Chiropractic Neurology: Miracle Method or Placebo?

Patients swear by Ted Carrick's controversial treatment plan that he says re-wires the brain.

[@beaudoubleday300]

“If its due to placebo, then we are doing a really good job with it!”

[@Joao-pe8ur]

1:19 kid was hit so hard he turned into a cool guy

[@2livecrew88]

As amazing as our body is it makes sense that certain types of injurys can confuse or disrupt simple function, and then Reteaching the brain these functions with simple exercises makes a hell of alot more sense than surgically.

[@patkashtock]

2livecrew88 yes, I did something similar with my daughter when a craniotomy left her unable to initiate movement

[@mariusmyhre7594]

Great stuff, but has absolutely nothing to to with chiropractics. As he himself states, they are combining interventions from different health professions into one, cohesive package. Something I wholeheartedly support.

[@francoismarichy4065]

It has everything to do with chiropractic, it's called functional neurology and he is himself a chiropractor. He just combines brain rehabilitation and chiropractic treatment in his practice.

[@dr_logical_b3a5t63]

That legit chiropractic

[@hubstead1]

I was referred to this video by a chiropractic neurologist whom I am seeing here in Nashville. I’ve been working on trying to solve mobility issues for two and a half years following a fall. No one knew how to address it or how to fix it other than strengthening exercises. In 10 days, I am remarkably better and not worried about my walking for the first time since I fell. I’m only halfway done, but I expect to be fully recovered by the time I’m finished with her. This works.

[@kkjahangiri1]

Seriously guys you need to try reading some literature and quick calling out as a placebo. Just because you don't understand the mechanism doesn't make it a placebo. Again check out the journal its a pretty interesting read.

[@wompwomp5586]

What’s your education level to understand this? There is no mechanism to understand... if you feel there is, please explain the neurological pathways and synapse reactions in depth that is produced here... thanks

[@tikirusso1]

Even if it is a placebo, does it matter? You’re seeing these awesome results that other doctors couldn’t get out of them. Also, if it was placebo, why couldn’t other doctors get the same result?

[@noplssenor1841]

Maybe believing youre going to be healed has massive effect? People see this as a massive moral choice as it combines lying and and actually getting better. The two seem a perfect fit if what is said in this video is true.

[@tikirusso1]

@@noplssenor1841 I think that’s true. But why aren’t the people believing they’re gonna be healed from other medical doctors? Especially in a profession of chiropractic, which there still a lot of skeptics on.

[@tron.44]

Yes, it matters! Are you OK? What is wrong with you? Playing make believe isn't the same as objective reality. If the world was the way you wanted it to be, it would be a giant circus, filled with idiots in a church called "chiropractic haptic slapstick miracles", holding hands in a circle singing koom-by-fuckin-yahhh! Post Statement- I AM AWARE THE WORLD IS KINDA LIKE THAT ALREADY.

[@NashMurdoc]

It's called rehabilitation, what a great discovery!............................

[@persiancatsarecool]

I had treatment for a balance disorder at Univ MD over a decade ago and some of these exercises are exactly ones I was taught to do there. In my case it retrained the nerves between the brain and vestibular system. I dont know about all the exercises but I suspect its just an extrapolation on that. Some people claiming to be trained in neurology here must never have heard of neuroplasticity.

[@iwantyourcookiesnow]

Actually chiropractors didn't just cut and paste MD's work, they have their own innovations and inventions that MD's don't even know about. Most people don't know that a DC invented kinesiotape. But now it's everywhere and chiropractic gets no credit.

[@jakobstadler7969]

​@@iwantyourcookiesnow taping has been proven time after time again to have no effect other than Placebo

[@SusanRichardsDay]

Why when they interview anyone outside of pharmaceuticals they act so sceptical??. Healing has many amazing methods and this doctor is doing wonders by retraining brains to function after trauma .

