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If OP does do that, please, please, please get informed on what the history is around chiropractic adjustment, and then determine which practitioner (not doctor since they aren't medically licensed) fits your needs and acceptable methodology.
Chiropractic practice originated around spiritualism, and to some it's a con man's version of osteopathic treatment.
Chiropractic adjustment reportedly works for some people, but there are many practitioners out there that may do more harm than good.
While I do agree to an extent. This isn't true across the board. My chiro is also a license doctor for example. Definitely do some homework. But Chiro, generally, works great for back\spine issues. I would be a complete mess with out my chiropractor.
But they're a doctor. They get the title Dr from being a doctor and not a chiro. Chiros are allowed to call themselves doctors in many places for some damn reason.
No, he is an MD\Physician and a Chiro (in my case)
That's what they are saying.
It's on his fucking wall. I've seen it with my own eyes. Don't act like you have everything all figured out when you don't. You just sound like an ass.
citation needed, because as far as I know, no efficacy from 'chrio' has ever been demonstrated, this is not surprising since its not science based.
Well, I know people like to say this, but I've been going to Chiro for over 12 years and I would say the "not based in science" thing feels false largely. I've had slipped discs, nerve compression, and a misaligned vertebra that I get treated for. The adjustments bring me great results time and time again.
Even the Mayo clinic agrees that chiro has benefits. https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/chiropractic-adjustment/about/pac-20393513
Don't just believe whatever you hear about health stuff. Too much misinformation out there.
Chiropractic was literally invented by a man who didn’t feel like he needed to go to medical school. It is not based in science. This is not some new misinformation campaign. It has been well known, since the inception of it. Do some research on it if you don’t believe me. It’s quackery. It’s nice that it seems to have helped you. But again, not science.
It's considered complementary therapy in modern medicine, much like physical therapy or massage work. I understand where you are coming from, but chiropractic work, when done by LEGIT practitioners is immensely helpful to millions of people and is also recommended by doctors and physical therapists all the time.
Perhaps you should brush up on the modern takes on chiro. https://www.healthline.com/health/is-chiropractic-pseudoscience https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/chiropractic-adjustment/about/pac-20393513
At times, it's like doing physical therapy. It helps but doesn't cure things, usually you are doing it in conjunction with Physical Therapy. I only go when I need to personally. Sometimes I don't go for over a year or two, then I'll have short stint of treatment, then back to time off.