Chiropractors....
Went for the first time ever yesterday. Lower back and sciatic pain virtually gone.
Wish I had gone sooner! What are your thoughts on back crackers? |
Love 'em. I go whenever I need to. Can't live without one. Plus I love the massage before hand. Plus one suspected my food allergies, got me tested and found them. Symptoms gone.
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it's cool
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Useful, but the minute they say I'm going to need adjustments for the next 2 years I'm out. Too many are quacks.
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Use them on the reg for low back and sciatic pain.
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Went to go meet with one last year for my neck issues, and he took some x-rays and wanted to put me on some aggressive 3 visit a week plan for 3 months that was going to cost me $1500 with no guarantees it wasn't going to fix the problem. Ummm...no sale.
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Zero science behind them having any use other than temporary pain relief for back issues. Basically like a massage will give you.
It amazes me that it is an accepted profession given that they are only marginally more useful than witch doctors. |
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been to them a lot. Allowed me to move many times.
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Btw, did you know that if you go to a "straight" chiro it is likely they don't believe in germs theory or vaccinations.. I shit you not. That's the kind of "doctor" I want manipulating my spine!
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They can push a lot of things you really don't need like vitamins, etc, but if you find a good one that just does what you want they are great. I've used one for several years and there are times when a cracking is the only thing that fixes my issues.
That, and now I own my own Tens device. It's awesome. |
I'll add a caveat. There are some chiros who aren't complete whack jobs. They recognize that what they do is simply physical therapy. In those cases, my issue is... why not go to a REAL physical therapist?
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