[@dylanh8659]

because there’s so much money within pharmaceutical companies and all hospitals leach off of them. you terminate drugs with natural remedies such as chiropractic, then there would be much less money within pharmaceutical businesses. sad world we live in

[@apollofn77]

same reason they were skeptical of people who first questioned the wide-spread of opioids and predicted the opioid crisis we have today... because it would profit them

[@artbeck]

because doctors of chiropractic are doctors of the nervous system, who study, detect, remove interferences to the nervous system, allowing the body to function as it should. neurologists are doctors that study pathology or diseases of the nervous system and prescribe chemicals/drugs to treat symptoms of diseases. Two VERY different things. In most chiropractic clinics, only less than 50% are patients for back pain neck pain. The rest are bedwetting, migraine, colic, etc.

[@ptlahm]

“The pattern on the carpet”. Omg, yes. First time I’ve heard anyone else express this difficulty. I dread tiled floors… been to so many specialists… I might as well try this if I can.

[@redpillforreal3053]

He’s a real doctor, in a day and age of fast paced, low quality, careless caregiving

[@jongallivan7164]

I don't think I have ever seen that many doctors inside one room before....

[@razg2236]

You definitely wouldn’t want that

[@johngrey1074]

They're chiropractors, not doctors.

[@jongallivan7164]

@@johngrey1074 lol there's always one of you.

[@johnjobber2219]

Not one doctor was in that room just quackopractors

[@maryambutt4376]

is it also cure for vertigo and dizziness?

[@jimfloyd3292]

It’s working for me currently. Straightened out my left leg and helping my back neck and Tmj disorder.

[@health1422]

So much skepticism for ANYTHING that isn't a patented drug from a major manufacturer.

[@zakbrownrigg1]

Ive been living with post concussion impairment for three years. I've found a chiro in my city trained by this guy and am going to try it. When I saw the woman say she wanted to be able to hug her kids at the door, I knew her suffering. And I wept.

[@user-kx4fw3df6n]

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[@zakbrownrigg1]

@@user-kx4fw3df6n Ive postponed treatment by the chiro because his dietary advice contradicted advice by the registered dietician I was seeing as well as that by other medical doctors I had spoken to

[@bhupendrasingharora6183]

@@zakbrownrigg1 update

[@JAShalvey]

@@zakbrownrigg1 There are so many differences of opinions concerning nutrition. Don't let a difference of nutritional advice stand in your way of embracing this opportunity. Follow the chiropractors nutritional advice and treatments and if they don't work for you after 3 months, then go back to the drawing board. But, you at least have to give it a shot! I can't believe you'd let something this trivial be your stumbling block. It must be something else holding you back. Is it the investment required for the treatments perhaps?

[@Redpill-lv4it]

My rectum got blown out while I was doing the weight lifting.

[@cloverconnections]

Interesting how when a doctor actually takes action to fix the brain instead of the typical 5m exam and scrip..... Gets criticism

[@jasonlamarche1982]

Not really sure why anyone is so hard on Dr. Carrick. People get great results with him and that's the bottom line. You can call it placebo if you want but who cares. Placebo is one of the main reason why people get better even in medicine. Especially with pain injections, 1/3 of patients get better because of placebo. That's not an opinion. Bottom line, if people get better, does it really matter if placebo played a part?

[@mcmjr405]

Big pharma can't profit from people when they heal, they don't create cures, they create customers..

[@TheGr0eg]

+Jason Lamarche Placebo always plays a part, that is not the issue. The problem is that his therapy consists ONLY of placebo, contrary to his claim, which makes it a scam. If he thinks it is not just placebo, he should publish a controlled study.

[@bosses1000]

ok, and your knowledge of the subject is what since you can claim this? I have several patients including my dad who might not even be alive if he didnt see a Carrick neurology DC a few years ago

[@georgc6947]

Nope, Chiropractors in general and this guy in particular have to provide evidence for the claim that their methods work, and the problem is precisely that they fail to do so, other than in cases of lower back pain. The burden of proof lies upon those who make a claim in the first place. Somehow you ignore this any put a "burden of disproof" on the scientific community, wich is nonsense.

[@georgc6947]

All respectable (i.e. adhering to proper scientific standards) studies show that chiropractic therapy is only effective for a very limited set of problems (back pain and a few others). There are no studies showing that it is effective for neurological diseases. If you want to uphold high medical standards, it is inexcusable to let someone practice without there being proof of the theraphy being effective beyond placebo. In absence of such evidence (where one also must ask why it does not exist - if these methods are so successful, why aren't there any studies that systematically show that) and in presence of all the evidence pointing in the other direction I default to the explanation that this is due to placebo. Until proven otherwise.

