@robyz250 OK, lets for a second believe that Cold Laser Treatment is the cure-all it claims to be, treating everything from burns to pulls, and not a placebo.... Explain to me how on earth it still works through clothing? btw you dont know it does work.
@scottinbristol I totally agree I do now know it does. That is the point. Neither of us knows. And that is how it should be left. My original comment was said based on you stating what could be taken as a stone cold fact.
@robyz250 The world has evolved through open mindedness? No, the world has evolved through science and scientific fact. Cold lasers through clothes treating deep muscle tissues with minimal contact and minimal exposure is at best conjecture, at worst fraud. Fact..
@scottinbristol Yes, science has evolved the world. Every Science notion starts with a Hypothesis. There is a great deal of Open Mindedness in a Hypothesis. Look it appears you are someone that will just to a different branch to keep a debate / argument going. If you do not see anything at all in this statement, then I am done.
@robyz250 Well, seeing as you replied to me first in order to instigate a response, but are unable to maintain a discussion (branching off as you say). I'd say you're done.
@VicariousReality7 You obviously don't know what I'm talking about do you. The chiropracter said the,"Laser creates energy in the muscles", and I'm pretty much describing how that's BS.
The laser is stupid sorry but that is like giving antibiotics for a splinter. And when did chiro stop being about proper alignment of the spine and more about the nervous system?
But I will say at least this guy is not putting people under anesthesia to do a adjustment.. that seems more like getting a MRI done so you can find a toothache. That and he talks about getting a massage to go along with his adjustment, both a adjustment and a massage seem to me like the would naturally go together.
this is so funny. But I really do not like it , also the neck thing, is truely very dangerous and maybe can even kill people actually. I guess some accidents did happen before.
i just wish i wouldn't get rushed so much at the 'practicer. Mine is busy and i would like to get the pamper treatment but i feel rushed. I would go see someone else but im already used to him
OK here is the deal, both modern medicine and chiropractic work. everybody who says chiros are quacks, hey that's your opinion, i can't change it. the problem that gets me is that you guys try to change the opinions of people who use chiropractic. I think you should all stick to your beliefs. I know my chiropractor isn't a quack because not only has he helped me tremendously in the past, but when there is something that he cant fix he sends me to someone who can. Now that's healthcare!
@15KJO i agree. i don't even get why people would bag chiros. they are a testimony that good health must be maintained not ignored until something breaks down. if they are quacks then their are a lot of them making a good living from it, proof people must get results from them.
@americansmark the problem is when they claim to be able to do more than just simply helping with chronic pain or similar problems. then there are people who believe that chiropractic can cure a more serious disease and don't seek real medical attention. that's where the harm is
@cheeseman354 Heck, I lost both my parents to lung cancer. The "real" medical attention only killed them quicker. I would have rather seen them seek holistic means. I'd sooner believe the US is actually a democratic society than that chiropractic medicine is not real. Notice the sarcasm. I'll stick to my chiropractic and alternative medicines. Everyone else can stick to the traditional failures of modern medicine. Less waiting for appointments then for me. :)
@americansmark I am sorry for your loss, but also for you. Ignorant people always pay a huge price for their beliefs, I wish there was a way you'd see this, but probably there isn't.
Despite @Philthy9166 's perhaps less than delicate approach, he has all the facts right. There is little to no evidence for chiropractic over placebo except in really subjective things like lower back pain. I'd be happy to see any good studies you have to offer that support chiropractic as a real treatment
@cheeseman354 I have no studies myself (I'm in the music industry), but I'd rather have the adjustment and have a placebo effect than nothing at all. Plus it feels great. Its like a hot tub or sex or reading. No proof its really good for you in some way, but it does exactly what you want, and that's what matters most.
But I’m glad you quacks are around because you get to be my little bitch and deal with the chronic pain patients that aren't going to get better anyways. Keep up the good work you worthless piece of shit.
It’s funny that you describe physical therapists as glorified masseuses because chiropractics has been trying to mimic PT treatments for years. Unfortunately you don’t know what you are doing because I have had literally hundereds of patients come to me because their “quackropractor” screwed up their spine or couldn’t figure out what was wrong. You dipshits have this little box you stay in and if anyone deviates from that you want to get rid of them.
Do you honestly consider yourself a doctor? Because you are not. Are you claiming that chiropractics heals people? I'm sure that's what your "quackropractic school" taught you. I feel sorry for you that you spent all that money to go to your worthless school and learned that if you manipulate the spine it will help someone's liver function better. It's hilarious you and others like you make those claims. There is not one research article to back that up. No credible one anyway.
