should i change chiropractors?

[burnthiscorpse]

i think my gym has one of these, you put your feet in and push the button and it turns you upside down but i always thought it was for sit ups. any particular time i should use it?

No, you should buy one and use it multiple times daily.

 

[motorcyclegiant]

I have a fantastic Chiro, havent seen her in 9 months. Why? She told me that her plan is to not have me back, but if something happens, come see her. She also does PT, so I guess she doesnt need to pimp patients.

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[burnthiscorpse]

A chiro that actually adjusts you and doesnt use that worthless clicker thing, plus has your best interest in mind(not keeping you coming forever) , an inversion table, are two big ones...

But you should look into accupuncture to bro. Or go with the triple threat, chiro, deep tissue massage, accupuncture for a few weeks. yes its pricey but a couple times a week for all three for a month or so along with daily inversion table use afterwards and I bet barring actual tissue/cartiledge damage you'll be good to go.

 

[die faster]

thanks everyone for the advice. i went to my usual chiropractor for the last the last time. his plan is to just have me keep coming back every 5 weeks. ill look into the inversion table.

burn, i heard deep tissue massage actually inhibits your strength did you find this to be true?

 

[burnthiscorpse]

thanks everyone for the advice. i went to my usual chiropractor for the last the last time. his plan is to just have me keep coming back every 5 weeks. ill look into the inversion table.

burn, i heard deep tissue massage actually inhibits your strength did you find this to be true?

Me recomending deep tissue is based on stretching the muscles out manually instead of say perscription muscle relaxors or whatever. This allowing your spine to try and align itself with the aid of chiro/stretching/inversion. If you have any misalignment presently then chances are you have some tightened up angry muscles around your spine. Massage manipulation will loosen the muscle and get it to try and relax. Stacking proceedures in a single day works great too. Such as a massage followed by chiro....ect...or even massage chiro accupuncture.....or whatever.
The key is to get the muscles to relax and stay relaxed and get your.spine aligned. Then keep it aligned by daily inversion and stretching/strengthening.
I have a friend that had a pinched siatic nerve(however you spell it.) went to the regular dipshit doc and got his muscle relaxors and 800mg motrins and ate em all like candy for a week without improvement. Barely mobile. Refused to come use my inversion table cause its not what the doctor told him to do. Then he asked his doc about it and the doc blew smoke up his ass.....why.....cause he wouldn't be paying for visits with an inversion table.....fucking scumbag docs.
I finally got him on my table....3 times in one day and pop. The pinched spot released and over the next few days the soreness went away. I made no bones about telling him what a complete cocksucker I thought he was.

 

[chewyxrage]

Chiro's saved my shit. Sacrilliac joint out of wack, one leg an inch longer than the other, etc.

Helped big time. They ain't no bullshit. Of course, you have to find a good one that knows sports injuries.