[@steveepayne4957]

I went to one before moving...he really got me on the road to healing what ailed me. So sorry there are no Chipractor Neurologists in Yuma,Az

[@marinero21]

Dude great analogy! sounds right to me, if this Doc could get a science paper published and reviewed by peers that'd be even better, but results speak for themselves.

[@SusanRichardsDay]

every cure outside the box has to much red tape .no money in healing people like chronic customers

[@johnmerrick3429]

you don't stay drunk (unless you want to avoid a hangover), the cortico cerebellar pathway stays deficient until you fix it.

[@malachi25061986]

Is there any body that practice this treatment in the UK. Where?

[@francesblack9059]

Neuroworks in Ealing - they are chiropractors who do neurological rehabilitation.

[@ryandouce1]

Informative video. Can i refer you to a new chiropractic directory to publish your video? No charge

[@KarlROSJohnsonDC]

Many patients over the years have been helped with functional neurological methods. Dr. Carrick is the master. I love working with functional neurology and watching the miracle of neuroplasticity take over.

[@MatthewLoop]

Dr. Carrick's understanding of the brain and nervous system is unmatched. When I saw him wake a patient out of a coma, I was blown away. Some would call what he does miraculous, however, he understands how to stimulate / activate certain pathways in the brain that lead to neuroplastic changes. Carrick's practice has over a year waiting list and he's worked with prime ministers and top hospitals throughout the world. Everything he does is scientific. MD's need to get better educated.

[@boopeep9670]

Matthew Loop desperate people will grasp at any straw hoping for help no matter how insane. Those prices are criminal. If it is so successful why aren't more doctors using it or he teaching it to others?

[@VeganPatriot]

This is the University clinic not his private practice. And yes, obviously he is teaching it to others such as the students wearing all of the other white lab coats standing around him. Chiropractic Neurology is an advanced study that Doctors of Chiropractic can take after they graduate.

[@alexmartinez3683]

This is very interesting and should be studied. I thin there is some validity to what they do.

[@snorelax3908]

Reflex hammer on the upper trap! Way to go!

[@JomarSullivan]

umm....so i shared this video on facebook because i thought it was really interesting but they blocked it and made people click the link to watch it on youtube! strange.....

[@ManuelLaing]

I AM AMAZED AT THE RESULTS I'VE SEEN ON THE VIDIO.

[@jerrydaydc2804]

The miracle is unlocking the human potential AND unblocking what is interfering with that potential. Chiropractic care is such a vital part of the process!

[@giorgio2506]

Yeah im gonna go ahead and guess youre one of those quacks with no medical background. Explain to us if you can, the detail of this "human potential" in scientific/medical terms 🤣

[@MegaAstrodude]

It didn't work for me. Then again, I'm a guy so the physiology of my migraines might be different, but I wouldn't expect this to work for your migraines either.

[@user-kx4fw3df6n]

Did you just tried it by yourself?or you went to chiropractor

[@MegaAstrodude]

Fascinating study.

[@levismith8423]

Sure love how the father and doctor speak more than the actual patient. Definitely makes it seem real.

[@larryjawahar4361]

how is this not a meme

[@ibidesign]

Physiotherapists use similar methods but they haven't put together enough of the puzzle pieces.

[@artbeck]

short answer? chiros would ace it, many MDs will flunk it. Freedman and Bernstein (MDs) published in Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery 2002 (Apr); 84-A (4) how 78% of MDs failed to demonstrate basic competency in musculoskeletal medicine on the examination; this was a repeat of 1998 study which also showed failure (82% of MDs). the same test given to chiros, 70% passed it (Proceedings of the World Federation of Chiropractic Congress 2001 Pgs. 255) as opposed to 82% MDs flunked it.

[@snorelax3908]

That's why they refer on to orthopaedics and physiotherapists who diagnose and rehabilitate using the principles of neuroplasticity all the time. Doctors don't specialize in musculoskeletal assessment and don't have time to rehab patients, this is silly.

