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'''Chiropractic history''' began in Davenport, Iowa with a teacher and grocer turned magnet ..., Iowa in 1886. Nine years later, on September 18, 1895, he gave the first chiropractic adjustment to a deaf janitor, Harvey Lillard. Palmer and Lillard subsequent

...ons as made in [[Chiropractic#Chiropractic approach to healthcare|types of chiropractic approach]]

{{r|Chiropractic}}

...ngs of the human body does not have a firm grounding in [[human]] biology, chiropractic is not included here as one of the allied health ''sciences'', but instead

**[[Chiropractic]] ...ot strictly CAM)''': [[osteopathy]][1], [[osteopathic medicine]] ''[1]'',[[chiropractic]][1] when not used as a whole system, some forms of [[massage|massage thera

...while medical insurance may not recommend or pay for therapeutic massage, chiropractic manipulation, or acupuncture (just for example), many states require practi

...ts largest base. Some of these criticisms have also been echoed within the chiropractic profession. This article discusses criticisms that have been expressed by n *that chiropractic accepts too low a standard of academic and scientific scholarship in its pr

<font size="1" color="660000">''This article is about the [[Chiropractic|chiropractic]] concept of vertebral subluxation, for displacement and dislocation of the ...d and refined many times by chiropractors, who use the term to explain why chiropractic may be effective for very diverse conditions.

<font size="1" color="660000">''This article is about the [[Chiropractic|chiropractic]] concept of vertebral subluxation, for displacement and dislocation of the ...d and refined many times by chiropractors, who use the term to explain why chiropractic may be effective for very diverse conditions.

...m benefits across a wider spectrum of disorders. Historically differs from chiropractic in its underlying theory that it is impairment of blood supply and not nerv

...y methods. They include osteopathic manipulation, massage|massage therapy, chiropractic, and methods involving movement or posture instruction.

...ing clinical evidence, but also because health science does not accept the chiropractic concept of subluxation, or innate intelligence, as part of human biology. ...hed of the alternative medical professions in the developed western world. Chiropractic can claim both a very high rate of satisfaction among its patient populatio

...ing clinical evidence, but also because health science does not accept the chiropractic concept of subluxation, or innate intelligence, as part of human biology. ...hed of the alternative medical professions in the developed western world. Chiropractic can claim both a very high rate of satisfaction among its patient populatio

...f the [[American Medical Association]]. Among its targets are osteopathic, chiropractic, and naturopathic colleges.

...homeopathy]], [[phytotherapy|herbal medicine]], [[spiritual therapies]], [[chiropractic]], and [[prayer]]. '''Integrative medicine''' deals with the optimal combi ...methods. They include [[osteopathic manipulation]], [[massage therapy]], [[chiropractic]], [[reflexology]], and methods involving movement or posture instruction.

...tegory:CZ Live]]</nowiki> should be removed from the end of the approved [[Chiropractic]] article. [[User:John Stephenson|John Stephenson]] 06:49, 17 December 2010

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:1902 (Jan 19): Langworthy writes to BJ to indicate he is teaching "chiropractic and osteopathy", proposes partnership with DD, BJ, Oakley Smith and others ;BJ meets with Langworthy about partnership in American Chiropractic School and Naturopathic Cure

...age Magazine'' said his method is "the link between osseous manipulation – chiropractic and osteopathy – and the soft-tissue work of massage therapists and bodyw ...hysical therapy is the use of noninvasive techniques, excluding veterinary chiropractic, for the rehabilitation of injuries in nonhuman animals. Veterinary physica