neurocalometer

For example, after an instrument called the neurocalometer was invented to measure heat differentials of the spine, B.J. required his students not only to use the instrument but to lease it from him.

Chicago Reader 2010

In 1935, eleven years after Palmer introduced the neurocalometer and about one year after the ten-year lease many chiropractors had on the device ran out, Palmer introduced the neurocalograph, which was essentially a neurocalometer that made an automatic graph of "nerve interference" as it was found.

jdc325's Weblog 2009

Simon Singh and Edzard Ernst mention the neurocalometer in their excellent book

jdc325's Weblog 2009

Palmer apparently persuaded thousands to buy into this dubious device, thereby making a small fortune (in the 1920s, the price of a single neurocalometer, $2200, was itself a hefty sum of money).

jdc325's Weblog 2009

Palmer was apparently paid $2200 per neurocalometer, and a further $10 per month for a ten year period.

jdc325's Weblog 2009

Palmer apparently persuaded thousands to buy into this dubious device, thereby making a small fortune (in the 1920s, the price of a single neurocalometer, $2200, was itself a hefty sum of money).

jdc325's Weblog 2009

Simon Singh and Edzard Ernst mention the neurocalometer in their excellent book

jdc325's Weblog 2009

In 1935, eleven years after Palmer introduced the neurocalometer and about one year after the ten-year lease many chiropractors had on the device ran out, Palmer introduced the neurocalograph, which was essentially a neurocalometer that made an automatic graph of "nerve interference" as it was found.

jdc325's Weblog 2009

Palmer was apparently paid $2200 per neurocalometer, and a further $10 per month for a ten year period.

jdc325's Weblog 2009