Anne Arnold
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345 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2016
last heard Jun 2018
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Peter has mentored Ian Rospera.
His success stories.
Are you guys, I mean, do you feel that as a society or as a profession that you're open to criticism?
There's lots of different points of views around, obviously, about chiropractic.
There's no doubting the passion of chiropractors who swear that what they do has direct benefit for their patients.
And there's no shortage of patients willing to testify that a chiropractor, and only a chiropractor, has been able to solve their problem.
But chiros struggle to convince others in the medical sphere.
Apart from widely accepted evidence that spinal manipulation can benefit chronic lower back pain, there are only small studies and anecdotal experiences.
So what is it that chiropractors offer?
Fundamental to a lot of their work is the notion of subluxation.
It means different things to different practitioners.
This is Ian Rossborough talking to me in a room at the seminar.
spinal subluxation.
There is no medical evidence for this kind of subluxation.
Conventional medicine refers to subluxation as a partial dislocation visible on scans.
Chiropractic subluxation, the global kind that Ian Rosper described, is usually not visible on scans.
And according to many chiropractors, treating the subluxation can help a range of conditions, from autism to asthma.
Ian Rospera and other chiropractors talk about nerve irritation caused by spinal misalignment affecting a range of other problems.
That notion is disputed by Dr Martin Krause, neurologist and clinical associate professor of medicine at the University of Sydney.
So evidence-based medicine doesn't support these ideas.
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