Title: Whittle away, old timer
Product review: This obviously archaic version of what Dr. Rosenfeld considers a timely view of alternative medicine does nothing more than demonstrate his age and misconceptions about contemporary healthcare.Particularly in his views on chiropractic in the chapter "A Disjointed Theory?", Rosenfeld says chiropractors are excellent for low backs but believes they should never touch necks. How disjointed is HIS theory? Is the spine in the neck all that much more delicate or different from that of the lower back? I myself have had problems in the past in both regions and have found chiropractic to be my only true source of relief and correction of the true source of my problem.The only thing Dr. Rosenfeld sheds light on in this book is his medical bias, age-old theories, and misguided hypotheses. And all without merit. "The truest sign of ignorance is to dispell something you know nothing about."
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