• Ebrall P

• Chiropractic
• Open Access Document
• Subluxation
• Texas Chiropractic College

Abstract: This Journal has redacted its first paper and I explain the reasoning in this Editorial. First however it is a big ‘thank you’ to the Immediate Past President of the Australian Chiropractors Association, Dr David Cahill, who has completed his 3-year presidential term. We appreciate his continuing service as Vice-President. 

The ethical standards of the Texas Chiropractic College (TxCC) are questioned on the basis of their commercial activity to provide College certification to Japanese nationals completing a short course on-campus. These people return to Japan as ‘chiropractors’ trained in America and are now bringing the profession into disrepute. I look at the impotence of all bodies which are meant to protect and advance the profession. The Journal appreciates Dynamic Chiropractic’s exposure of this highly questionable behaviour. 

We end on a good note, with a brief mention of some new work from Harrison’s CBP® group and a fascinating paper by Joel Pessa with new findings about ‘Glymphatic Circulation in Human Nerves’ Those of us with a keen interest in the role of the CSF in health and dis-ease will enjoy this paper immensely. 

Author keywords: Chiropractic - Subluxation - Texas Chiropractic College - Japan

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