It's not uncommon for a scientist to believe that because they have been trained in the physical sciences of healing arts, that they are capable of flawless judgment even in the investigation of alleged paranormal phenomena. The better trained the scientist the more easily they can be duped, especially when the human element is involved. Dr. Moss was a fine psychologist, but not trained in electrical engineering. Of the Russian and Chinese claims of paranormal feats, in the 1960's and 70's, those that have been reviewed under a new light have all shown that the scientists were mislead. Their research and the references they cite can help light the way for the seekers of truth in the sea of junk science.
Kirlian photography can make some pretty pictures, but it has no place in the realm of chiropractic.
Chiropractic, with the support of science, can have the stars in its future, and that future is too important to be lost under the burden of practitioners who erroneously embrace pseudo-science. Further, Dynamic Chiropractor should be more selective in choosing articles to better represent our profession within its publication.