Acupuncture with Dr. Ebert - Part 1 of 3

[cyberdavon]

The Manga Report of 1993 supports the scientific validity, safety, efficacy, and cost-effectiveness of modern chiropractic. God bless Dr. Ebert and his efforts to expand his vast knowledge of Chinese medicine into the world of acupuncture!

[cyberdavon]

Chiropractic is widely researched, practiced, and respected throughout the world. In fact, the roots of chiropractic care can be traced all the way back to the beginning of recorded time. Writings from China and Greece written in 2700 B.C. and 1500 B.C. mention spinal manipulation and the maneuvering of the lower extremities to ease low back pain. Based on available patient feedback, licensed CHIROPRACTIC Acupuncturists provide superior results.  Web search "Manga Report" to learn more.

[robertlowryjr]

I am sure that Dr. Ebert is a very good doc, seems very humble , and has a respect for the medicine. All I was trying to say is that Chiropractic training does not overlap at all with training in Chinese medicine. Chiro is a natural form of Western Medicine where as real acupuncture comes from a philosophy 180 degrees from it. With that said this Doctor is doing a great service getting the word out and I bet he is a great doctor and an even better person. Thanks Doc Ebert!

[robertlowryjr]

Chiropractors who do acupuncture with needles can definitely help you out with pain, but I have to comment on the difference in education levels between Licensed Acupuncturists and DCs or MDs. Chiro school or med school does not prepare you AT ALL to learn Chinese Medicine, and they are only required to have 100 to 200 hours of acu training. Licensed Acupuncturists on the other hand have a Masters Degree in just Chinese Medicine, take a National Board Exam, and have about 900 hours of clinic.