Lady Hasn't *MOVED HER HEAD* in 20 YEARS!!!

Lady Hasn't MOVED HER HEAD in 20 YEARS by Dr Joseph Cipriano DC!
For 2 decades she hasn't been able to move her head at all. She even. stopped driving because of it. Think about being in that much pain for that long!?!
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Patient instantly feels relief after Dr Cipriano's Y-strap full spine (Full Body) whole body Chiropractic adjustment. Dr Cipriano's neck strap adjustment (neck pull adjustment) is very powerful that decompresses the entire spine removing pressure off the nerves to allow the body to heal and function. Dr Cipriano is a full body (whole body) chiropractor that uses a neck strap (y strap) adjustment device to manually decompress the spine. Instant relief after y strap. Loud chiropractic cracks in neck, loud chiropractic cracks in mid back and loud chiropractic cracks in low back. Any crack addict will enjoy.

[@khisham]

2 Y-strap movements to hear her reply "All the way down". Most patients needed only one movement. Her pain/discomfort must have been excruciating for a long time. Great job, Dr. JC. Ever think of setting up shop in Asia? All tje best to you & your patients, Dr. JC.

[@jimwilliamson7598]

I think this is all fake! That vibrating tool is a complete JOKE! 👎👎

[@erikmatz3072]

Indeed, no scientific evidence for chiropractical treatment.

[@atrinoisa]

Dang...this guys practice is like 17 min from my house...tempting. 😭 My hips are misaligned and have been for years. It was so bad originally that my hubby couldn't even brush my lower back without causing me pain. I went to a chiro for awhile and helped immensely but we moved and I stopped going. It's not as bad as it was but it's getting there.

[@jacobread9650]

anyone else noticed how so many people have immune disorders nowadays. i myself have psoriasis. my 25 year old male friend has fibro. as well as artheritis, he cant work. my other female friend has fibro also. Basically everyone i know has some sort of food intolerance. strange times we live in...

[@penelopelgoss2520]

I'm older. We ate anything and everything; butter, lard, fat, carbs, etc. In the 60s, 70s and 80s. My dad was 95 when he passed last year. His dad was 91, and his mom was 93. It was the same for my mom's family side too. We have longevity in our lives. I can't tell if that's great or not so great. To see so much time and life from the late 1900s when my dad's father was born in 1898 and live 91 years!! WOW, think about all that he saw in his lifetime!! 😮😮😮

[@tboymma]

Have a hard time believing none of those 5 wrecks were her fault lol.

[@youngbucks6504]

😂😂😂I didn’t want to say it but hey you did😂🤣

[@douglasfoley2060]

I have a hard time believing most of the people he records for content are actual patients………come on man……….20 years and you haven’t moved your head???…….the only way something that severe occurs is if you broke your neck or something serious like that.

[@youngbucks6504]

@@douglasfoley2060 a lot of chiropractors are just paying people to come on they platform, it happens more than ever now, it’s all just a money game

[@gunguyforlife630]

I'm having a hard time believing this guy's a real Doctor. He does the same exact thing to everyone that comes in. A Doctor, I'm affraid not!

[@OZZYANK]

​@douglasfoley2060 let me guess, you think the Pizza shop down the road is run by liberal sickos also?

[@GotYouEmotionalOnPurpose]

Doesn't matter if she told the truth or not. Morale of her story, never get in any vehicle with her. If you see her on a plane. Get off

[@helpingkarma]

Her husband is so caring, concerned, and attentive to her. It's very sweet.

[@marcelwildeboer]

and that how it should be...

[@alexnelson9512]

@@marcelwildeboer You should’ve addressed your statement to the women of America also.

[@bigears5809]

As a back sufferer my eyes moistened with happiness when I saw her relief. So pleased.

[@davidwickboldt712]

Someone needs to bring back the medieval rack. Instead of the quick yank on the y strap, it would be a prolonged decompression. As long as they don't crank no the rack to much and pull your head off.

[@lyn-marienorton2866]

I've always said there must have been a short window where the victim was like "ooh, that soooo good" just before everything dislocated and they died!!

[@dansmith207]

Chiro I go to has a machine that pulls you like that. Strap your upper body to the table, then hooks a winch to your lower body and it pulls, all computer controlled.

