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my vision of chiropractic

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[solveroftruth]

there's little harm in chiropractic, and even less benefit for that matter. Actually, when a chiropractor with their limited knowledge tries to pretend what they are NOT (medical doctors), is when they get into big trouble. sometimes they try to be heroes and do stuff that is out of their scope of knowledge, and ends up with a big law suit. Just don't let them touch your neck. I'm a medical student and there are far too many crucial structures in your neck.

[chiroagha]

I could sit here and try to tell you about what this is truly about, but the truth of the matter is that you have your mind set about something because fear is led you there. i'm not going to say your wrong because i choose not to live my life and telling people they are wrong or to scare them into believing something i know nothing about.

[chiroagha]

So if you truly are to be a doctor please open your mind ad stop trying to scare people into believing you know what is better for there body because a book or medical journal says so. Thank you though for taking the time to watch my video and at least being open to listening to it

[joechiro30]

check the scientific research for nsaids...there isn't much....there are alot of studies comparing nsaids to chiro where chiro has given longer results....even the medics recognize this....ignorance sucks dude...

[chiroagha]

thank you for your input.....once again the title reads as i see it...make a video talking about nsaids thank you and god bless

[ksmithdc]

You're a medical student? That means you're still in the embryonic stages of your education. Perhaps someday you'll realize that there is a time and place for medicine. And there is also a time and place for other types of healthcare. I'm a board certified chiropractic physician. And I have enough professionalism to not bash my medical colleagues. Perhaps you could return the favor.

[Omieof7]

The text is very hard for me to read.

[mikestivid]

great video!

[chiropractic47]

@TripD145 As a chiropractic student you must learn and accept that chiropractic does not treat diseased viscera the way medicine chooses. Chiropractic spinal adjustments helps the body correct its viscera by addressing the underlying cause...lifestyle and nerve interference which by the way are intertwined. So in essence tripD145, chiropractic rightfully addresses dis-eased viscera...in an indirect fashion. good luck in chiropractic.

[sonoffariba]

Baleh Arash!

This is a great video and very enlightening!

Can you tell me what the first song is? i like it very much. Thanks

[drroyost]

When people reject the concept & practice of chiropractic based on prejudices, they will get the care that is based on chemical toxicity for any problem, no matter what the problem is. Chiropractic care is for those select people who have a larger paradigm and seek health care instead of disease care. Those that reject chiropractic care get that result.

[bjs8145]

3:34 is the most absurd definition of a "subluxation" that I have ever heard (read). "The full expression of old experiences stored in the body"... and you wonder why people have a hard time taking chiropractic seriously? To call this crap new-age hippie bullshit is too charitable.

Chiropractic is nothing more that 114 years of history unbridled by progress, premised on a fraud and propagated by snake oil salesmen to stupid or willfully blind to see that the emperor has no clothes. Truth hurts

[maxmasajes]

good video...

[chirolux]

You tell them, Lara!

[TripD145]

I am a chiropractic student and agree that it is disappointing when chiropractors claim to treat conditions and visceral diseases outside of their scope of practice but to say things like "Just don't let them touch your neck" If you are in medical school you should know better than to make comments on subjects that you have not done research on. Do your homework before you pass judgement on cervical adjustments. PS: "Try to be heroes and do STUFF..." Come on med school taught you better.