@Hiodr: you are right. I don't know what Quackropractics is all about. That's because it is a treatment that isn't backed up by research. I am a Doctor of Physical Therapy and at least we have credible research. Which means our treatments mean something. Quackros seem to take a shot in the dark and hope for the best. But even a broken watch is right twice a day. Go get a real job.
@Philthy9166 doctor? tell me what you heal. i'll tell you. nothing. you're no more than a glorified masseuse. you haven't got a clue what health is orhow to achieve it. you're just a lackey for the pill pushers you work for, a little pet who feeds off them while they pretend to try "everything" before they get down to what they have in mind all along, cutting up the patient. naturally, it will seem justified, since both of you know you will inevitably fail.
@Philthy9166 doctor? tell me what you heal. i'll tell you. nothing. you're no more than a glorified masseuse. you haven't got a clue what health is or how to achieve it. you're just a lackey for the pill pushers you work for, a little pet who feeds off them while they pretend to try "everything" before they get down to what they have in mind all along, cutting up the patient. naturally, it will seem justified, since both of you know you will inevitably fail.
@borgilskye Anecdotal evidence is merely hearsay. In the UK, business is owned by the Crown at the end of the day. Of course they would want it to be protected.
It's funny how chiropractors always seem to find something that is "out of alignment." Mild abnormalities are NORMAL. Chiropractors are such quacks! And they try to convice everyone they need treatment. I get it...you have to pay the bills. But how do you look yourself in the mirror everyday and know you are lying to people. Also, not one of those treatments (light therapy, vibration) do a damn thing. I'll give you credit for the adjustments. They help in the short term.
@Philthy9166 You might be correct, i dont know, but what i do know is the Laser is effective in repair of muscles. I studied lasers in college, and the 680nm (low Level) laser penetrates the skin to ~3/4in and warms the surrounding tissues, while the heat increases circulation to heal the tissues quicker (than surface heat).
@Philthy9166 They look themselves in the mirror just fine because most of them believe in this and since the people who come in there are usually also believers they will feel better even if he just poured whipped cream on their heads. Both engage in this activity with economic incentive to want it to work and that is a powerful mechanic for improving peoples sense of wellbeing. Regardless of what happens during the actual treatment.
@Njald why are you spewing semantics of an irrational realm? It is a matter of fact that the spinal column and extremeties get misaligned, that is not some myth. Chiropractors specialize in realigning bones, If you are injured to beyond their means they will implore surgical care, why is that so hard to except?
Can anyone explain how the laser works?
enunna 1 week ago
@enunna ProTip - It doesn't.
g0dbel0w 1 week ago
@scottinbritol When u close ur eyes during the day is it pitch black or is it light?
tracker9000 1 week ago
Comment removed
scottinbristol 2 weeks ago
This is bullshit - no one knows what that sound actually is...
davidcouzens 4 weeks ago
lasers+energy=total bullshit
scottinbristol 4 weeks ago
@scottinbristol You do not know that !
robyz250 2 weeks ago
@robyz250 OK, lets for a second believe that Cold Laser Treatment is the cure-all it claims to be, treating everything from burns to pulls, and not a placebo.... Explain to me how on earth it still works through clothing? btw you dont know it does work.
scottinbristol 2 weeks ago
@scottinbristol I totally agree I do now know it does. That is the point. Neither of us knows. And that is how it should be left. My original comment was said based on you stating what could be taken as a stone cold fact.
The world has evolved through open mindedness.
robyz250 2 weeks ago
@robyz250 The world has evolved through open mindedness? No, the world has evolved through science and scientific fact. Cold lasers through clothes treating deep muscle tissues with minimal contact and minimal exposure is at best conjecture, at worst fraud. Fact..
scottinbristol 2 weeks ago
@scottinbristol Yes, science has evolved the world. Every Science notion starts with a Hypothesis. There is a great deal of Open Mindedness in a Hypothesis. Look it appears you are someone that will just to a different branch to keep a debate / argument going. If you do not see anything at all in this statement, then I am done.
robyz250 2 weeks ago
@robyz250 Well, seeing as you replied to me first in order to instigate a response, but are unable to maintain a discussion (branching off as you say). I'd say you're done.
scottinbristol 2 weeks ago
laser creates energy within the muscles. Does the laser somehow pump glucose into the mitochondria located inside the skeletal muscle cells?
Descansan 1 month ago
@Descansan
You can not create energy, lol
VicariousReality7 3 weeks ago
@VicariousReality7 You obviously don't know what I'm talking about do you. The chiropracter said the,"Laser creates energy in the muscles", and I'm pretty much describing how that's BS.
Descansan 3 weeks ago
Deuce bigalow
Descansan 1 month ago
3:28 to get started
ProofEqualsFact 1 month ago
The laser is stupid sorry but that is like giving antibiotics for a splinter. And when did chiro stop being about proper alignment of the spine and more about the nervous system?
But I will say at least this guy is not putting people under anesthesia to do a adjustment.. that seems more like getting a MRI done so you can find a toothache. That and he talks about getting a massage to go along with his adjustment, both a adjustment and a massage seem to me like the would naturally go together.
JAF30 2 months ago
I was with him right up to the point when he started 'healing muscles' and 'releasing energy' with light. Through his clothes.
Shaidyn 5 months ago
@Shaidyn i agree, although certain wavelengths can go through clothing so it might actually be possible.
saayywhaa009 5 months ago
Less talky, more cracky! :)
TheTNridgerunner 6 months ago
man, crack at 5:25 makes this video worthwhile
WildBillHickums 8 months ago
I cannot believe that no one has thrown in a 'juice' joke, yet.
criticalmass181 9 months ago
his name really makes things awkward...
Gearfried 9 months ago
this is so funny. But I really do not like it , also the neck thing, is truely very dangerous and maybe can even kill people actually. I guess some accidents did happen before.
hms2008w1010 9 months ago
i just wish i wouldn't get rushed so much at the 'practicer. Mine is busy and i would like to get the pamper treatment but i feel rushed. I would go see someone else but im already used to him
bigtaxdizzle 9 months ago
lazers pew pew
VicariousReality7 10 months ago 20
mother nature will be like slooooooooooooowww down and you will be like fuck you and kick her in the face with your energy legs hahahahhaa =]
loveisthemovent 10 months ago
Gigalow?!
xXHaRdMuZiCXx 10 months ago
OK here is the deal, both modern medicine and chiropractic work. everybody who says chiros are quacks, hey that's your opinion, i can't change it. the problem that gets me is that you guys try to change the opinions of people who use chiropractic. I think you should all stick to your beliefs. I know my chiropractor isn't a quack because not only has he helped me tremendously in the past, but when there is something that he cant fix he sends me to someone who can. Now that's healthcare!
15KJO 10 months ago
@15KJO i agree. i don't even get why people would bag chiros. they are a testimony that good health must be maintained not ignored until something breaks down. if they are quacks then their are a lot of them making a good living from it, proof people must get results from them.
otti7021 7 months ago
@americansmark where do you get off saying that actual medicine killed them faster? do you actually have any proof?
cheeseman354 11 months ago
@americansmark the problem is when they claim to be able to do more than just simply helping with chronic pain or similar problems. then there are people who believe that chiropractic can cure a more serious disease and don't seek real medical attention. that's where the harm is
cheeseman354 11 months ago
@cheeseman354 Heck, I lost both my parents to lung cancer. The "real" medical attention only killed them quicker. I would have rather seen them seek holistic means. I'd sooner believe the US is actually a democratic society than that chiropractic medicine is not real. Notice the sarcasm. I'll stick to my chiropractic and alternative medicines. Everyone else can stick to the traditional failures of modern medicine. Less waiting for appointments then for me. :)
americansmark 11 months ago
@americansmark I am sorry for your loss, but also for you. Ignorant people always pay a huge price for their beliefs, I wish there was a way you'd see this, but probably there isn't.
randomcitizen 11 months ago
Despite @Philthy9166 's perhaps less than delicate approach, he has all the facts right. There is little to no evidence for chiropractic over placebo except in really subjective things like lower back pain. I'd be happy to see any good studies you have to offer that support chiropractic as a real treatment
cheeseman354 1 year ago
@cheeseman354 I have no studies myself (I'm in the music industry), but I'd rather have the adjustment and have a placebo effect than nothing at all. Plus it feels great. Its like a hot tub or sex or reading. No proof its really good for you in some way, but it does exactly what you want, and that's what matters most.
americansmark 1 year ago
@BJJANDKARATE Either that or he lost his job to the chiropractic field. He's quite the loser though.
americansmark 1 year ago
But I’m glad you quacks are around because you get to be my little bitch and deal with the chronic pain patients that aren't going to get better anyways. Keep up the good work you worthless piece of shit.