[@TheOmegaeyes]

I went to a chiropractic neurologist after a number of years of unexplained balance problems. I went to a bunch of ENTs cause I had pressure in my ears and none of them could figure out exactly what was going on. Long story short, the CN I saw sent me to an ENT he often sends his patients to for dizzy/balance issues and he determained I had inner ear fistulas in both ears, possibly related to trauma I had years past. I had both ears repaired but still have tracking issues with my eyes.

[@macintoshimann9892]

I think theres a lot to what he’s doing. I have very severe symptoms of dystonia ever since a car accident that im getting over on my own using similar principals and chiropractic adjustments at the start to help things get going. That mirror trick with the arm is no joke Im teaching my whole body work again from the fragments I started with. Not sure what to expect but I know my chiro is doing even more research because of how I’m recovering. I truthfully feel stronger than the illness, especially at the gym where Im doing all sorts of things that shouldn’t be possible!

[@macintoshimann9892]

Update: we need more doctors like this im making a full recovery!

[@Bleeperblopper497]

​@@macintoshimann9892 I've been seeing one for 7 sessions now, hope by the end of the year that I'm back to normal

[@robertwilliams5618]

How are you now? I have severe dystonia as well. Who did you see? Is your doctor cheaper than him

[@macintoshimann9892]

@@robertwilliams5618 very good now. Still on the recovery journey but i was able to return to full time work, dont use a cane anymore, etc. I never did find a doctor that was able to improve my quality of life at all besides chiropractors. Gotta give Dr. Farias a lot of credit for his work as it was my inspiration to recover using the same approach.

[@turk9673]

i think you completely missed the point of his comment...

[@WatchGeek16.8]

wow great doctor.

[@TuneToDave]

Long time ago, these methods also found and practiced by ancient physicists in Ancient China, of the likeness of great names such as Hua Tuo and Zhuge Liang. You Americans should be proud a doctor risen among you and find this technique unrelated to the Asians at all, the fact that American Doctor Association rely on the pharmacy industry and dissolving chiropractors practices is utterly sublime practice of greed.

[@stephanguitar9778]

They are also dismissive of acupuncture.

[@jordanlazaro1676]

American doctors are trained to beleive that anything that is not made from a pharmacuetical company is pure BS. Yes, pharmaceuticals have wonderful uses, but chiropractic care, acupuncture, TCM, and other modalities can help too.

[@SLPtoMD]

This is similar to therapy for stroke patients that end up with paresis of their arm and whatnot. I'm guessing it's something to do with neural plasticity.

[@zeustheboerboel3794]

Hello after 7 years

[@SLPtoMD]

Abjo Das haha hello!

[@fattylovehandles8819]

i scrolled down here to see the people call the Chiropractor a QUACK and a fake Doctor and a Clown that went to a Chiropractic School at a mini mall.

[@lobotomizedamericans]

🤣It absolutely is quackery, though.

[@fattylovehandles8819]

@@lobotomizedamericans it is quackery that chiropractic school is expensive. the price can be on par with medical school

[@lobotomizedamericans]

There are 3 types of "chiros": 1. The chiro who knows he's a quack and knows little to zero medical science. 2. The chiro who knows he's a quack but *mixes* chiropractic woo-woo with bits & pieces of actual orthopedic science in an attempt to add legitimacy to the quackery. 3. The chiro who has NO IDEA he's a quack and deeply smells his own farts... Needless to say, #3 is by FAR the most dangerous of these types. #1 being the second most dangerous. #2 being the _least_ dangerous since he/she at least tries to mix in some level of orthopedic knowledge. By and large, "chiropractic" is not only quackery, but dangerous quackery as it can (and has) seriously injured people. It is simply not evidence based science.

[@MegaAstrodude]

No, I saw a different chiropractic neurologist.

[@BJ-bc7sl]

Does anyone know how one can see this doc? Is he still at Life U?

[@scotthawkins7128]

Why??

[@tylerransone5151]

so he is essentially doing physical therapy with the title of chiropractor ?? i am annoyed lol

[@mitcheltunnell2021]

It's similar but not the same....carricks rehab and diagnosis tends to be a lot more specific and able to catch subtle problems. I've done both physio and functional neurology for a TBI

[@alexanderspinoccia2903]

@@mitcheltunnell2021 yeah I don’t think he realizes chiropractors can have larger scopes than PTs in some states or that chiros literally can do everything a pt can do. Not sure why he’s annoyed when he’s just uninformed.

