Why I love Chiropractic Adjustment (Physio Opinion)

[@santwestmis8]

As a Chiro myself, I appreciate this sentiment. Love the content also! Always looking to find better ways to help my patients feel better and gain the tools necessary for staying mobile for longer!

[@Physioplusfitness]

Thanks, glad to hear it :)

[@juliegustafson5147]

Both great videos on the things you love about chiropractors , and what makes any professional, a good professional by giving patients a way to help themselves and understand how to get out of what's causing pain. Instead of any bad professional, that just requires constant office visits and no physical rehabilitation that's needed to get better. This is something I just recently got myself into. I'm thinking to myself, how can I get rid of the rigidity in my levator scapula that's constantly pulling or putting pressure on nerves. No one has been able to help me get out of this. I've had this since I separated my ac joint 2 years ago and added on forced poor posture driving 12-13 hours a day in truck where I wasn't able to reach the steering wheel and pedals at the same time. Eventually the numbness in my hands every night led to complete loss of strength in both full length of arms, shoulders and hands. I need help

[@gregfam6250]

Good balanced video. The main thing that I find unethical is locking people into preset packages which doesn't make any sense to me. You are going to get better when you get better, not using up a predetermined number of treatments. And if you haven't gotten better by treatment 10, you're not likely to miraculously get better by treatment 12. Otherwise, they can be effective in some of their treatments.

[@Physioplusfitness]

Thanks, Funnily enough I go over your exact point in my video out tomorrow on what I hate about chiropractic adjustment

[@xdenistubex]

Hater is a potential lover, just he or she doesnt knows about that yet🤗☘️