(Sentence  2 in that paragraph is almost directly from Advanced Biostructural Correction™ "Chiropractic manipulation frequently makes the condition worse by mobilizing fixated, compensated vertebra.  Adjusting on the high side of the rainbow is contraindicated."
 

The reason you cannot make the statement Dennis and his Clear Institute make in #4 is that plenty of x-rays DO NOT show that rotation. That sentence shows Dennis's inability to understand that the body can vary in each of those factors depending upon what is out of place in what order and how the meninges are affected.

You should talk with the woman with a scoliosis from Trinadad who
called me (Ester was her name) pissed at having spent a bunch to fly
to the states and get treated by the Clear Institute procedures with no change and no relief.

Heck, I had her do the First Rib Maneuver to herself over the phone and she got more change (according to her) in a minute that in a long period of the Clear Institute treatment.

Dennis was never a particularly bright student and is still stuck in
the Pettibon model of trying to force the body into place rather than
have it unwind. My favorite was the doc who told me Dennis said I did
not know much because I could not tell him (Dennis) what the
relationships of the movements of the bones were.

This came from a question Dennis asked during the live Advanced Biostructural Correction™ seminar about the subject of bone movement relationships. I had replied that the relationships vary because of
differing meningeal tension and other factors.

Dennis replied with something like:  Well, we know in Pettibon that
when the femur (hip) rotates externally (outward) the spine
compensates by...  I do not remember exactly what he said but it was
hogwash because, see below.

My reply was something like: You and everyone in this room has
patients whose x-rays show that does not always happen so it is just
plain not true. The way bodies compensate varies greatly because of differing meningeal tensions and differing severity and directions of bone
displacement that the body cannot self-correct because there are no
muscles pulling in the directions needed to reposition the bones. That is why so many people have x-rays that show your theory on what happens there is just plain not true.

His reply to that was:  Those must be x-ray positioning errors.

That is just plain dumb. If the x-rays show something physically in
conflict with his pet theory, he just explains it away as wrong
positioning??  What about the ones HE TOOK?  If he positioned them
incorrectly, why not retake them with correct positioning and find out
your theory is just plain wrong??

Make sure those people falling for the Clear Institue brand of baloney know that: