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I am a chiropractor utilizing Network Spinal Analysis and I was surprised when briefing the Bee the other day. It seemed to me, and many of my patients, that the author claims the California State Board banned Network because of false claims of effectiveness. I have been personally researching the life enhancing benefits of Network for 8 years. I have solid scientific research that demonstrates very real positive changes physically, mentally and emotionally. The healing waves that are developed in care are real. I would love to have the opportunity to show a Bee staff writer my research and a demonstration of Network. I would be happy to be interviewed. We chiropractors are a wonderful resource for health, and care for the human body.
Andrew Downey, DC 916.955.0686
I will be giving a Health Talk on December 13, next Thursday, at 7:00 at our Auburn office. Everyone is welcome. I hope a staff writer for the Bee shows up. See www.gracefulhealth.com for directions. *All dates for Health Talks on our web site are for 2008. Thursday Dec. 13th is correct.
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written by LindaBirks, December 10, 2007
Linda at Courthouse Coffee.
You are dedicated enough to follow up instead of giving up when people without any training and no experience in the field are negative about what they don't understand.
It is a fact that 85% of the discoveries made by nobel prize winners since the inception of the prize have been proven inaccurate. The point is that we only have a very small knowledge of what is possible in any given era. Doubting journalists would do well to remember that once we thought the earth was flat, that the planets revolved around the earth and that witches could be proven guilty by dunking. -