Again thanks for your help and being a great friend. Please send cash. We have been down this road on previous occasions. One may recall discussions regarding the widely distributed and misleading publications comparing training of MDs and DCs in a previous issue of Dynamic Chiropractic. The accuracy of other forms of literature used by the profession for many years received attention during the Wilk testimony.
Chiropractors know of the effectiveness of chiropractic.
In today's investigative environment, however, it is naive to believe that information distributed by all health care groups will not be subject to critical evaluation by many individuals and agencies. Promotion of evidence which is not completely supported injures the projection of the chiropractic message by compromising our credibility with an increasingly discerning public. Furthermore, let's get all the colleges to submit their catalogs as well. If, however, those doctors and groups have qualms about my suggestion, then I would propose that perhaps Mr. Petersen may have overstated his case somewhat. I personally find it hard to fathom that any government agency that attacks one of us should be given the benefit of the doubt.