Chiropractic, especially upper cervical, has done wonders for me.
I have had long history of oddball muscle and orthopedic problems most of my life.
As someone who has been in the law you’re both right. There is medical benefit to chiropractic, but the medical benefit ends at 6 or 8 weeks at the outside. After that, sure it feels good if I give you a back rub, but it’s of no medical benefit. Yet chiropractors will continue to “treat” patients for two or three years, once or twice a week. That’s why they have such a bad reputation ... as an industry they shamelessly overtreat to jack up their bills. You can imagine the surprise of personal injury victims when the adjuster tells them to stick their chiro bills.
“”Chiropractic, especially upper cervical, has done wonders for me.””
The same can be said for anyone who has the experience of being treated by chiropractors which the poster obviously did not. He SHOULD have his asbestos jacket on. There should be something for people who don’t have a clue about what they’re saying. I’ve had 80+ years of experience doctoring with chiropractors.
My personal opinion of this story is I was ready to see names that are foreign and I wasn’t disappointed. THAT’s the way it usually is especially for fraud in all professions in CA.
Chiropractic works, is like saying medicine works. Doctors can still commit fraud. I was wondering how people can afford homes in studio city. Guess you need to cheat people or write scripts about how evil white people are.