Current Events > LMAO this chiropractor is awesome. Would you let him do this to you?

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He calls it the ring dinger. People look like they just had an orgasm LMAO!

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

Imagine doing this for a living. God damn I knew should I should have went to med school of some sort.
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Mr Hangman posted...

Chiropractic is pseudo-science. You don't go to med school for it.

Man you know what I meant.
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lmao his voice
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"yep, that's a homerun." lmao
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WizardPowers posted...

"yep, that's a homerun." lmao

He's from Texas give him a break
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Isn't this basically how you hang a person but horizontally?
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DestroyedDog posted...

Isn't this basically how you hang a person but horizontally?

Looks like he's pulling more of the chin with a specific technique.
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Did you feel that all the way down?

Seriously though I would do this, I have serious neck pain and that looks amazing.
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Clearly TC has never seen a legitimate orgasm.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWACtB_jiDk
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No, but I'd let him ring my ding
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TheBiggerWiggle posted...

Clearly TC has never seen a legitimate orgasm.

Can you stop posting in my topics please?
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bump

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxWi7MAoIIk

First lady looks like she is literally dying in pain.
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as a tall guy, ive always had mid/upper back problems. chiropractors are the fucking worst, i will never go to another one. feels good for a couple of days and then everything is worse. went to 3 different ones on and off throughout high school, never again.
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KILBOTz posted...

as a tall guy, ive always had mid/upper back problems. chiropractors are the fucking worst, i will never go to another one. feels good for a couple of days and then everything is worse. went to 3 different ones on and off throughout high school, never again.

Maybe you need the ring dinger.
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Mr Hangman posted...

Chiropractic is pseudo-science. You don't go to med school for it.

Why is the US so into pseudosciences?

Chiropractors, Osteopathy, Homeopaths... they're not taken seriously in most 1st world countries, but here they do.
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"Yep that's why we call it the 'ring dinger'"

I fucking love this guy
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Doom_Art posted...

"Yep that's why we call it the 'ring dinger'"

I fucking love this guy

you felt that all the way down didya?
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yep, still kickin'
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These are so satisfying to watch
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Does anyone here live in Houston that can try him out and give us your full experience story?
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Damn_Underscore posted...

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

Is one of those girls Tara from Walking Dead?
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Home Run, bet you felt that all the way down huh, thats why its the ring dinger!
yep still kickin
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Veggeta X posted...

KILBOTz posted...

as a tall guy, ive always had mid/upper back problems. chiropractors are the fucking worst, i will never go to another one. feels good for a couple of days and then everything is worse. went to 3 different ones on and off throughout high school, never again.

Maybe you need the ring dinger.

Lmao, perfect suggestion.
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I dont like it. The ring dinger looks bad. I'd probably decline

I like the explanation of the back cracks. I would do that more likely than that ring dinger. the back cracking chick look like she had a orgasm lol
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tfw you spent the last hour watching chiropractor videos.
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How did you guys like the palmer diversified cervical rotary break?
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ROD posted...

Mr Hangman posted...

Chiropractic is pseudo-science. You don't go to med school for it.

Why is the US so into pseudosciences?

Chiropractors, Osteopathy, Homeopaths... they're not taken seriously in most 1st world countries, but here they do.

What makes you think most Americans don't see them as frauds?
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Insurance companies cover em
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KILBOTz posted...

as a tall guy, ive always had mid/upper back problems. chiropractors are the fucking worst, i will never go to another one. feels good for a couple of days and then everything is worse. went to 3 different ones on and off throughout high school, never again.

Chiropractic care isn't a solution to a problem, it is the temporary relief from the issues the actual problem causes. Muscles move the bones, not the other way around. Adjustments will get bones that have been disoriented from muscular imbalance back into place, but if the cause isn't addressed it is only ever a bandaid.

A chiro should x Ray you in order to see exactly where the disorientations are and by how much and first and foremost recommend ways to correct the muscular cause and then give you temporary relief through adjustment, which even if temporary, can provide you log enough relief (even if a few days) to do the corrective work relatively pain free.

Having a shitty mechanic fuck up your engine and then swearing off mechanics forever is stupid. You just need to be informed and find someone who can actually do things the right way

mustachedmystic posted...

ROD posted...

Mr Hangman posted...

Chiropractic is pseudo-science. You don't go to med school for it.

Why is the US so into pseudosciences?

Chiropractors, Osteopathy, Homeopaths... they're not taken seriously in most 1st world countries, but here they do.

What makes you think most Americans don't see them as frauds?

I mean, I know most do.