[@yza4896]

Isn’t this occupational therapy? Why is it called chiropractic?

[@gregmccarty8476]

Yeah, this sounds like he's borrowing from other disciplines with chiro bs.

[@TaylorIserman]

Occupational therapy is good. They like to take credit for other people’s work by rebranding it and including their own nonsense.

[@daynehaworth9258]

Yes he is lending techniques from Physical Therapy, Occupational therapy, Speech Therapy and Audiology.

[@pmintr9473]

I believe because I have seen fast and dramatic results!

[@researchroundearth4565]

@White Ice Tv oh it's a placebo.... If it works, it works. Sure if it only treats phycocymatic injuries, / illness, then if somebody desperate tries everything else and fails, why not visit a chiropractor?

[@jasonmitchell3242]

Awesome makes me happy

[@lxMaDnEsSxl]

you could do this at home.

[@nolzmisalucha4155]

My wife and I had bacterial meningitis 3 yrs ago, and we lost our right ear hearing and hardly hear on the left. We have constant vision movement whenever we move our head and can't focus right away. We also have an imbalance problem. Doctors said there is no cure. I'm not sure if this kind of treatment will help us.

[@IOIIOHilmiHikmatulloh]

WHY SO MANY PEOPLE USING WHITE SUIT IN THE ROOM ??!!

[@VeganPatriot]

Because it's the University clinic, so they have to wear white coats as part of distinguishing who is in clinic or not.

[@marian5967]

Advanced biostructural correction would help him so much

[@lukesymmons]

Without a proper study, there's no way to know these two stories weren't simple matters where the brain healed itself, and the treatment wasn't just waking hypnosis to achieve the instant results. You can induce the placebo effect (waking hypnosis) on yourself, given enough practice.

[@iwantyourcookiesnow]

The brain always heals itself. The doctor is just reconnecting things between the brain and the body, and removing the interference of normal healing.

[@acisneros3324]

All that is presented by this Dr. has been studied and deemed to work.

[@erichayes9241]

and notice the bias

[@MegaAstrodude]

Or...maybe someday chiropractors will be able to effectively treat inebriation, but currently, they cannot treat inebriation by manipulating the spine.

[@simonw3004]

As in neurological? or alcohol fuelled inebriation? Ted Carrick isn't just a spinal adjuster. If you haven't found help as yet, look for a clinician that specialises in vestibular and cerebellar rehabilitation, chances are they will be well and truely familiar with this master's name.

[@DrBarrySherwood]

I can't wait to see Dr. Carrick,, Chiropractic has saved my life already ,and Dr. Carrick will prolong it even more!!

[@clutchcargo2419]

Let's see some permanent past results and more than just a couple.

[@VeganPatriot]

Sidney Crosby is a pretty easy past result to follow.

[@SKITTLELA]

@@VeganPatriot That's one.

[@Mickey.Doyle80]

I thought he played lacrosse not ice hockey

[@tron.44]

I think those male patients being young is what allowed them to recover. That is the only reason they seem better. Also, everyone could be paid actors.

[@alldayubum]

We should judge a doctor on his/her results not his/her methods

[@RykComerford]

If it really works that's great, but I've heard that placebo effects are temporary.

[@PapaVikingCodes]

If its placebo and it works is it placebo?

[@o4tennisplayer]

lol do you even know what a placebo is?

[@MegaAstrodude]

That doesn't mean popping gas bubbles somehow fixes it.

[@teshiaclashey9179]

functional neurology

[@homersimpin664]

My fellow "crack" addicts: please ask Dr Thayer from So Cal Chiropractic why his chiro license was revoked. I politely asked him and he blocked me on his channel.

[@bobbyjones6740]

That was so obviously rehearsed

[@AndreaDavidEdelman]

He’s not even convincing but when you are sick and out of options you gotta pretend I know it

[@Noslack412]

Placebo

[@Serve24]

So he's a chiropractor who performs evidence-based physical therapy treatments. That's not a miracle cure.

[@arandombard1197]

If he is using evidence-based physical therapy, then he isn't a chiropractor.