[@JumboWiniata]

Please show an example video please

[@Drea.Barbie]

Word I’d love to see that

[@JeffMcDuffie72MeridianGate]

You can buy your own inversion table for home use. Also there is something like a stretch rack that you strap yourself into horizontally on the floor and crank it yourself for prolonged decompression.

[@rusty9129]

She seems like a nice gal who's had bad luck with car accidents. Very happy that she's found some relief with Doc!

[@DrJosephCipriano]

I'm grateful to be able to help her find some relief!

[@petpab]

beein hit 6 times.. i don't think it is all the others fault 🤣 i'm driving since 23 years, had not a single accident..

[@allisong1351]

But can we talk about how beautiful her hair is!!!!

[@Darrylm08]

Has t moved her head in 5years but moves it around at the very start

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Good point! That's due to her severe limitation, not a total lack of movement. Thanks for watching!

[@marydrewthepsychicnextdoor899]

Unfortunately, our bodies hold all kinds of trauma. Physical, mental and emotional. Release so important. It will make you shake and cry at first.

[@marwasugrab7538]

So deep

[@Tubbysneederful]

I don’t think it’s unfortunate when the polar end is also true. But yes, it’s sad to see people live ignorantly for so long and suffer to their attachments.

[@christopherchadwick2659]

That’s not why you shake and cry, it’s due to a massive release of adrenaline and the decompression of the spine which takes tension off the intercostal muscles.

[@lambchoppyboy]

​@christopherchadwick2659 it's both!

[@thepsychedelicdieselwagon9599]

Will it? Will it really??

[@EarthToTbone]

The y strap is one of those things that you are scared to try but know it would have an amazing aftereffect

[@ChaddyChadLetsGetIt]

This is awesome! I’m so glad this kind woman found you Dr. C and is finally feeling better…like she deserves.🙏💪 You’re a blessing.

[@melissakarr6274]

Most of these videos make me cry.❤

[@roofstories]

😊​@@melissakarr6274

[@LowBrowFishing]

Is KZbin's algorithm broken? I'm a bass fishing channel, I'm getting a chiropractic channels recommended on my feed and on the right side of my screen is nothing but Bob Ross videos!!!! WTH, KZbin?!?! I should probably get a screenshot of this and post it on my community page, lol! Edit: I still watched 100% of this video!

[@joet5079]

The algorithm was right.

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Haha, glad you stuck around!

[@jasonb7812]

It’s your wife’s browsing history.

[@NotaReliableSource]

Don't question the algorithm

[@hollysawyer3986]

Beautiful. She has such wonderful energy for someone in so much pain. I hated the world for three days when I pulled a muscle in my back. Cried like a baby from relief a massage gave me. Can't imagine 2 decades of restriction. Bless yall. Also, her hair is beautiful 😍

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Thank you, Holly! Her strength is truly inspiring. And, yes, her hair is beautiful indeed.

[@thespearodiver]

I think she's highly attractive from head to toe, but more importantly, it's not my opinion about how beautiful I think she really is... I'm just amazed at his chiropractors abilities and how he was able to help her in such a monumental way. Bone health is so important. I feel bad that she suffered for so many years. However, I don't believe she's suffering anymore like she was... Chiropractors are absolutely Golden and I swear by them! 💯🔥

[@vitaemecha]

She had 20 years to come to terms with it, you had 3 days.

[@meganlott4703]

What a beautiful woman, supportive partner and amazing results! This one made me cry, you could see the pain leaving her body and the poor thing was shaking so badly. Wow, what a strong lady, I pray each visit and day she gains more and more relief!

[@MormonMustang_]

The supportive partner has definite traits of being a cuckold.

[@NurseAmamiya]

That made you cry over a chiropractic session? Lmao

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Thank you, Megan! Your prayers and support mean a lot!

[@shelleyamos5842]

@@NurseAmamiyayou obviously haven’t experienced severe chronic pain. If you know what it’s like, you would be extremely happy to see someone get relief from it, even if it wasn’t yourself. Not a laughing matter, especially if you are a nurse as your name suggests

[@MR-backup]

Follow up?

