Recent content by :kaz.n:

Haha no worries mate, Good night.

Spinal manipulation is not always required, some chiropractors choose not to manipulate the spine at all and choose only to concentrate on soft tissue manipulation.

Wow now that is alot of reading. If I have the time I will get to it tommorow after uni when I am more fresh (it is nearly 1.30am now) and help clarify things. But just from the parts you have copied and pasted it seems that there is not enough research for or against any one modality and that...

Thanks for acknowledging that the hypothesis being taught at Macquarie university is scientific and feasible, I am happy I was able to clear up that common misconception. I mean no disrespect here, but can you please elaborate on what you mean in the text that I have made bold? Just want to...

Here is one: Cervical spine manipulation alters sensorimotor integration: a somatosensory evoked potential study...

Just want to clear up for everyone that there are many types of chiropractic philosophy. The particular philosophy that you are describing is an outdated one and most new generation chiropractors do not subscribe to this philosophy. Sadly however, alot of the traditionalists do. Just for your...

For the people who cannot find the post of mine that Bored^7 has quoted, I meant to edit that post (I think I spelt haematopoetic wrong) but accidentally deleted it. I refreshed the page and it was gone. I really should get to bed! Bored^7, I completely understand everything you just stated in...

There has been alot posted on this thread since I read it last so apologies for not being able to specifically quote what people have said in specific instances, but I thought I would just clear up a few more things. I am repulsed by the term subluxation, it is chiropractic dogmatism...

Chiro student here (just about finished my course)- Clearing up a few misconceptions: Average new patient consultation is ATLEAST double the 20 minutes you quoted...It is very hard to do a throrough assessment of a patient in just 20 minutes. Sure you can assess their biomechanical function but...

No disrespect man but 300-400K is excessively high take home pay for a chiropractor (even one running their own business). The place I work at, which is busy as we see almost 1 patient every 15 minutes (split by 2 chiros) grosses about 35K a month hence that is approx 420K a year. However...

Hey jellybelly, thank my brother as it was his idea since he is in HSC year this year, but thank you.

Hello to everyone contemplating studying chiropractic, I am a 3rd year chiropractic student here to answer any questions you may have about the course, as it is coming time to place your preferences for university. Something I must state right away is that chiropractic is NOT a good...

Here you go guys :): http://www.reg.mq.edu.au/Undergrad/other/gpa.htm

5 exams... PHYS149 - Physics for Technology Thursday 15 June 13:50 3 hrs HLTH107 - Introductory Anatomy Friday 16 June 13:50 2 hrs CBMS101 - Introductory Chemistry A Monday 19 June 09:20 3 hrs BIOL108 - Human Biology Tuesday 20 June 13:50 2 hrs CHIR103 - Chiropractic...

Hey Zahid man, please tell fornstar the details of the HR job...He is actualli doin HR n I just got offered chiro...Im thinkin bout accepting it....so yeahh he actualli neeeds it haha.