Is ( dora ) a reputedly technique ?

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ash - 18 Jan 2006 19:53 GMT

Is this technique reputedly as claimed here ?

Is it something that would be taken seriously for example by medical
authority , organisation here in the uk as evidence of cranial damage
or lesions such as this Doctor describes ?

http://www.icnr.com/articles/craniodontics.html

I dont know too much about it thats why I am wondering what others here
think.

thanks

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Howard McCollister - 18 Jan 2006 21:48 GMT

> Is this technique reputedly as claimed here ?
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> http://www.icnr.com/articles/craniodontics.html

No. I feel comfortable in stating that the worldwide allopathic medical
community would hold the concepts of cranial manipulation espoused in the
article you cite as pretty much a load of crap.

Parenthetically, I don't see anywhere in the article where the author even
*purports* to be a doctor of any kind.

HMc

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