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Tmac's back specialist

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by R0ckets03, May 12, 2007.

  1. justtxyank

    justtxyank Contributing Member

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    Yeah and guess what? There is no scientific proof that my back hurts. Guess what it? It does.

    Me against science?

    I just won.
     
  2. ima_drummer2k

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    Yes, and women have been doing it for years.
     
  3. justtxyank

    justtxyank Contributing Member

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    Haha winner!
     
  4. DrewP

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    what???

    there is a anatomical/scientific explanation to why your back hurts.
    lol what?
     
  5. Rocketman95

    Rocketman95 Hangout Boy

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    Tell that to the doctors I went to when my back was killing me. They could find absolutely nothing wrong with my back, but it sure as well was hurting me. I guess science made the Vicodin they'd prescribe since that's all they could do. But X-rays and MRIs sure didn't reveal any anatomical/scientific explanation as to why my back hurt.

    I couldn't care less about this science debate. All I know is that I've seen firsthand what good chiropractors can do for someone in pain. Those physical therapists and doctors could do nothing to alleviate the pain my mother was in that was so bad she could barely walk, much less work or do anything else. Tell her that chiropractors cannot be beneficial.
     
  6. DrewP

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    Chiropractors can be beneficial for the placebo effect.
     
  7. Rocketman95

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    Yep, a placebo has enabled my mother to return to a normal healthy lifestyle that months of physical therapy could not do. :rolleyes:
     
  8. DrewP

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    Everything was right until the eye rolling! What a comedy of errors this board is today!
     
  9. slowmustang

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    Just make sure the chiro you see is actually good and actually knows what he/she is talking about. I hear horror stories of chiros pointing to an X-RAY claiming that nerves are pinched. Must be some magic X-RAYS... :eek:
     
  10. MR. MEOWGI

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    I have a few slipped disks and I would NEVER see a Chiropractor. I have spent days at at time on the floor, unable to get up where I had to piss in a bucket and I would still never go. Chiropractor don't know anything. They will make you worse. A Chiropractor ruptured my sister's disks and she ended up with spinal fluid in her brain. Don't do it...
     
  11. updawg

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    there are definitely some bad chiros out there. I don't trust them.
     
  12. JunkyardDwg

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    A little shortsighted to lump ALL chiropractors into one category...some are good, some are bad like every other profession out there. Sometimes their services might work, sometimes they do not.
     
  13. LegendZ3

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    Hey Jeff, do you have the number of the guy in Dallas?
     
  14. Deckard

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    Of course it's shortsighted. My own doctor has a real prejudice against them because he went to one when he was young and had a bad experience. Because of that, using his "logic," they must therefore all be bad, terrible, awful charlatans. Worthy of a firing squad.

    What can you do? If I used my own doctor's logic, I'd never go see a doctor, because some of them are bad, terrible, awful charlatans, who prey on the weak and crap on the world. Sounds pretty over the top, doesn't it?

    You can't prevent prejudice. Just become well informed, get referrals to chiropractors and doctors from people you trust, and make your own decisions.
     

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