[@NolaD1123]

I just love seeing people find relief! So happy for her! 🧡🧡🧡🧡

[@DrJosephCipriano]

She surely is!

[@davidhanni208]

I would love to see an update on her in a month and see if she is still loose

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Stay tuned for updates!

[@XrearK]

7:45 - Dayum, she needed that

[@BradYaeger]

Last time I was asked to fill out that "where it hurts" body outline I just circled the whole thing. That got a good laugh from the doc. Things are much better now. It really is amazing how we learn to just accept and adapt to pain over time, not knowing there could be an actual solution out there. I saw 4 western medicine specialists and got no answers, just medications. A happenstance event landed me in a chiropractic office that specialized in Atlas work and in one session it changed my life.

[@BradYaeger]

Oh and afterwards I slept 12 hours straight and didn't move a muscle . The bed was undisturbed

[@ziggybender9125]

Since I'm sure you have done your research. What is atlas work? I went to different chyros over the years. First one felt amazing and made me aware that my body was indeed working against me, he recommended special shoes for my feet. 2nd one was years later and came by recommendation by someone I was working for, she was a small elderly lady that used props to gain leverage. That might work for some people but was not a great experience for me and I would not recommend going to a chyro that doesn't have body strength. The 3rd one I went to in just full body pain and he really got some highlight real cracks out of me and I was very thankful. None were able to fix this little nagging spot under my left shoulder blade connected to my spine (that's how I describe it). I started stretching every day shortly after that last adjustment and abandoned the idea of sitting on chairs at home, over the last 3 years it's kind of like I've been my own chyro as I've had 2 full spine cracks as well as major hip adjustments where it felt like one second I was sitting there than the next a huge pop happened seemed like my hip section fell drastically into alignment. I'm very close to fixing this long time shoulder thing now but I'm still curious about if the right chyro could boost my progress.

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Glad to hear about your positive experience! Chiropractic care can indeed be life-changing.

[@monicacollins8289]

​@@ziggybender9125 the Atlas is the first vertebra directly under the skull. Even if the Atlas is off by one degree in either direction, it can cause the entire spine to be out of alignment, the hips being elevated and the shoulders being twisted and uneven. As a result, it'll lead to overworked muscles, muscle spasms, and ligaments being deformed and strained.

[@ziggybender9125]

@@monicacollins8289 I figured it out! What I've been dealing with my whole life are affects of shoulder dystocia from when my mom had me as a home birth and I got stuck so they had to twist me to get me out. Changing my shoulders alignment through stretching is changing my arms and hands, now I can use my left hand skillfully as if I had trained it but I haven't. I get deep neck cracks every time after my shoulders make any small adjustments as they fight their way back into alignment, eventually I will fix this atlas you speak of and my jaw too. I now look at human and posture entirely differently and how it dictates balance and coordination ability.

[@philrichardson2176]

lady:i havent moved my head in years joe:let me pull it off

[@adriane7841]

Pretty much. But sign the waiver first

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Haha! But seriously, it's more about careful adjustments to help improve flexibility.

[@Rcote671]

These videos are always way longer then my visits to the chiropractor and I’m jelly

[@destinycosmos2023]

They always gibi more attention when its getint filmed

[@ClarkesonTheMarksman]

Same. I visited one Saturday just passed. 5 minutes, a few adjustments. £47 queens heads. I feel ripped off

[@hippiemama.x]

@@ClarkesonTheMarksman mine is quick as well but does the job. they have lots of people to see, it's similar to a doc visit. I always bring up concerns and talk to him before he adjusts so that I can get any problem areas taken care of and concerns out of the way.

[@cathymarsh1782]

These chiros here are more concerned about patients healing than money. All I’ve visited just want all your insurance money allowances and when it runs out, they don’t care. I’ve been going to them for 40 years and every single one is the same!

[@AK27inAZ]

These longer videos are decompression appointments, not the same as a typical adjustment. Chiropractors near me (in central Arizona) offer the quick adjustments from $35-$45 and it's only 5-10 minutes on a walk-in basis. The decompression adjustments take up to 45 minutes and are by appointment only. I haven't asked for pricing because I'm sure it's over $150.