But it's one of the only places where people legit go to chiropractors and osteopaths. You can actually meet people IRL who go to them. If you go to say, France, not so much.
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_RETS_ posted...

Having a shitty mechanic fuck up your engine and then swearing off mechanics forever is stupid. You just need to be informed and find someone who can actually do things the right way

sure, but you can always go to an osteopath who actually went to medical school
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prince_leo posted...

_RETS_ posted...

Having a shitty mechanic fuck up your engine and then swearing off mechanics forever is stupid. You just need to be informed and find someone who can actually do things the right way

sure, but you can always go to an osteopath who actually went to medical school

isn't the general consensus that the osteopathy part is pure quackery and DOs are good doctors because they also get all the other medical training MD's get?
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ROD posted...

But it's one of the only places where people legit go to chiropractors and osteopaths.

According to Wikipedia "Chiropractic is established in the US, Canada, and Australia, and is present to a lesser extent in many other countries."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiropractic#Reception
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The answer is massage therapist.
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ROD posted...

prince_leo posted...

_RETS_ posted...

Having a shitty mechanic fuck up your engine and then swearing off mechanics forever is stupid. You just need to be informed and find someone who can actually do things the right way

sure, but you can always go to an osteopath who actually went to medical school

isn't the general consensus that the osteopathy part is pure quackery and DOs are good doctors because they also get all the other medical training MD's get?

I think there's some evidence for it treating low back pain.
Personally, I don't like it too much, but I know people who swear by it.
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ROD posted...

isn't the general consensus that the osteopathy part is pure quackery and DOs are good doctors because they also get all the other medical training MD's get?

you might be right
i've never gone to one and I don't really hang out with people who do, so it's not something i'm informed about. I just know that osteopath's do everything chiropractors do, but they have the benefit of actually going to medical school

of course, physiotherapists are real and much cheaper
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Veggeta X posted...

The answer is massage therapist.

I am certain that many, many licensed massage therapists are great at giving massage, but they won't fix shit.

Source: Old kickboxing back injury, went to many, never improved. Only going to the doctor and getting muscle relaxants and painkillers, along with rest helped. Now I'm like new though :D
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prince_leo posted...

_RETS_ posted...

Having a shitty mechanic fuck up your engine and then swearing off mechanics forever is stupid. You just need to be informed and find someone who can actually do things the right way

sure, but you can always go to an osteopath who actually went to medical school

Sure you can, but people are more familiar with Chiros and as long as that's an option it's good to realize there are both shitty and good ones. But people misunderstand the purpose. Chiropractic care, despite whatever bullshit claims Chiros (the majority of which are likely garbage) make, is a bandaid on an underlying muscular dysfunction. That's it. If you realize that, then you can do perfectly well with competent chiro care as long as you are also addressing the actual issue.

A shitty chiro will think they are treating the cause rather than acknowledging they deal in symptoms, knowing you will be recurring business. A good one will equip you to correct the cause.

prince_leo posted...

ROD posted...

isn't the general consensus that the osteopathy part is pure quackery and DOs are good doctors because they also get all the other medical training MD's get?

you might be right
i've never gone to one and I don't really hang out with people who do, so it's not something i'm informed about. I just know that osteopath's do everything chiropractors do, but they have the benefit of actually going to medical school

of course, physiotherapists are real and much cheaper

I've read about osteopathy, apparently they thing they can cure regular diseases by manipulating the muscles/bones with massage because the larges organ is the skeleton (osteum).

I'd LOVE to talk to a real DO or an MD that knows about what it is, unusual or uncommon stuff fascinates me.
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ROD posted...

prince_leo posted...

ROD posted...

isn't the general consensus that the osteopathy part is pure quackery and DOs are good doctors because they also get all the other medical training MD's get?

you might be right
i've never gone to one and I don't really hang out with people who do, so it's not something i'm informed about. I just know that osteopath's do everything chiropractors do, but they have the benefit of actually going to medical school

of course, physiotherapists are real and much cheaper

I've read about osteopathy, apparently they thing they can cure regular diseases by manipulating the muscles/bones with massage because the larges organ is the skeleton (osteum).

I'd LOVE to talk to a real DO or an MD that knows about what it is, unusual or uncommon stuff fascinates me.

My ex is about halfway through medical school as a DO and from what i understand the manual manipulation is used as a treatment for things those dysfunctions would actually cause. Things like sciatic pain, joint issue, postural issues, immobility, etc. Nothing she has told me about it has indicated that shes learning to manually adjust in order to treat an actual disease or illness

I know this is just one anecdotal example, but once I got a flyer from a chiropractor claiming all sorts of unbelievable benefits of his service. He even claimed to be able to cure AIDS.
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_RETS_ posted...

