EPISODE · Mar 22, 2018
#24: Chiropractic Therapy, Pt. 1
from Being Skeptical · host beingskepticalpod
To listen offline, right-click or long-press here to download, or visit our pages on iTunes or Google Play Music. In this episode, we being a series of deep dives into chiropractic therapy and its myths, origins, and efficacy. We also take a moment to discuss the late Stephen Hawking, and provide a deep take. SHOW […]
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