[@lawrence9423]

This is awesome. I've been studying chiropracting for about 5 years now just based on the relief people get from a simple back cracking. It's God's gift to help people. Help someone in need if ever possible. Be blessed everyone

[@DrJosephCipriano]

So glad to hear that, Steve! Helping people is truly a blessing. Keep up the good work and best of luck with your studies!

[@carissapaglino4591]

amen! I agree! Real medicine without drugs. Bless you!

[@tammykirkland9161]

So happy for this lady! Great job Dr. Cip!! ❤

[@lindsayburrett4216]

This woman needs a cookie and a hug. The relief that washed over her face was palpable.

[@DrJosephCipriano]

She indeed felt a lot better after the adjustment. Thanks for your empathy, Lindsay!

[@ardenrhoades6154]

Hey Doc, thanks for having very normal people on your channel that you’re adjusting. Rather than having these women who are wearing basically nothing in order to be noticed in assuming, that the less clothes they wear the more views they will receive… Stupid is as stupid does. I appreciate your not falling into that trap kudos to you brother

[@eeddsdsd]

Yeah. My mom went to the Chiro a lot when I was little so I had to go with her and I don't remember anyone showing up basically naked.

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Thank you! I'm here to help people, not for views.

[@jasonb7812]

This guy needs to be stopped or at least investigated. He has become a complete joke. Even after a long interview with each patient, he ends up doing almost the exact same routine on every person no matter what their complaint is, including this ridiculous Y Strap maneuver that he does and nearly 100% of patients, even though it’s clearly not specific enough. The problem is the chiropractic industry isn’t regulated enough as a whole, so these guys can get away with basically anything.

[@susiedoran2339]

I agree. I watch Dr Mondragon and her patients are really fit and women wear spandex and workout bras.

[@craigknight4836]

@@jasonb7812well they are not doctors, they are quacks practicing quack “medicine.” Chiros are a joke.

[@serhiyfriz1286]

What a sweet lady ! I feel her warm heart through my phone screen

[@asavirtanen3197]

I'm so happy for her, but jesus, how bad she must be already a few hours later. I have fibromyalgia myself and get so sick with pain after just a soft massage. It takes 3-4 days before I start to feel the effect of the massage.

[@DrJosephCipriano]

I'm sorry to hear about your pain, Åsa. Remember, everyone's body reacts differently. If you're considering chiropractic care, consult with a professional first.

[@kirkjordan8718]

That's the first time I've heard the hips crack over the sound of the table dropping.

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Yes, it was a deep adjustment! Glad you noticed it.

[@kirkjordan8718]

​@@DrJosephCiprianoit's pretty messed up that every time my neck and back hurts your videos pop up. I have a million ways to crack myself and know I shouldn't but do anyways because the alternative is much worse. Once I'm able to leave the state I'd love to make an appointment.

[@starboard6372]

This poor lady is going to feel like ANOTHER truck hit her, after this. Good grief. SOMEBODY buy her a MARGARITA !!!

[@danielleb5610]

That lady just got factory reset

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Haha, that's one way to put it, Danielle! She definitely felt a huge difference after the adjustment. Thanks for watching!

[@lauranminney7793]

My question is always: WHY do they wait so long??? I know my perspective is different because my grandfather was a chiropractor and I understand that needing adjustment is normal and can change every thing.

[@fuckdefucker]

Money

[@JeffMcDuffie72MeridianGate]

People don't like the doctor.

[@tylerlogsdon1273]

Because most just do simple adjustments and don't listen or try and help, so instead of just wasting money, people stop trying. It's hard to find good ones.

[@jerrytalley802]

I’ve been suffering from back problems since I hurt it lifting weights in 1980. Found chiropractic in 1985, fixed that issue. 1994, someone pulled in front of me, hit broadside at 55 mph. Been to so many chiropractors since then. Some great results, some turned me away because they couldn’t help. People without chronic back/neck problems don’t have a clue. Years ago, insurance didn’t cover chiropractic so I’ve spent $50,000 out of pocket over the years. I’d love this or the ring dinger to see if I could get more relief. Fibromyalgia, arthritis, degenerative conditions, have kicked my once strong butt, lol.

