Maximized Living

Maximized Living is an organization of so called "Christian" chiropractors, who purportedly advise on nutrition and exercise to maximize your health.

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Against allopathy
Alternative medicine
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Founders

The organization is led by two so called "doctors", with a network of over 1000 so called "providers".

Beliefs

They claim to believe in 5 essentials for good health. These are:

  • Maximized mind, focusing on time management and stress reduction.
  • Maximized nerve supply.
  • Maximized quality nutrition.
  • Maximized oxygen and lean muscle.
  • Minimized toxins.

Claims
  • "In order to maximize nerve supply, it requires spinal correction." Which is not a big surprise for a group of chiropractors. However this is a false claim. The saying "if it ain't broke, then don't fix it" comes into play here.
  • Maximized Living claim that they can "show you that cancer's cause is actually its cure". This is actually a false claim.

Publications

A book on maximized living, Body by God: The Owners Manual for Maximized Living by Ben Lerner, explains the so called "basic beliefs" of the group.

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