Chiropractic: The Greatest Hoax of the Century? The Whole Truth, 2nd ed.

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by Ludmil A. Chotkowski, M.D. ’42

New England Novelty Books (Kensington, Conn.) 2002

This book proposes that the practice of chiropractic is a false health care procedure that has flourished unchallenged over the past century. Chotkowski contends that there is no scientific validity to the chiropractic theory of a vertebral body subluxation and that chiropractic cannot cure disease or promote wellness in any way.

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Chiropractic: The Greatest Hoax of the Century? The Whole Truth, 2nd ed.

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