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Many people are often skeptical or unaware of the benefits of chiropractic care until they experience the relief themselves. Plus, life sometimes gets in the way.

[@rachelwhite4458]

It drives me crazy when people don't put their hair up for these things. Lol

[@timkelly7911]

Umm we would not be able to lay on the back of our heads unless wepinned on very top and then even then we have a hard time when they move the head

[@Sunbeam645]

Great job Dr. Cipriano! Sure hope this sweet lady feels better and better!

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Thank you! We're definitely hoping for her continued improvement!

[@ilyou101258]

I have an appointment on the 19th and I am so excited for this adjustment. I can’t wait for my neck to stop hurting. I always get migraines and it happens very often.

[@beanicehuman3232]

Did you have your appointment yet? Can you let me know what your results are? I have constant neck pain as well and very bad migraines all the time. I watch these videos and can't wait for the day I can get adjusted. Where is he located?

[@ilyou101258]

@@beanicehuman3232 No, my appointment is January 19th, 2023. Today is the 13th. Mine is in Greenville, SC and I booked it in October. I’ll follow up once I go next week.

[@RokkstarLifestyle]

@@ilyou101258 how was it

[@ilyou101258]

@@RokkstarLifestyle it was amazing! I highly recommend making an appointment with him. He was so nice and I feel great! My neck cracked so much. And the Y Strap was crazy! I admit that I was scared, but the first word out of my mouth was “wow” when it happened. He was filming me, so maybe I’ll have a video showing my adjustment.

[@joseperezpaz9986]

You will be upset you didn’t go sooner. Chiropractors truly work magic!

[@sapphirerain70]

I actually had tears of joy for her. I wish you were in PA. Back pain is debilitating. Thank you for all that you do!❤

[@PABLO.139]

Debilitante, frustrante, y agotador, yo sufro eso 24h 365 días al año y ya no hay medicación que sirva es horrible

[@michaelaldredge-greenwell1692]

@@PABLO.139 wanting to hug you so tight to take all your pain away❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Thank you for your kind words, Sapphire. It means a lot!

[@jomar5578]

I listened to her adjustments with ear buds and I cringed at all the loud cracks, but with each crack came relief! So happy Dr. Cipriano was able to give her much needed relief!

[@AprilR7100]

I need that y strap in my life!!!

[@DrJosephCipriano]

It's a game changer, April!

[@sunriseboy4837]

I wish the chiropractors in Australia were half as good as this guy!!!

[@jethrox827]

I'm glad he gave her a double new year

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Glad you enjoyed the video, Jethro!

[@brian-doesnt-know]

you can tell by her breathing and no flinching/ resisting that she has tried it all.

[@PrivatelyHanging]

Lets hope she doesnt get motivated to get her pilots license 😏

[@alicecross4415]

She can actually move her head though. Is this a joke?

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Not a joke Alice, the movements were very limited before treatment.

[@claytonking70]

She didn't quit driving because her neck 😅

[@misplacedcajun2325]

Thanks, Doc, for helping this wonderful lady. She is so willing to try even though she is a bit apprehensive. I'd say you did a lot for her, your practice, and chiropractic in general.

[@melissasurbaugh1282]

As someone with fibromyalgia, this hurt to watch. Happy she was better though

[@PaulGarthAviation]

It's extremely satisfying watching someone achieve physical relief. Continued success, Dr. C.

[@saptam1001]

This is awful. She’s not better. Getting worse with every painful yank. Though I’ll admit to passing on round 2.

[@audiwankenobi361]

You can't cure 20 years of immobility in 21:46 ......

[@grfgwesw4687]

How dare you?!

[@audiwankenobi361]

@@grfgwesw4687 Hello!

[@christencollins3740]

Actually you can … Not everyone understands the benefits of chiropractic … Like all complimentary healing modalities … Many people have been scared off by the bs that the allopaths put out there … Unless you’ve walked in someone’s shoes … You can NOT know what it’s taken to get to this point … A wonderful outcome for this lady Sometimes it just takes landing in the right place at the right time … with the right practitioner 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@audiwankenobi361]

@CHRISTEN COLLINS Respect but you can't....

