Chiropractic, Osteopathy, and Star Wars

by drandrewcolyer on July 20, 2007

I just saw the most hilarious video on YouTube.

If you are a person who likes chiropractic, osteopathy, alternative medicine, “healing energy” types of things, and you have ever seen any of the “Star Wars” movies, and you have a good sense of humor, click on the link below and watch this video:

YouTube Chiropractic-Osteopathic Manipulation Energy Medicine Star Wars video

I would have embedded it here to watch, but the “embed” feature was disabled.

YouTube Chiropractic-Osteopathic Manipulation Energy Medicine Star Wars video

I really had a good laugh. It really brought back memories of being in chiropractic school and the egos that one has to tolerate in graduate professional school.

Enjoy!

Thank you.

Dr. Andrew Colyer

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