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My experience matches this as well. I used to see a chiropractor for back pain, and honestly it did help a bit. But I started exercising for other reasons, an
by CWuestefeld 17y ago
My experience matches this as well.
I used to see a chiropractor for back pain, and honestly it did help a bit.
But I started exercising for other reasons, and that marked the real change. I felt better, even without going to the chiro.
I can still feel the difference today. If I go on vacation, say, and skip exercise for more than a few days, I can feel soreness and stiffness returning. But once I pick back up the exercising (and stretching, too, I suppose), the discomfort dissipates.
- a-priori 17y agoI used to see a chiropractor for back pain, and honestly it did help a bit. The real question is not whether it helped, but rather whether it helped more than the equivalent time to heal and possibly a massage would have. And that's ignoring the risk of injury from a chiropractor's "corrections".