SPINE SURGEON Goes to the Chiropractor | Here's how it went....
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- In this video, Dr. Webb visits the chiropractor for the first time.
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"As a spine surgeon, I'm always looking for ways to minimize a patient going to surgery" That there is what ethics, values, and humanity look like!
That is what collecting a 500$ consultation several times before surgery looks like.
You want as many bites of the apple before you throw away the core you botched a surgery on....
Talk about naive sheesh
@@UNcommonSenseAUS dude why don't you just stop.
@@joshuakhan8099 He's just a bitter troll. Disregard him.
@@UNcommonSenseAUS if you feel that’s the case you better try a new doctor
@@UNcommonSenseAUS - Good for nothing troll, your ignorance is evident! In your statement the dollar sign is supposed to go in front of the number, you have it wrong. Secondly, you haven’t the intelligence to be either one of these people, you’d never pass the school entrance exams!!!
Never heard of this dude, but the fact he took the criticism of his comments on chiropractic work seriously, and used it as a jumping point to learn more about it shows volumes about his character. Good on you man
the funny thing is, in his video he stated several times that he, a surgeon, knows nothing about that topic and its just his opinion.
I watched this video and the other one and man does this dude have great character. It's not often you see the character of a man in such a small sample size. Good on him and his parents
He has a very intelligent way of learning new experiences. 🤔 I dig his G
The haters where only retarded people that didn't understand he wasn't trashing no one, he just stated the truth. Very ignorant people.
That's what science is about.
This guy gets haters, treats it as feedback, and takes it upon himself to learn more. Love this guy. Brilliant content.
People criticizing him on his lack of knowledge in a field he is expected to have relevant knowledge in doesn’t make them haters.
@@BodilyFunction hes expected to have knowledge on the field of Spine SURGERY not spine manipulation. He works from inside whilst chiropractics work from outside, 2 completely different things and he REPEATEDLY states in his video that he doesnt claim to know anything about chiropractic therefore the "critics" were unfair, rude and misleading themselves. If you want knowledge in the topic go watch a video about a CHIROPRACTIC watching another chiropractic. Those were not constructive criticism they were people annoyed that they were on the wrong video. Do you need to degrade him to tell him to seek more information in a topic? Cause if you do then that's a problem with you not the criticised. Them saying that he was misleading is idiotic, seeing as he clearly stated to not take his word for such topics as he was requested repeatedly to react to these things and so he did.
I dont mean to sound rude and as if I cant take criticism but idiotic behaviour is NOT criticism.
@@MerdaDeCabelo I’d say me saying their criticism doesn’t make them all haters compared to this reaction is a bit of an overreaction from my point of view. However the one topic I would like to debate with you is wether or not he should have known about chiropractic services. As HE had mentioned in his own video, he always tries everything he can to see if he can help solve or mediate the issue WITHOUT surgery. Which implies that him having knowledge on other services and treatments for spinal issues outside of surgery is also part of his job. For him to have regarded chiropractic medicine as not a real or effective medicine before even looking into it before hand could be called negligence since he says himself that part of his job has to do with referring people with back issues that can be resolved without surgery. I think what he’s doing here is good but to say that the criticism in his first video is unjustified or “idiotic” because he’s a surgeon not chiropractor himself is just misleading and unfair as hell. He’s a professional, he has a large audience that generally look to him as a professional to hear his opinions on things and as a professional to say that another very legitimate profession is fake or doesn’t actually help is incredibly damaging regardless of if he told people not to take his word for it. People don’t seem to understand the kind of effect opinions of those in such specialized and advanced fields can have. He has considerable power whether he wants to or not and he should be more thorough in his research before giving opinions on things in his general field of study since many people will see them as a professional doctors opinion. I will find time stamps where he said multiple times that he tries to refer people out to help the issue WITHOUT surgery which implies he knows what can help with certain spinal ailments without needed specific surgical knowledge.
1:39 2:42 8:00 I would also like to add that I don’t think he is bad or evil or has Ill intent. all I think is that the criticisms he received were completely legitimate and that he should do more research in these fields that are closely related to his own field of study before giving his opinion on them. I think this video is a good thing and something I wish more people would do after receiving legitimate non hateful criticisms.
@@BodilyFunction I would say you have a valid argument, but to put the public audience as people who cant do things for themselves on his back isnt exactly fair. You're expecting him (a person who's definitely really busy) to have extensive research on a subject that has not been brought up to his attention other than youtube comments requesting it. A "criticism" saying that they're questioning his credibility on a subject he deliberately said that he has no credibility on is, put very simply, ignorant. They ignored the fact that he directly addressed his credibility in the subject which should entice YOU the viewer to go look for more credible source. To say that the viewers are just a bunch of followers with no ability to form opinions of their own based on their own research and use that as a reason to degrade someone's image is very simply not fair and again... ignorant of the part of the "critics". You're taking a very malleable piece of information and including it into the equation as a strict factor when it obviously has multiple forms.
