💀 ur so right

Ngl you had me in the first half

Seriously. I can see them both trying so hard not to laugh.

To be fair, if I'm gonna be cheated by fake doctor, then I'm definitely taking the "humming sound is good" guy over the "gonna f*ck-up your neck" dude...

Chiropractors aren’t doctors, they don’t have medical licenses so it’s like impersonating a McDonald’s worker, no one’s gonna stop you

Quantum physics for back pain???

((Quantum physics)) 😂😂😂😂😂Man, I would love to make him explain the nitty gritty but starting from "please tell me what is quantum physics" 😂

Turn your head and cough?

Nice reference!

That was sus af

​@@catdad626😢

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Cracked his prostate

somebody is not straight

The origins of chiropracy is insane. The person who invented it was actually taught how to do it by a ghost he met in a dream. One of his first "patients" was his blind gardener or housekeeper who he cured of blindness by cracking his back

I have known a few decent Chiropractors that understand the limits of their practice. Unlike these quacks who claim they can cure things outside their field.

Unfortunately for all of humanity, Chiros are scammers 🤷🏼‍♂️

They have a better chance of causing trauma rather than fixing it

like the kid at 14:23

Chiropractor: Do you feel any pain here? Patient: No. Chiropractor: Not yet.

Chiropractor: Do you feel pain on there? Patient: No Chiropractor: Now you do

You need a degree to be a chiropractor but there’s so many frauds that are being let go

Literal predatory "practice" This is the same advice you'd say about a wild mountain lion..

​@PixelsNBeatsYT a degree that is not a degree in medical science. Chiropractors beliefs are based on the faith of their founder, who thought ghosts talked to him and taught him chiropractic techniques. Not all degrees are degrees that make any kind of sense, and chiropractic beliefs are not validated by science.

​@@PixelsNBeatsYTmy reply was eaten by KZfaq. In short: not a medical degree, and chiropractic beliefs are not supported by science. You could get a degree in ghost hunting if you wanted to, it wouldn't make it more real.

Hi, I want to correct you on something, as someone who has chronic pain and lots of problems I've experienced and looked into lots of different medicines, and chiropractors while not doctors, what they do are technically medicine, it has the same effects physiotherapy has, as well things like cupping and acupuncture, and I want to clarify, these things and others things that fall under this umbrella of medicine make your body feel better, they do not cure sickness, you really should look for a verified professional before having it performed as you said, someone who is not a proper professional could break your neck or paralyse you, I'm very glad people like you can come out and say how bad these fake chiropractors can be for people's safety

Fr tho why do all the sketchiest chiropractors explode on the internet 😒

"nah i'm good"

​@danielloewen2857 Probably because Chiropractic "medicine" was started by a known con man and is foremost a business not a medical practice.

But it does need to be cured though... It's a bad thing

it literally cant be cured??? its a mental thingy we cant help??? its so annoying that ppl try to claim they can "cure" something thats literally embedded in us.

​@@ramteja1550nope, not in the slightest. You can't cure a different brain structure, and it's necessary for humans continued survival 😂

​@daniellarson383 I don't need my ADHD to continue surviving. In fact, I think I'd survive easier without it.

​@@InfiniteDimensionalRiftsyou probably would, but that's because the world is designed for ND folks right now. It's slowly changing ti make it easier, though. I was meant to say humanity's continued survival

Yeah and it’s not even just crazy people even normal everyday people fall for it

People also believe in healing crystals. This one kinda makes sense as at least most chiropractors make you pop and stuff which you'll feel like they did something.

Their own fault tbh. Some people are so gullible🤦‍♀️

The one I go to is a licensed physical therapist and she has never cracked me. She has reset my shoulder, given me exercises to help my knee pain and rehabbed my wrist. I've never liked the idea of one that cracks your spine, I like my head attached lol

Chiropractors aren't physical therapists and there's actually legitimate physical therapy degrees that have actual medical doctors that designed the programs.

@@derrickbonsell I said the legitimate chiropractors, in some countries you need a license to be one so they are qualified, unfortunately America isn't one of those countries.

Yeah that's what they do but all at once

​@RWrwrwrwrwrw No. They really don't. Chiropractors have been shown to at best be on par with a massage, at worst they kill people, many just make the pains worse. It's pseudo medicine with an avid following.

