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Skepticism, Science & Pseudoscience

LT Barclay

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6. There is another paper I used for part of an in-service about forward head posture and they found that gentle

Reply to progressoid (Reply #5)

Tue Feb 13, 2024, 01:44 AM

Feb 2024

mobilization was just as effective as manipulation (fast thrusting movements). I could find it if you are that interested.
I don't perform any manipulations on cervical spine (I'm a PT).

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This guy is a quack. [View all] Archae Feb 2024 OP

Yes, it is. RockRaven Feb 2024 #1

I can see where it might help some animals, like some humans. But the video Silent Type Feb 2024 #2

Except it doesn't. Archae Feb 2024 #3

Chiropractic helps some people, whether it's like a massage, PT, placebo, trigger point release, etc. Silent Type Feb 2024 #4

Trained PT...fine. Chiropractic...Nope. progressoid Feb 2024 #5

There is another paper I used for part of an in-service about forward head posture and they found that gentle LT Barclay Feb 2024 #6

Chiropractic is BULLSHIT. AZ8theist Feb 2024 #7