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Anderson Chiropractic
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citysearch c.
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I don't know about the rest of the chiropractors in this office, but after meeting David Packard, a scheister who hangs out at the Channel Islands Harbor farmers market every Sunday trying to wrangle unsuspecting victims, I have little faith in this place. For anyone who knows anything about health, chiropractors, etc., you can see through his scam- he uses scare tactics to tell people how messed up their bone structure is, and as a result, one needs countless years of expensive ""corrective treatment"", or else- gasp!! you're doomed to a life of misery and self destruction!!! Get some other opinions, this guy is a quack looking to make easy money from unsuspecting victims. Don't fall for his free ""analysis"" at the farmers market- this is the bait to lure in his catch!
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