Chiropractors in Plymouth, United Kingdom

Not an entire book. Ullman's columns on the internet are full of studies. And which particular aspect of so-called modern medicine would you suggest I offer studies in? Big field, that. But here's one Ullman cites from a French doctor, or doesn't that count? http://www.springerlink.com/content/0557 v31188 m3766 x/fulltext.pdf It is a study of the dilutions required for homeopathic preparations and their effectiveness.

Laura, this is the chiropractic magic I refer to: " The message from the brain is slowed down and the life energy carried by the nerve is unable to reach the organs and tissues at 100% of its potential." http://gibsonschiropractic.com/what-is-chiropractic.html The amount of times they use the word science and yet fail to comprehend the meaning of the word 'energy' is scary. Remember, energy is not a 'thing,' it is a measurement of work potential, like metres is a measurement of distance. You can't manipulate a Meter or summon one at will.

Laura, the chances are you're wasting your money. http://edzardernst.com/2013/10/twenty-things-most-chiropractors-wont-tell-you/ and http://www.quackwatch.com/04ConsumerEducation/QA/osteo.html clearly the correct (not vile) pills are the ones you want and the best (not dangerous) surgery if required. Pitting woo medicine against the wrong science is not really a comparison worth making.

This pushes many of my buttons too, but unlike Jo I shan't remain measured. Dana Ullman is a fraud, a quack, a shyster, a magic water-peddling gobshite whose claims are as bogus as his medical qualifications, and the kind of morally-bankrupt purveyor of pseudo-scientific garbage that has no qualms about spreading disinformation that could get people killed if it sells another book. Citing such a repulsive toad to support the junk nonsense that is homeopathy instantly loses both the argument and any chance of my respect.

Yes I know a brilliant physio. Paul Sumner. Works at Fort stanford Plymstock. He also works at Nhs St barabas Saltash. He sorted out all my injury for 20 years hence still playing.

I went the the spine clinic through Beth Israel Plymouth- offices at cordage park and the pine hills

Dr.John Truex at Truex Chiropractic,located on Aldrin Rd.about 3-4 buildings up on the right.Great guy and staff.I was in a wheel chair for awhile due to a slip on ice,and he got me walking again.

Ian Paskowski at Jordan Spine in cordage

Gina Hanlon on court st. My son loves her methods

Dr. Greg Mara in Cordage! Miracle worker.,,

Bryan Burk Graham, graham chiropractic center. Long pond rd

Bryan Burke Graham the best

Gina Hanlon.

Bryan Graham is the very best! Graham Chiropractic at exit 5.

Dr. Graham next to recruitment center near home depot, or Dr. Shirmer in corrdage park.

Bryan Graham, exit 5 in Plymouth

Bryan Graham.

Bryan Graham exit 5 PLYMOUTH

Gina Marie Hanlon-Cavicchi or Brian Whitfield. Both are personal friends of mine.

My mother and I have both used Drs. Pakowski and Mara at Beth Israel in Cordage Park. Both are excellent.

Rebecca Thom-wasDale is awesome but usually booked up but Def give her a try

Alexander Ede x

Vicky Equine Therapy 100% brilliant xx

Vicky Equine-Therapy without a doubt, came out to my mare today, she's great x

Jeremy Hyde from Equest, his wife, Jane, if not, Jeremy will defo know one, he is the best equine vet I know x

Ask Calweton Equine Vets, they are excellent and cover that area

Oh dear Hun, that's not nice, I know a great chiropractor in Newton Abbott if you can get there? Check out the link on my page to momentum chiropractic clinic, his name is Matt Wright and he's Stu's best friend xxx

Theres a brilliant chiropractor called Mr Kelly. I think he is in Milehouse.. When I saw him years ago he was just starting out at the chiropractic clinic

Plymouth chiropractic clinic mannamead road are good Sarah I use to go xx

Plymouth Chiropractor near Mannamead. Wayne Whittingham is who my kids have had since their birth.