[@stephanguitar9778]

Maybe true but why arent 1000's of docs and physios doing this stuff?

[@Serve24]

Chicken Coop I’m a neurological physical therapist and all PTs who worked with neurologically impaired patients implement these treatments. He’s not doing anything new or revolutionary.

[@drdanatompkins5327]

@@Serve24 then why are you wasting time commenting go give some more stretchs

[@Serve24]

@@drdanatompkins5327 I’m not sure what your trying to do with your rude, disrespectful comment. I think it’s very important to educate people on different medical professions, so patients can be more informed and empowered. This video was deceiving and I felt it needed to be called out.

[@svx914]

Why is he wearing a stethoscope?

[@Jankrlo]

+Leo Snarky Why not?

[@svx914]

You're right. I suppose dermatologists, orthopaedics and psychiatrists should be wearing them too.

[@bobalobalie]

+Leo Snarky LOL, Psychiatrists are MD's. We go through the same schooling as every other MD but, also get additional training in psychotherapy and psychopharmacology. That is why psychiatrists can prescribe medications while psychologists can't unless they are also Have an MD along with their PhD. Dermatologists are also MD's. Whatever point you were trying to make about stethoscopes is uneducated.

[@bobalobalie]

+Leo Snarky Also orthopedic doctors have their MD as well. Damn you're a DumbDumb.

[@svx914]

+BewareTheIdes thank you for enlightening me that physician that are specialized have obtained an "MD" before practicing in their field. Next time I see a pathologist or a radiologist I'll be sure to throw a stethoscope around their neck to remind them as well. Point being is it really isn't necessary to don one in every day practice. Are you telling me that when you're consulting your psychiatrist patients in an outpatient setting you listen to bowel sounds, lungs, carotids, heart, etc? I'm impressed. Please educate me on the relevance and do you get to upcode your visit too? ;-) But as an allopathic physician you are pretty progressive for watching this video on chiropractic. Sadly, you lost points when you omitted D.O.s from also being specialists. I have colleagues that are D.O.s and are specialists. *sigh* and I'm a DumbDumb.

[@knightssharerjt30110]

Well, actually you're only half correct. The finding of the neurological problem is profound neurolgy....which chriopractor have full authority to utilize and has been the premise of their profession for over 100 years. The bedrock of the treatment of these particular disorders (which were not shown here in their entirety) is pure chiropractic.

[@FinPhysio]

I can't comment is it evidence based or not but I think it is powerful for patient to have hope and feeling that somebody knows what they are doing. All this activates brain's heeling mechanisms and begin a positive cycle. Rehab indeed!

[@BJ-bc7sl]

You’re looking at the evidence. The people are better. What more do you need??

[@johnmerrick3429]

there would be no contest for chiro v. medical on anatomy Chiro ( means hand) hands down!

[@briang8663]

false. chiros are bottom of the barrel.

[@thelifeofnickbeach9526]

Physical therapist have half of the hours we do; our education overpowers any physical therapist. It's a great profession but Chiropractors out rule OT, PT any day of the week.

[@jiggilo6096]

Jesus is working through this guy ✝️

[@pistol0grip0pump]

I hate when the piece is about a kid, and either they ask the kid questions but the parents answer for them, or they don't even ask the kid in the first place, I just find it rude.

[@NarrativeObserver]

It looks as if he uses the methods of neuroplasticity, I wouldn't think he's a quak.

[@scarred10]

Hes the quackmaster.

[@loveforlifeooo1887]

Anxiety is helpedbysunglassesdardark

[@u.f.a.6576]

5k a visit!!!

[@kineticlifechiropractic5216]

5K for a week of treatment. Each day of said week could entail up to several even a dozen of treatments.

[@helendropinski3754]

1 week, $5000. Ive spent that for useless office visits and ER for 3 years after insurance with ZERO answers but repeated rhetoric from several physicians. Looking for a good VooDoo doc at this point😂

[@MegaAstrodude]

I'd be curious to see how well chiropractors would do on a med-school anatomy test.

[@me-hk4rl]

what a dolt. we were told by the administrators of the national board exam that chiropractic students routinely outperformed the medical students in our exams in the anatomical sciences. however, stupid as you are, truth is, this is no measure of one's ability to get sick well, proven abundantly by the failure of the medical profession to do so.

