BryanD wrote:
imsparticus wrote:
You know what the Ivy League, Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), Big Ten Conference (B1G), Big 12 Conference, Pac-12 Conference, and Southeastern Conference (SEC) all have in common? None of their member institutions offer a degree in chiro anything. Look at any list of the best colleges and universities in the U.S. and not a single one of them has a chiropractic department. You want to know why? The same reason they don’t offer courses in alchemy, astrology, palmistry, and telepathy. It’s not based in science. Sorry
I've always laughed that people think Chiropractics is a real science. It's a scam. Who seriously thinks popping bones in your back fixes back issues? Who would go to school for this and waste thousands on a scam education?
Okay, I don't really want to get involved in any argument relating to the legitimacy of chiropracticing much less the legitimacy of chiropracticing as a word in the english language. I don't care! I've shared my experience - you can't argue that. So if you are a chiropractor, spine surgeon, physical therapist, or Joe Blow with a similar back injury, I would be extremely interested to hear YOUR explanation of what might be happening and a potential fix. Hit me with all your medical expertise please!