 7) – Surabaya: The Fall of Chiropractic in Indonesia →