Appreciate the post! We're pretty evidence based and lean more towards a combination of chiropractic care and physical therapy. Long term results are always going to be the result of diligence with home exercises and self-care. Similar to Dentistry, you see a Dentist twice a year for cleanings but 99% of the health of your teeth & gums is what you do at home to care for yourself.
It's always hard on the internet to find that balance of wanting to help people out without giving out specific advice. I should just copy & paste something that says "see a qualified medical professional if you have concerns." Maybe I'll just add that to my signature?
I'm curious about you being "pretty" evidence based.. Seems like all or nothing to me.. Especially since you claim to be able to treat ADD and ear infections with chiropractic care. Total BS. Something like 80% of all ear infections clear up on their own. Pretty easy to claim that your "adjustments" are what did the trick.
What part of chiropractic care is actually evidence based?
Heres an article that may make one think twice before scheduling their next chiropractic appt..
https://health.spectator.co.uk/the-evidence-shows-that-chiropractors-do-more-harm-than-good/
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