This Doctor is next level. This was an encounter that threatened to be hugely condescending and critical, but the surgeon explicitly notes his own qualifications and intentions and then allows his guest to speak. Amazing.
Thank you!! 🙏🏾
I knew some other neuroscientists and docs who scoffed at chiropractic medicine. Adjustments and correctional lifestyle and exercises absolutely have their place for alleviating pain.
Agreed - He is next level good and I would want to see him if I had to have an assessment for a problem.
I didn't look for a condescending attitude but a more critical one absolutely this almost looked more like publicity than an actual confrontation on the subject. This video didn't lift any of my doubts about Chiropractors.
Is different, most I seen even emergency recommend physical therapy and chiropractic depending on what I prefer
They've got eachothers backs.
NO
Hahahaha
Waaaaaa waaaaaa 🤣 😂
Lol
Literally!
I admired the open-mindedness of the spinal surgeon. He didn't come across as haughty, neither did he speak to the chiropractor with any detectable condescension. I overall enjoyed this video and it's a high-five from me to both of these professionals. 👍🏾
Why did u make it creepy
@@gabrielellis2511 Creepy? 😯 What's creepy about my comment? I'm giving praise to two Black professionals. I don't get this calling me a fathead and a creep. It's totally uncalled for! 😖😥😢😭😭😭🤧😤
@@gabrielellis2511 what’s “creepy” about the comment from Mr. Broadnax? I gave him a thumbs up 👍.
Me too. They are two. . . .
"GREAT DOCTOR'S" !
Great video!
Anybody else notice this man is wearing cowboy boots with his scrubs? Only in Texas
Yeehaw!!
😂😂
Yessss!! Hoped someone else noticed that!
1 yeehawww = 1 respect 🤟🏻
He is not a man....he is a legend!
Going to a chiropractor literally helped with my depression because I was in so much pain and it was a vicious cycle. I’m finally getting relief!
Thanks for sharing!
I went to a ghetto chiropractor place, I kind of regret going there low key
@@oxord1111 that's what you get for the money. Instead of going for cheap things you should try to save money and go to a place with a lot better quality... and hygene
@@mile_851 okay ima try that soon. Thanks
Placebo effect goes crazy
I gotta say - this guy is one of the most humble surgeons I have ever encountered and as a PT I have met many. Willingness to be open minded to things he admittedly doesn’t fully understand is shockingly pleasant. Nice work dr webb
I gotta say I am also shocked by his humbleness.
All these types of comments says a lot about how physicians are full of sociopaths.
Absolutely. I don't mean to bring race into it but most white doctors wouldn't do this. Doctors have enormous egos.
@@ophiolatreia93 yeah, just don't with that comment. Never generalize people by their skin color...
@@Dannyuh7 you're saying that every generalisation is racist or erroneous?
Is it racist to say that black people are better dancers than white people? No it's a fact.
@@ophiolatreia93 I see I hit a nerve.
Never said anything about racism but, just generalizing groups of people is an ignorant way of looking at it. It's best to take each individual by their own merits and not categorize them, especially based on skin color. It just opens the door for things like racism and is the very cause.
So yeah, no need to attack me because you don't like being called out.
This kind of collaboration in the healthcare field would do a world of good for us all. Good stuff!
the VA needs to get on board
@@carnishacampbell1352 we the people, will need to advocate, on behalf of our military, for the VA to do something.
Now we need big pharmas and vaccine experts chat
Yeah only thing is chiropractors don’t contribute to healthcare. They’re quacks.
From my understanding there's a lot of "no, MY field is best" in healthcare.
I was there when Dr. Yates delivered her very first cervical adjustment, we graduated in the same class and I am happy to see her doing well, she is a great doc. You make us all proud Marilyn!
This is so sweet 😭😭
@@annemcnally5 When chiropractors treat the dysfunction of a joint it’s generally called an adjustment. In this case it was in the neck, AKA the cervical spine, hence “cervical adjustment”.
You guys were eating from the same wheeties box, and it had not 1 but 2 diploma of chiropractic doctor certificates inside ??
*WOW*
🤣😅😂😂🤣
@@Yohann67 the only "dysfunction" chiropractors -treat- exploit is stupidity with comorbid gullibility by regular & repeated financial adjustments of the clients bank balance
@@UNcommonSenseAUS You were dropped on your head when you were a baby, weren’t you?
