[3AngelaD]

I think there is a very narrow range of situations where they can actually do some good, without drugs or surgery. But the ambulance chasers who advertise that you need to go see them after an accident, insist on thousands of dollars worth of xrays and extended “treatment plans” give the good ones a bad name. If a chiropractor actually helps a person feel better, no number of reports by Captain Obvious will change that person’s mind. Each to his own.

[Mojohemi]

chiropractor not required to have a license from the DEA?

All your MD’s and DO’s are required to pay the DEA tax to practice medicine. The federal Government is in control of the doctors and if you think otherwise you are not informed

[Red Badger]

Well, when our insurance ran out, as well as the other driver’s who was at fault, the chiropractor suddenly decided that there was no more he could do, and referred us to a neuro doc...............

[Tuscaloosa Goldfinch]

I've had three chiros and two have been excellent. The first got rid of a headache I'd had for 3 months due to a problem with my neck after the m.d. I was seeing told me to "double up on the tylenol", the second was pretty ineffective, the third has given me some exercises to do so that I don't have to see him so often. I haven't been back in two years.

My husband is seeing a different one now and has really been helped.