Poll of the Day > this guy just nutted

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https://www.youtube.com/shorts/2wC8xUxrpAI

Congratulations to that handsome guy for his placebo effect.

Here's to hoping his neck recovers from the completely unneeded stress that non-doctors have charged him for.

God I hate someone doing 'medicine' making being an influencer a prominent part of their life.

Chiro is such a weird one. I had a great chiro for a while when I threw my back out. He taught me a lot of physio stuff and he said he went to a lot of seminars. My GF at the time though got totally whacky treatment from him for her TMJ issue. From what I can perceive, half of chiros are complete nuts, and the other half are earnest good people who believe in something that doesn't necessarily stack up against other methodologies (physio, massage). The more I've looked into studies, the more it seems like chiro is mostly just placebo. If your chiro is a good person giving you good exercises, you'll definitely still get good care. And of course just being paid attention to with compassion is a big help. I'm not going to fault anyone for enjoying or finding benefit from a chiropracter, but it really smells even more fishy when there are a large amount of influencers in the biz.

The rise of the modern conservative movement under Reagan - creating the political groundwork for Trump - can be traced back to chiropractors taking medical advice from ghosts.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/7/1/5/AAQwHjAAE_Bb.png

Ronald Reagan was sent to Los Angeles in 1937 by a B.J. Palmer-owned radio station to cover the Cubs spring training, where he took a screen test at Warner Bros, becoming a famous actor, then president of the Screen Actors Guild, and then governor of California.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwPIinIDbvY