Reply #10: I used to work at Sherman College...

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and those guys are only one small step above faith healers. They're terrible con-artists. I saw firsthand how they are taught to bilk people out of money and how to arrange scams. Some of them are very good at massage, and if they got a job at a spa, they could earn a good honest living instead of trying to pretend to be a doctor.

Sherman College has an amazing scam going on now. They receive cash from the government for over 98% of their students. I believe the government now gives the school $17,000 per student per year.

Their basic theory is that all disease and pain is caused by vertebral subluxations. In other words, those idiots preach that, for example, cancer is caused by misalignment of your vertebrae. I used to work at the "college" with my father, and after he had a heart attack, Dr Gelardi (probably the most famous chiropractor in the world) suggested against going to a hospital. I heard another "professor" there claim that many deaf people could be cured by going to a chiropractor. Like I said, they're only one step above faith healers.