No, I do not mean that chiropractors provide treatment for ulcers, epilepsy, sciatica, heart arrhythmia, diabetes, brachialgia, migraines, hemorrhoids, etc. And yes, most certainly all of these conditions do respond to subluxation reduction and correction which is chiropractic care.
Treatment means therapy and visa versa.
Chiropractors may use therapies as ancillary procedures in their practices, but they do not treat disease. If we can get this through our collective chiropractic consciousness, we will have unlimited horizons in the health care marketplace. The identity of a vertebral subluxation, with no contraindications in regards to adjustment, is all we need to be able to accept the case. This is our own unique health care model. Now let's take the medical disease treatment model advocated by many of the medically inclined practitioners in our profession.