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Originally Posted by PsYcNeT
But let's not forget that the Klein government gave them the legal right to refer to themselves as "Doctors" after their 6-week class in a temporarily unused mall space before it got turned into a Halloween store.
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The issue is that they often use Doctor out of the office setting and have opinions on health issues well outside their realm of "expertise".
I am a Doctor within my office and only within my defined scope.
I am Doctor of Eyes basically. Not going to give health advice to someone with a history of congestive heart failure or Autism.
Chiropractors have to try and expand their scope because physiotherapists largely provide the same thing as they do. Physiotherapists can slide into Pseudoscience as well. When i had a back injury following an accident mine tried cupping on me. I went with it for ####s and giggles and to freak out my wife with the welts it leaves. I knew it did jack-all. The Intramuscular stimulation worked great though and is science based.