[@Anna-p4z3c]

I can’t watch this. I’ve never had a chiro do so many adjustments at once. And I’ve been to many many chiros. They typically prepare me for an adjustment and make sure I’m relaxed and breathing out. They narrate what they’re doing so it’s not as shocking. This lady is literally shaking at the end and he’s like yeah round 2!! First adjustment in 20 plus years take it slow. You don’t get to see her POV outside of her being polite in the video, please don’t take peoples reactions as face value. I would love to see her process what just happened and come back and talk about it with him the next week, and show us that!!

[@izaruburs9389]

There is no such thing as adjustments for your bones/spine/anything UNLESS they are first torn appart. You wouldn't be talking or sometimes living when that was the case. Pulling at stuff that doesn't normaly gets pulled at (like 99% of your body) is proven to be nothing but bad. 0 studies show this isn't quack. The only thing that will help with weak muscles or overstretched tendons is fitness. Nothing else has ever worked in human history.

[@shannonbrigante5764]

I think it would be pretty clutch to have a camera on the other people in the room for THEIR reactions.. just a thought..

[@juliakent2560]

Im here for the normal people... all shapes and sizes actually wearing clothes lol thanks for keeping it pg 😊 so i can show my 11 year old boy who wants to be a chiropractor when he grows up.

[@crowan1mates_is_me139]

the part when she said ooh mamacito got me cracking up

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Glad you enjoyed the video and found it entertaining! Thanks for watching!

[@babilx6216]

Mamacita

[@loganb7899]

Must be scarey have neck pulled like that

[@Villainkidd]

The blood flow feeling is indescribable so her almost falling asleep I felt that

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Absolutely, it's an amazing feeling!

[@Rameus]

During the first interview she seems to be or, he neck moves just fine, compared to her saying she CANT move her neck.

[@David-jd5lp]

Me too. They kept sending me to PT and it was making me worse. Pain management was worse. Injections caused my legs to go out and I could not walk without risk of falling. Sucks.

[@ziggybender9125]

I commented my story on another persons comment if you want to read it but I'll offer you some advice. This is ancient way. Avoid sitting in chairs as much as possible, sitting through uncomfortable positions on the ground will cause muscles to release tension and the joints will naturally want to shift into better position. Think of lotus pose with a perfectly aligned back, shoulders, and neck as the best possible end goal because if you achieve that you will feel like you have the best posture and natural balance you could ever imagine for yourself and others will notice it as well. In the end sitting in chairs won't matter to you anymore as your body is aligned and just sitting in a chair wont change that, it's the years of conditioning yourself to sit in them and not doing any of the bodies natural stretches or poses of sitting without a built chair that destroys a persons posture add in some injury and yeah that's how we end up on these videos.

[@chrisyako89]

20 years she couldn’t move her head? That’s a far fetched statement based on her looking she is around her 40s.

[@michaelaldredge-greenwell1692]

This is so sweet!! What a beautiful strong woman! I’m empathizing with her, & crying for all the years she’s been in pain! Thank you so much for helping her get the relief she needs, & to get her life back!! I’m in grateful tears😭😭😭😭

[@leonjacobs3426]

Jeez the big dude cracking her like a bag of chips

[@skylark4901]

Like one of the other Chiropractors said, we live with pain or restriction for so long it becomes normal and you learn to live with it and when a person has an adjustment and has relief and finally more movement it's a very emotional experience. I've never had this done, I've never felt the need but it's kind of weird I've become addicted to watching people get the relief the need😀

[@geraldf9651]

Your rite you get used if the pain and deal with and I can imagine the what that pain relief does for people! That’s great

[@tandylynnennis9639]

Lol you'll never go to a normal Dr again. I love them.

[@sallysham2676]

It’s a big deal for your nervous system. Can cause sweating, chills, shaking…..

[@_trismegistus]

"HASNT MOVED HER HEAD IN 20 YEARS" 11:26 immediately after a few neck adjustments she's pushing head head back into the table, instead of using her arms, to lift her upper body off the table to slide up. People who haven't moved their head in 20 years dont/cant do that nonchalantly. So, what's the real story? Just an extreme exaggeration?

[@robertwilliams5618]

Exactly, what a bunch of bs.

