chiropractic: ever had it solve a problem not related to your spine?

[mrbigstuff]

or, other more obvious areas of chiropractic therapy?

[samintx]

Just WHAT is he relating to? Don't tell us. More info than we want to know.:burnout:

[graylocks]

years ago i used a non-traditional form of chiropractory to help with the dizziness from menieres disease. it did help for a while. can't recall the precise name of the techniques; it was over two decades ago.

[davester]

I hear snake oil cures many ills too.

[Buck]

Yes it has. But just going to get an adjustment now and then won't do. Years ago after an injury, my chiropractor made sure I walked to and from his office (2.5 miles each way) to strengthen the back.

[OWC Jamie]

mrbigstuff wrote:
ever had it solve a problem not all that obviously to a layman related to your spine??

I had a co-worker who had a nasty whooping cough type of cough that just wouldn't respond to the usual DR treatments and after seven or eight weeks of trying this and that his DR suggested trying a chiro, just to rule it out.
"Adjusted" his back and the cough was gone.
One time deal at the chiro, too.

[haikuman]

I have actually been injured by a chiropractor that really ticked me off . . . :bat:

[Racer X]

I was wondering what your experiences were Rudie. Because you are Rudie Austin, the $6,000 Man. Rebuilt with zip ties and tinker toys!

[haikuman]

Yes I was put back together just like Humpty Dumpty *(:>*
I hope all is well in your back yard Racer X . . .

I was wondering what your experiences were Rudie. Because you are Rudie Austin, the $6,000 Man. Rebuilt with zip ties and tinker toys! And 1 cadaver THANK YOU VERY MUCH ~!~!~!~

Fixed that for you *(:>*

[Lew Zealand]

Even mistaken correlation for causation?