ROD posted...

prince_leo posted...

ROD posted...

isn't the general consensus that the osteopathy part is pure quackery and DOs are good doctors because they also get all the other medical training MD's get?

you might be right
i've never gone to one and I don't really hang out with people who do, so it's not something i'm informed about. I just know that osteopath's do everything chiropractors do, but they have the benefit of actually going to medical school

of course, physiotherapists are real and much cheaper

I've read about osteopathy, apparently they thing they can cure regular diseases by manipulating the muscles/bones with massage because the larges organ is the skeleton (osteum).

I'd LOVE to talk to a real DO or an MD that knows about what it is, unusual or uncommon stuff fascinates me.

My ex is about halfway through medical school as a DO and from what i understand the manual manipulation is used as a treatment for things those dysfunctions would actually cause. Things like sciatic pain, joint issue, postural issues, immobility, etc. Nothing she has told me about it has indicated that shes learning to manually adjust in order to treat an actual disease or illness

then I'm wrong. And it's still fascinating :D
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_RETS_ posted...

ROD posted...

prince_leo posted...

ROD posted...

isn't the general consensus that the osteopathy part is pure quackery and DOs are good doctors because they also get all the other medical training MD's get?

you might be right
i've never gone to one and I don't really hang out with people who do, so it's not something i'm informed about. I just know that osteopath's do everything chiropractors do, but they have the benefit of actually going to medical school

of course, physiotherapists are real and much cheaper

I've read about osteopathy, apparently they thing they can cure regular diseases by manipulating the muscles/bones with massage because the larges organ is the skeleton (osteum).

I'd LOVE to talk to a real DO or an MD that knows about what it is, unusual or uncommon stuff fascinates me.

My ex is about halfway through medical school as a DO and from what i understand the manual manipulation is used as a treatment for things those dysfunctions would actually cause. Things like sciatic pain, joint issue, postural issues, immobility, etc. Nothing she has told me about it has indicated that shes learning to manually adjust in order to treat an actual disease or illness

Yeah, it's more mechanical problems. But they also do things like treating pneumonia (or the recovery of) by allowing the patient to breath easier, move fluids, etc. It's also important to remember this is adjunct medicine and every doctor will give medication when necessary.
Also, no osteopathic doctor will be like "you have cancer, luckily I can crack your bones in a magical way to make it disappear!"
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mustachedmystic posted...

I know this is just one anecdotal example, but once I got a flyer from a chiropractor claiming all sorts of unbelievable benefits of his service. He even claimed to be able to cure AIDS.

LMAO
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Hadoken92 posted...

_RETS_ posted...

ROD posted...

prince_leo posted...

ROD posted...

isn't the general consensus that the osteopathy part is pure quackery and DOs are good doctors because they also get all the other medical training MD's get?

you might be right
i've never gone to one and I don't really hang out with people who do, so it's not something i'm informed about. I just know that osteopath's do everything chiropractors do, but they have the benefit of actually going to medical school

of course, physiotherapists are real and much cheaper

I've read about osteopathy, apparently they thing they can cure regular diseases by manipulating the muscles/bones with massage because the larges organ is the skeleton (osteum).

I'd LOVE to talk to a real DO or an MD that knows about what it is, unusual or uncommon stuff fascinates me.

My ex is about halfway through medical school as a DO and from what i understand the manual manipulation is used as a treatment for things those dysfunctions would actually cause. Things like sciatic pain, joint issue, postural issues, immobility, etc. Nothing she has told me about it has indicated that shes learning to manually adjust in order to treat an actual disease or illness

Yeah, it's more mechanical problems. But they also do things like treating pneumonia (or the recovery of) by allowing the patient to breath easier, move fluids, etc. It's also important to remember this is adjunct medicine and every doctor will give medication when necessary.
Also, no osteopathic doctor will be like "you have cancer, luckily I can crack your bones in a magical way to make it disappear!"

Yeah that's what a lot of people need to learn with really any industry, but especially those having to do with your health. Learn how to sift through the bullshit and find the actual quality.

As a doctor, just looking at him doing that, I would never fucking do that. If I had back pain, I would fucking lose weight, exercise, and do yoga, and thats pretty much it. I would never start opiates as long as I could tolerate it, and I would never have surgery done. Seen too many people have complications from surgery and having to have more and more surgerys, and seen too many people dependent on narcotics. I am starting to have some back problems right now, and I started doing precisely those things, as well as things like work on my posture, straighten my back and my core, it's all working well.

What about DDP Yoga?
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