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The Chiropractic Research, Practice and Political Landscape

In this lecture Dr. McCoy reviews the current landscape in regards to chiropractic research, practice and politics. Everything from the vaccination debate, subluxation research and the nonsense in Canada and Australia is discussed and dissected in a no holds barred presentation of everything you are not supposed to talk about. 

The Spectrum of Chiropractic

Dr. McCoy leads a discussion on the spectrum of the chiropractic profession and the futile attempts to "unify" it.  Lectured recorded on July, 19 2016

Cartels, Monopolies and the Current State of the Chiropractic Profession

Cartels, Monopolies and the Current State of the Chiropractic Profession.
Christopher Kent DC, JD Interviews Matthew McCoy DC, MPH for On Purpose
https://www.chiroonpurpose.com/
 

Top Ten Things You Can Do to Save the Chiropractic Profession.

May 27, 2016

The Epidemiology of Vertebral Subluxation

All too often, chiropractic is criticized as an “unscientific” discipline, lacking empirical research to validate the assertion that vertebral subluxations have an adverse effect on the human nervous system, on general health and well-being and by extension, society as a whole. It is the extension to society as a whole where subluxation has been theorized to have its most detrimental effects. If this is true, then this is also where its elucidation holds the greatest promise for influencing and affecting communal expression. The systematic study of the epidemiology and global burden of vertebral subluxation should be carried out by individuals and groups with a worldview towards chiropractic that is consistent with the theory that subluxations pose a hindrance to the fullest expression of life. The results of this type of research can then be used to drive policy, not only in health care, but in education and other sociocultural arenas. In this brief lecture Dr. McCoy reviews what is needed to answer fundamental questions regarding vertebral subluxation.

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Autism & Chiropractic Research