They have a little device that I thought was a joke, but it really takes the pain away. Forgot what it was called.
uNkNowN ElEmEnt wrote:What's a DO?
The real reason I have to go to the chiro as much as I do is because I am really hard on my body. Always have been. I see no point in sitting around going moldy. I would far rather die falling off a mountain, concussed by a rock river rafting or drown.
like_the_dinosaurs wrote:I just came back from my first chiro visit. I have always been sceptical but now that i have been, i can safely say it is a scam.
Well the first visit was her asking me to walk foot in front of foot in a straight line. Then she had me lie down while she pressed into certain parts of body asking me if it hurt. Then it was off to the xray room, where i waited for 15 minutes while she saw another patient because they book them in 15 minute intervals. Then it was off to the front desk and $250 later.
I'm interested in peoples opinions on this as i thought getting my back in order would be a really positive step for collapse but I think i would have rather spent the money on preps.
Prince wrote:Supposedly they have more "whole body" training, but my initial stance holds--the DO degree was created for those students who couldn't get accepted into medical school.
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