[@anthonymarino7676]

DCs go over the anatomy more in depth then MDs. However we don't do much microbio or chem

[@JHvideos]

Chiropractic is quackery. Debate me.

[@stephanguitar9778]

@@JHvideos Apart from not being true the so called orthodox medical comunity can also be labled quacks on account of the routinely failed drug applications that have lead to a lot of deaths over the years. Twice I have been prescribed anti-inflammatory drugs that have sent me almost unconsciousness and had the doctor subsequently dispute my problem as it doesn't fit his views. My brother died after having a few chemo sessions, had been told that he would live maybe 3 years without it but died within weeks on account of the serious side effects it had on him, now thats what i call quackery.

[@inerv8]

@@JHvideos I'll debate you any day...Let's go!

[@bobbyjones6740]

Kid was a paid actor

[@johnjobber2219]

Quantum Quackery. Why does he has a stethoscope around his neck? Just a prop to make him look more legit but still a total joke.

[@helendropinski3754]

From my prospective and experience with nerve disorder, neurologists are a total joke. Other than prescribing pharma, their usually clueless.

[@robertwilliams5618]

​@@helendropinski3754exactly

[@me-hk4rl]

neither. it is an oxymoron.

[@MegaAstrodude]

" When your drunk you can't touch your nose because your brain can't figure out exactly where your nose is, due to impairment...so.." And chiropractors can't treat inebriation.

[@TArex7]

Who cares if it is pseudoscience... it got the job done...

[@pokerman9108]

sure it did.... lmao its magic

[@MemeGang420]

Say what you want, that's incredible.

[@Drstephenstokes]

Anyone who would argue that this is nonsense does not understand the mechanisms of Neurology. -Dr. SS

[@clutchcargo2419]

The good news is my guess these techniques could be learned at home so the average person could do this. These are not new techniques.

[@nicecutie]

physician assistants and nurse practitioners know more then a chiropractor but comparing a chiropractor to a MD or a DO is just silly.

[@richq7074]

The fact that you typed 'then' instead of 'than' speaks volumes about your level of higher education and understanding.

[@inerv8]

LMAO....Thank you for making my day with a comment that goes so far beyond stupidity, it's actually great comedy. I actually laughed out loud...Ahh I needed that.

[@apollofn77]

so DC's have more hours of anatomy, physiology, and similar hours and requisites of many of the health sciences including O-chem, physics, biochem etc (where they obviously don't take pharm) as MD's, yet you have the gall to compare them to PA's and NP's.... jesus christ

[@apollofn77]

so DC's have more hours of anatomy, physiology, and similar hours and requisites of many of the health sciences including O-chem, physics, biochem etc (where they obviously don't take pharm) as MD's, yet you have the gall to compare them to PA's and NP's.... jesus christ

[@unnamed1992]

wow

[@HDChif]

once you understand neurology, you understand the world ;)

[@Robot404_]

Once you understand neurology, you understand that chiropractics is a scam. This dude wears a stethoscope for crying out loud.

[@juanmanuelguzmanflores1251]

That's right once you understand neurology you understand how the human body works,for skeptics,I think they have to figure out what a brain is and its purpose,then use it, some of us are gifted,this chiropractor is showing the world his gift, congratulations doctor.

[@pokerman9108]

@@juanmanuelguzmanflores1251 yeah his gift to bullshit and con.

[@sneakerjunkie-qy4ld]

He’s a chiropractor wearing a stethoscope why? It seems like he’s trying to practice outside of his chosen specialty..

[@snorelax3908]

On point. I use a stethoscope often enough but I'd never carry one full time. It just gets in the way and it's pretty unhygienic to just let it brush against your clothes all day long. This guy is a poser.

[@scarred10]

In the states,chiros are medical doctors unfortunately, they should not be,its a joke.

[@Timmyskills]

I call bullshit

[@jujubee7792]

❤️❤️

[@mudassarkhanabro3905]

I'm Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@kkjahangiri1]

Journal of the International Association of Functional Neurology and Rehabilitation. Its peer reviewed.

[@blackpirates7]

へえ