Second point - 'We know the contents of Covid injections are inconsistent and vary from batch to batch.'
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i see BDair has found yet another "expert"!
Wonder does he know anyone with a HS diploma and 14 months of online "schooling" can become a certified Doctor of Chiropractic?
No actual medical school required, not even a college degree....

@AnneWimsey There are real chiropractors and they have to be college educated, but they have no expertise in infectious diseases. "Dr" Stillwagon has been suspended from practice as a chiropractor and as a pilot. The guy is a quack.

@barjoe trust me, when that chiropractor snapped my neck and caused my stroke, my lawyers did extensive research into Chiropractic, as did i....in all 50 states, a HS diploma and online courses gets you a "Doctor of Chiropractic" title and always has.

@AnneWimsey I'm sorry that happened to you. I hope you've recovered. I'll stay away from Chiroquactors. I always have.

Can you tell me which of the five points made above
are inaccurate? If so on what evidence?

"Kevin Stillwagon is a (suspended) chiropractor. What the fuck does he know about medicine? His license has been pulled many times. He's a former pilot who was grounded for flying while intoxicated."
Can you provide any proofs of your allegations?
Here he is in his own words.
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@AnneWimsey Some dentists have full med school educations.
Because someone practices chiropractic medicine does not mean that
they do not have further expertise.

'License
A chiropractor has to have a license before he or she can practice spinal adjustment. Licensure requirements vary by state. However, a universal requirement to obtain a chiropractic license is to successfully pass a four-part test administered by the National Board of Chiropractors.

In order to keep the licensure current, chiropractors undergo continuing medical education on a regular basis. This is a standard requirement for licensed health care providers, including medical doctors.

Education
Before taking the test, a prospective chiropractor has to receive a Doctor of Chiropractic degree from an accredited chiropractic college, of which there are 16 across the United States. A DC is not a medical degree and does not grant the graduate the ability to prescribe drugs or perform surgeries. However, medications and surgeries are usually counter to the goals of chiropractic treatment anyway, which seeks to help the body to heal itself.

Most students take four years to complete their studies at chiropractic college. An undergraduate degree is not required for admission, but many students take at least some university courses before entering a chiropractic program. Science classes are helpful to people in most health care professions, and chiropractic is no exception. Chiropractic students take classes in anatomy, biology, pathology, and physiology, to name a few examples.'

@AnneWimsey I think we triggered him.

@barjoe High Five!