[@donst.pierre9468]

God bless you Joe for how you help so many people

[@rossothecrimson7]

I don't believe she has fibro, she probably has low iron that isnt truly optimal. Iron levels that arent optimal have been causing people a lot of problems, and is often misdiagnosed as other things like fibro, etc

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Rosso, as a healthcare provider, it's my duty to trust my patients' diagnoses. However, I appreciate your input and will keep it in mind.

[@rossothecrimson7]

@@DrJosephCipriano Please do! My health care providers blew me and my symptoms off for years only to have it later come back as severe anemia/b12. Symptoms were the same as fibromyalgia. Its crappy that a group of regular ass people have to become their own doctors/advocates. I dont want to be my own doctor, I want other doctors to do their damn jobs and stop being lazy when it comes to symptomatic patients.

[@silentnaturerecords]

Her cracks are rowdy loud I know this was well needed 🍃

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Absolutely, she really needed it! Stay tuned for more videos.

[@ApostelKrieger]

This Y Strap and Neck Adjustments are life threatening! Nothing good about that! All this short adjustments wont last long, because its only Facetes that are being streched shortly. After two or three Weeks they ll be back in playe...

[@izaruburs9389]

It's also somehow always THE treatment. Neck problems? Pull the head. Back problems? Pull the head. Lower back problems? Pull the head. Can't walk? Pull the head. Like... makes total sense Oh, and your muscles and tendons will back in place in minutes but not days/weeks unless the were torn/snapped

[@InsideKarensHead]

Trigger points are a magical thing. :) I've relaxed even the most mad and tight muscles using the right triggerpoints.

[@timhull8664]

There doesnt appear to have been a neck mobility problem?

[@callydavis3071]

Lawd my fibromyalgia soul resonates to her story!

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Sorry to hear about your fibromyalgia, Cally. Chiropractic care might provide some relief. Hang in there!

[@raitonvedan2527]

She : I have fibromyalgia Him : doesn’t matter, I’ll go in full beast mode without consideration.

[@dosbabymama]

I feel like he did the Y strap really fast this time. Usually he gives them a few seconds for everything to open and relax before pulling.

[@joserivas7183]

Honestly, doesn’t look so reliving😅

[@goldenant9450]

I noticed that as well. My initial thought was she must be a returning patient, bc he didn't tell her to keep her teeth together or provide any instruction of the sort. Perhaps there was some coaching off camera, but even still you'd be sure to remind a first timer of that. But the intro, where she gives her full background story, and then the outro, where she's saying she'll definitely be coming back, don't sound like a returning patient. 🤔🎣

[@Highball-jo6xh]

@@goldenant9450 I like how you’re stirring up as much silly drama as possible here whether you question the validity of the practice or speaking for the patients. Either way you don’t need to stick around chief

[@CockLobster]

Yanking someone's neck without warning is the dumbest most counterintuitive practice and most likely someone's going to get seriously injured: she's in tears and shaking. Laugh it up.

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Thanks for your observation! I always adjust my technique according to the patient's comfort and health condition.

[@chrisnicholas7672]

Have any of your pts had adverse effects from the strap?

[@jaypunga8233]

Love the videos brother. Gidday from New Zealand 🇳🇿 👍🏽

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Thanks, Jay P! Greetings to New Zealand! 🇳🇿👋

[@JohnSmith-il4wi]

Man if I was 20 years younger and had $150,000 for school, I would choose this as a career

[@bigblue2723]

Glad my patriot sister is doing well.

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Thank you for the support!

[@mavrick6088]

Amazing she went from moving her neck normal to spinning it around like the exersist

[@PurpleHaze929]

This brought tears to my eyes. I felt so bad for her & than so happy she got relief. The only thing I would not like is that strap. I have been going to the chiropractor for over 30 years. I also cry when I have been so bad & get relief.

[@DrJosephCipriano]

I'm glad you found relief, Debbie. Remember, the strap is for safe and effective adjustments.

[@WheelTek86]

I totally understand what she was saying regarding physical therapy and re aggravating the injury. I was in an accident and I experienced the same thing she went through.

[@misterwallace3479]

I love her energy. Bottle it and spread ASAP !!

