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Skepticism, Science & Pseudoscience

Dr Hobbitstein

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12. Yay for luck, I suppose.

Reply to edhopper (Reply #11)

Tue Feb 11, 2014, 09:17 PM

Feb 2014

He felt around on my back for a sec, noted all the problem areas (every point he touched was a pain area), cracked, massage, done.

More than likely, it was due to the massage (so nice)...

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Want to see just how desperate woo advocates can get? [View all] Archae Jan 2014 OP

That's sad. TxDemChem Jan 2014 #1

And on the subject of desperate... Wilms Jan 2014 #2

I wouldn't say ALL Chiropractic Doctors are quacks. Thor_MN Jan 2014 #3

What would make a chiropractor's practice not woo? HuckleB Jan 2014 #4

I already said it, maybe try reading it again? Thor_MN Jan 2014 #5

Sorry, I don't see anything in your post that answers that question legitimately. HuckleB Jan 2014 #6

If they don't claim any health benefit besides realignment of the spine? sir pball Feb 2014 #7

there are a few chiros who use spinal manipulation edhopper Feb 2014 #8

Exactly. HuckleB Feb 2014 #9

I've been reading up on these chiropractic claims... Dr Hobbitstein Feb 2014 #10

You are lucky edhopper Feb 2014 #11

Yay for luck, I suppose. Dr Hobbitstein Feb 2014 #12