Chiropractic masqueraded

[Denver]

If dishonest/dangerous/deceptive chiropractors weren't bad enough (or anything new), some are apparently trying hide the fact that that's what they are, AND teaching others how to do the same:

...Credeur details how to hone in on patients by emphasizing one point over and over -- never use the "c" word, as in "chiropractor."

"I recommend to take all the chiropractic paraphernalia out of the office," Credeur said. "Maybe even consider re-doing your cards if they say chiropractor."

... Credeur had renamed his business The Functional Endocrinology Center of Colorado and his website "drcredeur.com."

There's no longer a mention of chiropractic anywhere.

Aug 1: Chiropractor's Videos Show How He's Cashing In (http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/28731977/detail.html)
Apr 29: Patients: We Were 'Duped' By Chiropractor's Ads (http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/27697281/detail.html)

[Daylightstar]

These frauds ought to be attached to the bottom of high altitude clouds.

[Denver]

A (happy) update:

In a closed door meeting, the licensing panel of the Colorado Medical Board found "evidence” chiropractor Brandon Credeur performed the "unlicensed practice of medicine” and referred the case to the Attorney General for legal review.

But not all happy - yet:

Despite these most recent developments, Brandon and Heather Credeur were holding another free dinner Wednesday at the Hilton Garden Inn in the Tech Center to recruit new diabetes patients.

[Blue Wode]

Now charged on 25 counts including negligent practice:
http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/29347925/detail.html