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How does it relate to the fact they all do mistakes?
by Dolores12 6y ago
How does it relate to the fact they all do mistakes?
- xvedejas 6y agoThe actions that chiropractors use that end up injuring people were not mistakes. They're an intended part of the practice. Since it's not an evidence-based profession, that doesn't matter to them. It's not like someone went around and yanked a thousand spines and made sure nobody was paralyzed before chiropractic became a thing. No, there's not any body of evidence. On the contrary, modern mainstream medicine is based on which interventions tend to help people measurably.
- Dolores12 6y agoWhat you are saying is the intention of every chiropractor is to make harm, because they know upfront it wont work and will harm. Which is absurd. Action of chiropractor is a mean to correct imbalance in the body. Most of the time it works, sometimes not. I would call it side effect, which any evidence-based pill has also.
- xvedejas 6y agoNo, they harm people because of what they don't know and don't understand. Get it.
- Dolores12 6y ago>they harm people because of what they don't know and don't understand It is your belief and only yours. Get it.
- jasdine817 6y agoIt was created by a conman and has very flakey medical basis. I suggest reading up on it.
- shawnz 6y agoThe intention of every chiropractor is to conduct chiropractic treatments in exchange for money, not to willfully make harm. The problem is that there is no expectation for a chiropractic treatment to be effective in solving any problem, since chiropractic is not evidence based. However there is evidence to show that there are significant risks of injury to undergoing chiropractic treatments.
- devlopr 6y agoDo you recommend these treatments? Acupuncture, massage, biofeedback therapy, laser therapy, electrical nerve stimulation and other nonsurgical spine treatments