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Isn't she great? Positive energy is infectious!

[@svtcontour]

I always imagine someone breaking someones neck or back watchining these. Its probably just in my head but I'd never trust having anything like this done for me.

[@DrJosephCipriano]

I understand your concern. It's always crucial to find a trusted professional for these procedures. Safety is paramount in my practice.

[@ArcherTheGolfer]

I really want to go to a chiropractor and get the Y strap. If someone is a qualified chiropractor I’m guessing this is 100% safe ?

[@nummanatee]

No

[@ArcherTheGolfer]

@@nummanatee you can’t just say no and leave it at that 😂 why would you say no ?

[@ashleyhuntley1774]

I asked my chiropractor about this and he said a few of his techniques, especially the Y strap are very dangerous.

[@EPalsson]

*Nothing* is 100% safe. I would love to see a comment from Dr. Cip about this. How many of his patients have experienced ill effects? Surely not *every* client is overjoyed with the result of a Y-strap treatment?

[@vhjhghan447]

I much prefer a “ringer dinger” style adjustment where the hips are stabilised & the spine is in a neutral position. As a layman it just looks safer & more controlled? The neck in that is straight & stable. All in a strong looking alignment. This seems to cock the head & neck back a little more than looks good. Each to their own. I mean it gets the job done so who am I to judge!

[@clairechampagne6996]

Thank you Father God in Jesus mighty name Amen 🙏 ❤❤❤❤❤😅😊

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Amen

[@kelleyreese5471]

Great video with great results! So happy for her!

[@NatoriLoisAngela]

Now that shoulder pop I ain’t ever seen before. Your clients must only have to see you once a month with all that technique

[@manders78]

I’ve watched many of these videos from this chiropractor but this is the first time I ever heard any patient talking about tinnitus! Has anybody else had success with chiropractic for tinnitus?

[@windchime7165]

Yes! It saved me from having a procedure of my ear drum!!😇

[@TMV_1]

Bro had Woman speaking Spanish @min 8:37 XD.

[@coreykuefler-terweeme7268]

With the sounds she’s making and if you look up the meaning of what she said, it’s tbh so funny

[@thedoctor6332]

i very much doubt the title of this is correct just this guy blowing out his arse lol

[@DrJosephCipriano]

I assure you, truth can be stranger than fiction, @thedoctor6332. Keep watching to know more.

[@adder3217]

i hope Joe gets heart warming messages from clients after especially extreme workouts.

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Yes, Adder, their positive feedback is truly heartwarming. It's why I do what I do!

[@acolvill1]

These bone-cracking sound effects are straight up fake.

[@Breezio69]

How so?

[@maresajefferson4439]

I really would absolutely love to go to school for this.

[@wolvie667]

they way cipriano cracks necks always scares me.. looks so rough

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Rest assured, patient safety is my top priority. It might look rough, but it's actually a very controlled and safe procedure.

[@fattseagleman9480]

I absolutely love her shirt. Nine line apparel is veteran owned and operated and some of the proceeds go back to helping veterans and their family.

[@ronaldbrosius7488]

After watching this, I hope I never need this done!!😮 That shit is scary!!!

[@weasespieces1029]

You could see in her face... more than once that she questioned her life choices..😂😂

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Haha, well, the important thing is she got the help she needed, right? 😄

[@weasespieces1029]

@@DrJosephCipriano 100% I was referring to her letting it get to that level lol

[@cincybearcats1]

Chronic pain, chronic pain, chronic pain... my nightmare! I hope she's incorporating psychology in her treatment journey. Folks, this is called central sensitization. Good luck treating it.

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Haha, maybe one day you'll find out! 😉

[@jojobee42]

One thing is to do this cracking and another is to *also* give emotional support to the patients. It's obviously scary. It obviously hurts. A good chiropractic doesn't just crack a patient ~ a good one shows compassion and makes the patient feel safe and at ease.... Hold their hand or say "it's okay, don't be afraid" ~ anything! That's so important...

[@dailylama8616]

"What's up with the super thin me-moji at the start of the clip?🤣🤣🤣

[@DrJosephCipriano]

Just trying to keep things fun! 😄

[@pmichael73]

Brave lady. Great results!