> I keep reading that, and then I keep reading about people who actually had good experiences with chiropractors. Many people had good experience with horoscop

> I keep reading that, and then I keep reading about people who actually had good experiences with chiropractors. Many people had good experience with horoscope or homeopathy and so on... I think any reasonable discussion shouldn't be based on personal anecdotes but on serious scientific protocols. > It's far from the homeopathy agreement that it's bullshit. It also seems like most people arguing against chiropractors have never experienced even a good massage and its benefits. I'm certainly not saying that all manual therapies are bullshit. Chiropractic doesn't equate to manual therapy.