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krwlz · 07-01-2005, 01:36 PM

Two things... Infant to a chiropractor? Why? So it's the most stressful part of a persons life... And it's been happening just fine with no chiropractic help for how manyt thousand years? I'm pretty sure the lack of solidity in a newborns bones may have something to do with the fact that you are right, it is going to be traumatic. A little flex here and there probably prevents any dislocations solid bones would cause.

Second, never been to a chiropractor, never going to go. It's a bunch of bullshit if you ask me. I'm 6'1", lean, and perfectly straight, it obviously didn't hurt me.

Anyone ever think that your body could take care of it's self given decent nutrition, and regular excercise to keep all of your muscles doing what they were meant to do? As in not only move you, but keep bones, tendons, ligiments, catrilage and (oh heavens no!) your vertabrae in an appropriate spot?? Seems to me a halfway decently strong back will probably prevent all of your supposed "misalignments". Remember your body was designed by nature to have all its parts work together to keep you in decent shape.

And if he "cracks" the same spots in your body every time... well why do those same spots always seem to be "misaligned"? SHouldn't he have fixed them last time?

Lets all take a step back and look into living healthy, rather than overpaying a bunch of jackasses to "fix" us.

07-01-2005, 01:36 PM	#35 (permalink)
krwlz Fledgling Dead Head Location: Clarkson U.	Two things... Infant to a chiropractor? Why? So it's the most stressful part of a persons life... And it's been happening just fine with no chiropractic help for how manyt thousand years? I'm pretty sure the lack of solidity in a newborns bones may have something to do with the fact that you are right, it is going to be traumatic. A little flex here and there probably prevents any dislocations solid bones would cause. Second, never been to a chiropractor, never going to go. It's a bunch of bullshit if you ask me. I'm 6'1", lean, and perfectly straight, it obviously didn't hurt me. Anyone ever think that your body could take care of it's self given decent nutrition, and regular excercise to keep all of your muscles doing what they were meant to do? As in not only move you, but keep bones, tendons, ligiments, catrilage and (oh heavens no!) your vertabrae in an appropriate spot?? Seems to me a halfway decently strong back will probably prevent all of your supposed "misalignments". Remember your body was designed by nature to have all its parts work together to keep you in decent shape. And if he "cracks" the same spots in your body every time... well why do those same spots always seem to be "misaligned"? SHouldn't he have fixed them last time? Lets all take a step back and look into living healthy, rather than overpaying a bunch of jackasses to "fix" us. Last edited by krwlz; 07-01-2005 at 01:48 PM..