I have had 16 surgeries involving my spine in one way or another. I was diagnosed with Scoliosis at 13. Now, at 47, my spine is a mess. I appreciate that you not only look at other treatments, but also are trying them out. Although not all treatments will be right for every patient, different treatments for different patients based on their condition & symptoms may really benefit that patient.
get a shikibuton. I promise you ll thank me in a month ( its good for everyone but in my case I reversed my mild scoliosis and hip issues , was in extreme pain for three years
spine surgeries have gone a long way since you probably got your first one. it’s a shame that surgeries/technology evolved so slowly compared to now
As a nurse/paramedic (retired) my spine went n2 a downhill decline starting in my mid 40's.
I have a plethora of spinal diagnosis & also some spinal cord problems.
I made up my mind at the beginning of this nightmare that I'd have one surgery & 1 surgery only. 20 yrs later & I've still only had a lumbar laminectomy.
Chiropractor medicine has helped me more than anything! And has also kept from becoming opioid dependent!
Cool story bro
No real Lu????
It's crazy how much toxicity there are amongst premeds (especially on SDN lol) but here we have an MD who shows nothing but respect for other fields.
Mohammed A. SDN is full of alarmingly arrogant med students. I wouldn’t want them touching me or my family with a 90 ft pole lol
@@Velisabeth what's SDN?
@@amandal.1422 Student Doctor Network. Empty tin makes loudest noise
I would suggest that sdn is a site used by self selected ppl often going into surgical fields and those of which you will want to work on you because theyre surgeons
SDN is only helpful when it comes to certain informations. But other than that, stay the f-- away from it, lots of doom and gloom and it will eat away your mental health
I’ve worked with a lot of surgeons while in nurse anesthesia school and I can tell Dr Webb is a great, patient,level headed person. Anyone working with him is blessed. I just know it
NOT SURE It’s a good job. Some facilities are better than others. I’m still a student but graduate in 10 months. I think it will be better when I’m on my own instead of trying to please each CRNA I’m with who does things differently than the next. The term is nurse anesthetist, not nurse anesthesiologist
Yes, I don't think I would be able to be as cool headed around someone I know is perform an 'adjustment' that has no evidence to support its efficacy. He's a good guy.
@@josephs3169 lol true
Thank you! I appreciate it 🙏🏾
@NOT SURE I didn't like being an RN that much, partly because i hate giving baths, dealing with families for hours and being on my feet for hours. Every job has its pros and cons. I believe shadowing a someone in a career for at least a week is the best thing to do if you want to know if you will like it
After car accident I got this done and if is not for the great teamwork of my orthopedic surgeon and chiropractor I won’t be moving at this point of my life. Both professionals are extremely necessary. Thanks for educating the masses Dr.Webb!
C. Huseyin That awesome. Like Dr Gregory Johnson said both need to work together for the patients best interest.
Were you ever sore after your adjustments?
Indeed. As a health care worker I always loved to find different solutions for a patient's health and recovery. Sadly is not always the case. Many keep believing in 1 way. I hope you are better now 🙏
Unfortunately I wasn't as lucky as you I had 3 surgeries to repair a herniated disc and all 3 were failures I go to a chiropractor once a month currently and I've had 0 back pain for 2 years idk what I would do without a chiropractor
Glad ur OK 😊
Love this conversation, you can see the innate respect for each other’s discipline or profession.
Thanks, Mark!!
Sorry doctor or meant and..
Yesss
I appreciate how open Dr.Webb is about seeing for himself, doing research, and consciously checking his assumptions. Not only is this good modeling, it’s what we all should be doing as adults.
ablacksquare you dont need to see for yourself to know it's nonsense.
You definitely need to see for yourself. Im glad he did this. Chiropractic care is essential.
Luc Préfontaine i never said to judge before gathering data you idiot. You made up a position that is easier to refute.
Luc Préfontaine since you are moron then i guess i'll explain. "No need to see..." means you dont have to go and check it on your own, you can check if the data supports what they are claiming.
Totally agree!.
You know she was terrified adjusting a spine surgeons' spine LOL
Jason Barefoot I was thinking the same thing. Chiropractors can BS some people with their gab, but you can’t fool an orthopedic surgeon. I think this “real” doctor was not impressed and won’t be going back, nor referring a patient of his to a DC. For the life of me I don’t know why they refer to themselves as a DOCTOR!
@@ronstopfer2315 because she has a DOCTORATE of chiropractic. do people forget that there are many doctorate degrees?? not just and MD
Well getting adjusted isn't an instant fix. Multiple sessions are needed. Just like when u get braces removed from your teeth and have to wear a retainer for so long so your teeth don't move back out of place.
AB wrong when you have a PhD you’re a professor lol not a physician!! When you have a doctorate degree you’re a doctor of that discipline... Dr. Webb is a doctor of medicine and a spine surgeon and this lady is a doctor of chiropractic medecine but not a medical doctor
@@blovegirl0 Learn to read please. AB didn't say that a PhD holder was a physician. He said that both Dr. Webb and Dr. Yates hold doctorate degrees and that one of the doctors was a physician while the other was a Doctor of Chiropractic. Also, it is NOT the case that because someone has a PhD that that person is a professor. Professor is a title that takes years to obtain depending on the academic intuition. Just because a person teaches at a university and holds a PhD does not instantly make him a professor.
