While it is impossible to prove definitively, it is widely accepted that Palmer used the ideas of osteopathy, another 'alternative' treatment founded a decade earlier, to invent his pseudoscientific system of thought 4/n
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I always find it bizarre that our consumer laws allow people to sell completely unproven and untested treatments, and they can get away with making completely unfounded claims that would be fraudulent for any other product.
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I think many people don't really understand that the claims of something like homeopathy are just as unfounded as a TV set company claiming that their brand of TV has special healing waves. Both could claim to cure a rashes, but only the TV seller ends up at consumer affairs.
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