I used to do the same thing but the pain only got worse. Then I finally went to a chiropractor after a decade. My back pain is gone after only a month. They told me that the out of line vertebrae were probably hitting a nerve. Maybe you should speak with your doctor and have them look at your back? Maybe ask them if a chiropractor can help and for chiropractors they recommend

Literally the best thing you can do and take collagen supplements

@@BebbaDubbs BIG difference between a slow, easy stretch, and a quick heavy force of pressure. The one eases the body into the position and makes it more likely to keep it naturally after a time. The other is more likely to break or tear something.

I looked it up 😂omg

Can you tell us?

Was going to comment the same thing It can make you feel better in the short term but is likely to cause long term, Permanent damage

Not all of it is bad, my sister has spinal scoliosis and a chiropractor is very helpful

@@danielloewen2857does she also get a treatment similar to 0:35

​​@@danielloewen2857There are easier/safer ways to get your placebo in. I'm not trying to be mean. That really is a fact. Plenty of chiros have killed people and all that they legitimately have been shown to give in return is no better than a massage.

@@danielloewen2857 until the long term effects appear, stop seeing a quack a ask a doctor for help

He's preaching the time-honored Shrek philosophy. He speaks nothing but truth. Shrek is love, Shrek is life ✌

Exactly! I was a medical assistant for one, and where I was living in California was regulated exactly like that. I had the most amazing improvement in an old football injured shoulder that's permanently damaged ! (Confirmed by orthopedic surgeon) it's also the only place as a person with EDS who has to relocate my joints literally multiple times a day where I can get my entire body looked at and everything put back into place. otherwise I'm completely on my own, or I have to go to the ER. that's really not something I can do because I dislocate my joints so often that that literally is just not an option and not nearly serious enough for me to go to for. That said, I did work as an ER tech and an EMT and I also trained as a medical student under a very reputable chiropractor so I have a lot of experience in relocating joints, in myself and others, so I very much know exactly what I'm doing. I have very often relocated friend's and partner's joints so that they don't have to go to the ER.

I think it's mostly the same here in Australia: I don't know everything about it, but I know ppl who've gone to chiros for medical reasons, and I've heard from relatives of mine that the med school courses to be a chiropractor are super intense. This video and the comments confused me a lot until you guys helped me figure it was prolly a regional thing lol

Its good that chiropractors need licenses but that doesn't take away the fact that chiropractic is a pseudoscience. Letting them work in hospitals gives them a false sense of legitimacy and that doesn't seem like a good thing.

@@ic5889 we're also the country with an ongoing campaign (with royal approval) to turn a whole ward in a hospital in Scotland into a homeopathy ward, so I can see the chiropractors being dodgy too

In the UK it’s classed as “complementary and alternative medicine” and can only really be accessed privately as it’s not usually available through the NHS, pretty much everyone is referred to a physiotherapist instead.

Oh, I remember that one! That and the Screaming Skull are always on my "secret comedy hidden in the horror section" watch list when I do a bad horror movie night with friends.

Ok nerd

Ok, nerd.

It iiiis what it iiiiis

Yes - similar to the vultures who tell people with cancer not to go to chemo or radiotherapy, because a course of coffee enemas/juice 'cleanses'/*insert idiocy here* will cure them.

Onions have layers, artichokes have those petal layer things... Not sure what that has to do with humans though, it's rather concerning comparison.

But anyways artichokes are onions and dogs are a type of cat

“Humans have layers dig deep enough and you’ll get money” -Confucius

It's not a recognized field of medicine in the United States and there is no board to certify you as a chiropractor. A chiropractor can't be paid by insurance because it's not a real field of medicine. Some basic techniques are approved for Physical Therapists. There is no such thing as a medical license for a chiropractor in the United States.

@@MinistryOfMagic_DoMto quote the NIH: "To practice in the United States, chiropractors must earn a Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.) degree, pass the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners exam, and have a state license." It is recognized. The official board is called the Council on Chiropractic Education. the fact that the board doesn't give out licenses confuses people, but the state licensing board can and will shut you down if you call yourself the wrong thing without a degree.

in regards to insurance, most providers don't pay it because it doesn't qualify as necessary or required for someone's wellbeing, not because it's fake. Some insurance companies do cover it, depending on the state.

Right? I thought it was more abt physical therapy, apparently it's not regulated super well in america or smth?