Just to clarify a few things for all the skeptics visiting the site to see this posting. I am a qualified chiropractor and as I have put it up I can say its not what I would call typical chiropractic. It American sales techniques which have infiltrated chiropractic in Europe in recent years. Yes a minority of chiropractors do use these techniques in the UK and since this started I and many chiropractors have spoken out against the practice and if we make the public aware, it will stop. For Skeptics to suggest this is how all chiropractors practice is untrue, but skeptics often ignore truth for a good Tweet.
In my opinion getting chiropractors to think like this is what has caused most damage to the profession in recent years. Where traditionally chiropractors focused on being great adjusters now its the numbers. According to Bob Hofman in this video average chiropractors only see their patients 19 times a year, the elite at the Masters circle manage to see them 40 times. Perhaps thats how a good prostitute in Amsterdams red light district operates. Fucking the patient each week is better for everyone, they feel better and she makes more money.
it starts in the colleges where you are set a target of 40 new patients and 400 treatments. Surely the best chiropractor is the one with the best technique, who can deliver an adjustment that will hold for longer than a week and empowers patients to take control of their health with exercise and nutrition and visits the chiropractor when the need to be adjusted rather than when a practice needs to maintain the “Masters” average.
If you are not a very good adjuster dont worry you can still make it happen, people will agree to almost anything when they are in pain. Get them to sign up for their Visit Average in advance, like the Gyms do. Gyms dont want members to exercise because they have signed up to many for the Gym to cope. The want them to join pay the membership and use the bar and restaurant. I was the only General Council Member who wanted to restrict the use of prepayment schemes??

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