Current Events > I want to get spinal decompression y strap from chiropractor

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Have you guys seen this? Where they put a strap around your head while you're laying flat on your back and they stretch you out and then they tug at it real quick and decompress your whole spine. Man, it looks seriously so good. I have an idea of what it might feel like, I occasionally decompress my big toe, and it just feels so amazing, I couldn't imagine getting it on my whole spine

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I see you're interested in a Ring Dinger

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It's absurdly dangerous and unethical.

But what do you expect from people who believe literally all disease is called by spinal subluxation.

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Whats holding you back... jajajaja

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BignutzisBack posted...

I see you're interested in a Ring Dinger

Nobody can put together sentences quite like your Houston chiropractor.

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#TeamRingDinger

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DarkRoast posted...

It's absurdly dangerous and unethical.

But what do you expect from people who believe literally all disease is called by spinal subluxation.

I watch Dr. Cipriano, I'm not sure what he believes, but I've seen him work miracles in his videos. Chiropractic medicine does work. He's saved a lot of people from getting dangerous surgeries. I think chiropractic medicine gets a bad wrap because a lot of chiros do like 3 basic adjustments on people and send them on their way. There are a lot of these bad chiros out there, and people feel ripped off by them.

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lincoln002 posted...

I watch Dr. Cipriano, I'm not sure what he believes, but I've seen him work miracles in his videos. Chiropractic medicine does work. He's saved a lot of people from getting dangerous surgeries. I think chiropractic medicine gets a bad wrap because a lot of chiros do like 3 basic adjustments on people and send them on their way. There are a lot of these bad chiros out there, and people feel ripped off by them.

1) They're not doctors
2) There is no evidence that chiropractic is effective for literally anything, except possibly low back pain

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DarkRoast posted...

1) They're not doctors
2) There is no evidence that chiropractic is effective for literally anything, except possibly low back pain

There's plenty of evidence. Tons of peoples testimonials for instance, videos demonstrating radical improvements after one session. I believe in it.

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Beanz have you heard any talk of your facility getting a chiropractor? They're stationing a chiro at every medical facility up here in Blue Cross Blue Shield territory lol

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lincoln002 posted...

There's plenty of evidence. Tons of peoples testimonials for instance, videos demonstrating radical improvements after one session. I believe in it.

Testimonials are not evidence.

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lincoln002 posted...

I watch Dr. Cipriano, I'm not sure what he believes, but I've seen him work miracles in his videos. Chiropractic medicine does work. He's saved a lot of people from getting dangerous surgeries. I think chiropractic medicine gets a bad wrap because a lot of chiros do like 3 basic adjustments on people and send them on their way. There are a lot of these bad chiros out there, and people feel ripped off by them.

Dr Cirpriano is exactly the individual I would call a hack. He precisely does that the same exact adjustments to every patient with no isolation to problem areas. His thumbnails are all big booty women and he even charges patients more $$ if they decline to have the session unrecorded.

On the contrary, doctors like Dr Rahim in LA and Dr Ian in Australia are actual healers. They use gonstead technique to isolate and treat problem areas instead of breaking you like a glowstick and sending you on their way.
If you listen to Dr Rahim break down and explain the medical process of how he is operating on your nervous system you will see this guy knows what he's doing. He doesn't boast a magical cure to his adjustments, he *helps* his patients and even further so on subsequent visits

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lincoln002 posted...

There's plenty of evidence. Tons of peoples testimonials for instance, videos demonstrating radical improvements after one session. I believe in it.

Testimonials are propably the weakest form of evidence, next to POLITICAL GRAPHS IN ALL CAPS

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