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Chiropractors who advertise excessively.
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Anyone who offers "free X-rays" or "free spinal exams."
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Takes full-spine or repeated x-rays
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Fails to take a comprehensive history and do a clinical exam to determine the cause of your problem.
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Asks you to fill out a 4-page questionnaire on your dietary (or even psychological) habits.
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Claims that the treatment will improve immune function, benefit organ systems, or cure disease.
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Offers to sell you vitamin cures, nutritional remedies, or homeopathic remedies.
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Advises you not to have your children immunized.
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Wants you to sign a contract for long-term care.
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Wants you to return even if no progress has occurred after two weeks and/or a half dozen visits.
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Promises to prevent disease through regular check-ups and manipulation.
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Attributes your problems to "Vertebral Subluxation" and promotes the "adjustment" as the solution to your complaint.
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Suggests that medical physicians are simply against chiropractors or implies that chiropractic is somehow better than medicine