Philthy9166 1 year ago
Comment removed
americansmark 1 year ago
It’s funny that you describe physical therapists as glorified masseuses because chiropractics has been trying to mimic PT treatments for years. Unfortunately you don’t know what you are doing because I have had literally hundereds of patients come to me because their “quackropractor” screwed up their spine or couldn’t figure out what was wrong. You dipshits have this little box you stay in and if anyone deviates from that you want to get rid of them.
Philthy9166 1 year ago
Do you honestly consider yourself a doctor? Because you are not. Are you claiming that chiropractics heals people? I'm sure that's what your "quackropractic school" taught you. I feel sorry for you that you spent all that money to go to your worthless school and learned that if you manipulate the spine it will help someone's liver function better. It's hilarious you and others like you make those claims. There is not one research article to back that up. No credible one anyway.
Philthy9166 1 year ago
@Hiodr: you are right. I don't know what Quackropractics is all about. That's because it is a treatment that isn't backed up by research. I am a Doctor of Physical Therapy and at least we have credible research. Which means our treatments mean something. Quackros seem to take a shot in the dark and hope for the best. But even a broken watch is right twice a day. Go get a real job.
Philthy9166 1 year ago
@Philthy9166 doctor? tell me what you heal. i'll tell you. nothing. you're no more than a glorified masseuse. you haven't got a clue what health is orhow to achieve it. you're just a lackey for the pill pushers you work for, a little pet who feeds off them while they pretend to try "everything" before they get down to what they have in mind all along, cutting up the patient. naturally, it will seem justified, since both of you know you will inevitably fail.
hiodr 1 year ago
@Philthy9166 doctor? tell me what you heal. i'll tell you. nothing. you're no more than a glorified masseuse. you haven't got a clue what health is or how to achieve it. you're just a lackey for the pill pushers you work for, a little pet who feeds off them while they pretend to try "everything" before they get down to what they have in mind all along, cutting up the patient. naturally, it will seem justified, since both of you know you will inevitably fail.
hiodr 1 year ago
the purpose of chiropractic is not to stimulate or inhibit. it is to liberate.
hiodr 1 year ago
@hiodr Liberate you from your money I guess... hence the time in training spent on running a business
borgilskye 1 year ago
the ourpose of chiropractic is not to stimulate or inhibit. it is to liberate.
hiodr 1 year ago
That laser thing is horse shit. Well done for snapping the fuck out of his bones though.
SwissCamel 1 year ago
IMMORTAL DOG!!
xray538 1 year ago
Really - what rubbish. Funny that a chiropratic organisation took a guy to court using the UKs silly libel laws for daring to say it does not work.
Well funny it did not work for me and it was 15 mins in and out for £30 - Big con
borgilskye 1 year ago
@borgilskye Anecdotal evidence is merely hearsay. In the UK, business is owned by the Crown at the end of the day. Of course they would want it to be protected.
americansmark 1 year ago
It's funny how chiropractors always seem to find something that is "out of alignment." Mild abnormalities are NORMAL. Chiropractors are such quacks! And they try to convice everyone they need treatment. I get it...you have to pay the bills. But how do you look yourself in the mirror everyday and know you are lying to people. Also, not one of those treatments (light therapy, vibration) do a damn thing. I'll give you credit for the adjustments. They help in the short term.
DPT
Philthy9166 1 year ago 3
@Philthy9166 You might be correct, i dont know, but what i do know is the Laser is effective in repair of muscles. I studied lasers in college, and the 680nm (low Level) laser penetrates the skin to ~3/4in and warms the surrounding tissues, while the heat increases circulation to heal the tissues quicker (than surface heat).
coreyhudson2 1 year ago
@Philthy9166 what an ignoramus. you have no idea what chiropractic is.
hiodr 1 year ago
@Philthy9166 They look themselves in the mirror just fine because most of them believe in this and since the people who come in there are usually also believers they will feel better even if he just poured whipped cream on their heads. Both engage in this activity with economic incentive to want it to work and that is a powerful mechanic for improving peoples sense of wellbeing. Regardless of what happens during the actual treatment.
Njald 10 months ago
@Njald why are you spewing semantics of an irrational realm? It is a matter of fact that the spinal column and extremeties get misaligned, that is not some myth. Chiropractors specialize in realigning bones, If you are injured to beyond their means they will implore surgical care, why is that so hard to except?
WildBillHickums 10 months ago
bigelow, best last name ever
superuglyman888 1 year ago
@superuglyman888 i guess hes a male jigelow
blockinater 1 year ago
and you will run like Kenyans!
Nbrayton17 1 year ago 26
@Nbrayton17 POWERTHIRST!!!
denvercolorado999 1 year ago 9