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Ep. 173: chiropractic quackery & tiktok pranksters
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Can you trust your chiropractor? Are social media pranksters a sign of something deeply broken in society? We delve into these questions and more.
Highlights:
[0:00] Corrigan tells Marko why he might want to avoid the chiropractor
[47:53] We ramble about hedgehogs and guinea pigs, princess diaries, frequency, Antarctica, and more. CoRri had coffee and it shows
[67:22] What we watched! (Dune, Poor Things, Dead and Breakfast, Lisa Frankenstein, The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then the Bigfoot)
[78:00] We talk about social media pranksters and why they get us so angry
Stuff we referenced:
- Chiropractic treatment, a $15-billion industry, has its roots in a ghost story - Los Angeles Times
- Chiropractic’s Fight for Survival | Journal of Ethics | American Medical Association
- The Harvey Lillard Story: Fact or Myth? | Dynamic Chiropractic
- Palmer’s first chiropractic cure must have been a case of miraculous healing
- First Adjustment - D.D. Palmer - LibGuides at Palmer College of Chiropractic
- Looking back at the lawsuit that transformed the chiropractic profession part 4: Committee on Quackery - PMC
- Chiropractic Quackery: The Wacky Fringe Side - MH@H
- A neuroscientist’s view: spare children the manipulations of chiropractic quackery
- Dangers of chiropractic treatments under-reported, study finds | Alternative medicine | The Guardian
- Chiropractic manipulation of the spine may cause strokes and even death | Neuroscience | The Guardian
- Adverse effects of spinal manipulation: a systematic review - PMC
- Is Chiropractic Pseudoscience? Myths, Benefits, and Limits
- Pediatrician: Expertise, Specialities, and Training
- A Pediatrician's Training - HealthyChildren.org
- Chiropractic Education - National Board of Chiropractic Examiners
- Doctor of Chiropractic Degree: What to Expect as a Chiropractic Intern | Cleveland University-Kansas City
- What a Chiropractor Can't or Shouldn't Treat
- Becoming a Physical Therapist | APTA
- Chiropractic neck adjustments linked to stroke
- The 50 Most Influential Reality TV Seasons of All Time: Candid Camera
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Can you trust your chiropractor? Are social media pranksters a sign of something deeply broken in society? We delve into these questions and more.
Highlights:
[0:00] Corrigan tells Marko why he might want to avoid the chiropractor
[47:53] We ramble about hedgehogs and guinea pigs, princess diaries, frequency, Antarctica, and more. CoRri had coffee and it shows
[67:22] What we watched! (Dune, Poor Things, Dead and Breakfast, Lisa Frankenstein, The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then the Bigfoot)
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- Chiropractic treatment, a $15-billion industry, has its roots in a ghost story - Los Angeles Times
- Chiropractic’s Fight for Survival | Journal of Ethics | American Medical Association
- The Harvey Lillard Story: Fact or Myth? | Dynamic Chiropractic
- Palmer’s first chiropractic cure must have been a case of miraculous healing
- First Adjustment - D.D. Palmer - LibGuides at Palmer College of Chiropractic
- Looking back at the lawsuit that transformed the chiropractic profession part 4: Committee on Quackery - PMC
- Chiropractic Quackery: The Wacky Fringe Side - MH@H
- A neuroscientist’s view: spare children the manipulations of chiropractic quackery
- Dangers of chiropractic treatments under-reported, study finds | Alternative medicine | The Guardian
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- Adverse effects of spinal manipulation: a systematic review - PMC
- Is Chiropractic Pseudoscience? Myths, Benefits, and Limits
- Pediatrician: Expertise, Specialities, and Training
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- Chiropractic Education - National Board of Chiropractic Examiners
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