Being in prison is false personal security. Many a senior citizen can tell you about a false system of financial security called Social Security. The truly secure ones are those who are free and responsible enough to invest their money wisely. The patient's security is only as good as the doctor who has taken away his freedom and responsibility. If the doctor's whims, knowledge, or thinking changes, the patient is out in the cold.
Doctors do retire and die.
Giving advice in order to prevent subluxations has to be one of the most frustrating things one can do. It really is rather arrogant to believe that people are going to listen to you when they have ignored their medical doctor, the American Cancer Society, the American Heart Association, and all the other authorities, especially when these other authorities are making recommendations to prevent having a painful disease that people have seen others succumb to. There you are, trying to give advice to prevent the unseen and unfelt, seemingly innocuous vertebral subluxation. There is one final important point to make on this subject. Not giving advice to people to prevent subluxations is not an excuse for a lack of patient education.