8:57 - the adjustments start
it’s been 7 months, but thanks man!
lol ur welcome, @@_totallynotscott Love ur username 😆
Tks chief
I appreciate it
JJAJAJA
I am so proud of this man. I went to Ortho and he kept talking about surgery for my neck. The Ortho ended up giving my carpal tunnel surgery which I now know was not the root of the issue. After laying in so much pain for months and slow physical therapy, someone suggested going to a Chiro. After just one session, i immediately felt so much pain relief. I could actually move my right arm without an enormous amount of pain. I kept going and kept getting better and better. I am able to move, lift and do so much and it is all thanks to my Chiro.
Same here. I'm another misdiagnosed case of carpal tunnel and could barely move my right arm for years. Chiropractor helped me a lot and I live very close to a normal life now.
hmmm i got chronic pain in mine shoulder for a year ,unable to bend in certain angle , i did some cracking on myself, lol self heal , now no issues , save some money
@@sdqsdq6274 wait, tell me what you did! Please! Same with me not being able to bend certain ways, limited movement.
@@caioschieferdid you ever get an MRI of your cervical spine to further explore your issue?
@@DELLRS2012 i did. It's an hernia on my C7 area. A painful one, but managed now wirh chiropractor, physiotherapy and also occasional acupuncture. However, It took me almost 2 years to be basically pain free at the moment.
No one is going to mention his cowboy boots??? Scrubs + Cowboy boots = savage style
I read this comment as the camera panned to the boots. Was 👌💯
A lot of doctors wear cowboy boots with their scrubs here in Texas. I recently moved to Houston to attend graduate school and it was a culture shock at first lol
🔥🔥
Krkrkrkr you’re killing me !!! I thought the same 😆😆😆
I have a cousin that is a trauma nurse. He wears Redwing work boots in fall through winter. In summer, dang Crocs. He said it is important to have something that you don’t have to untie, in case you have an emergency.
Shes so adorable, you can tell shes a bit nervous but super knowledgeable though and appreciate the colaboration.
Lol
Did you watch the same video as we did?
She is scientifically proven wrong when talking about knuckles though
@@Fureth32 I noticed that too yea
@@Fureth32 it’s totally plausible for a doctor who has been in practice for as long as she has to still have outdated methodologies. That was only recently proven wrong, as in the last few years. So your attempt to discredit her as a professional was so pointless 🙄
I love how he handles his critics. Also, that chiro is awesome. She does things that I wish more would do. Especially the muscle release before the adjustment.
if you are in FW area, Michael Petke has been a lifesaver
Yeah, she's a pretty awesome chiropractic doctor.. there's not a lot that I've seen that does what she does
@@serious7179 Yeah, we’ll think about it, just how many have you seen? A minuscule sampling of all chiropractors for certain. Plenty of DCs do this or some type of soft tissue work as an adjunct to manipulation.The majority in fact I would say. Yes, I’m a chiropractor of 28 years and can speak to this. There are those that take a different approach for sure. There are numerous viable techniques, and differing philosophies and approaches exists. No 2 chiropractors are exactly alike and individual patients respond differently to varying types of care.
@@sandrakillalea1150 ok...not sure why you felt the need to diminish my comment, but the rest of what you said sounds ok
@@sandrakillalea1150 🦆
Tickled at how with each adjustment he yelled out of surprise. I Love how he explored learning from the chiropractor.
I just want to applaud this black man and this woman, because we don’t see enough people who look like us in these fields in most occasions. Kudos!
So, why do we care they're black?
Oh, because you're racist.
Normal people see two respected medical professionals sharing knowledge about chiropractic care, but you, you make it about race.
Thats funny.
@@zulusiyathokoza What law closed minorities off to being medical professionals?
@@foxsdream maybe the fact that certain schools were white only, or the fact that schools in areas where it’s predominantly African American, aren’t the best schools which leads to a lower number in people that actually go to college/university and especially the medical field.
@@robert9595 Just a question, why are you so mad about someone being happy that black people are being represented as medical practitioners? What is it to you?
@@loawillie-harry1094 If someone were to say wow kudos that it's a white man that won the national lottery! They would get hate and called a racist.
Then there's people like the commenter that is black and brings race into everything. If it's only ok for black people to be proud of their race, that itself is racist
Btch
She was my chiropractor when I lived there she’s amazing
Awesome!
I’ve been desperately needing someone, glad I stumbled upon this video and your comment!
@@januaryforward1320 Just look for a yoga class near you. You probably won't need this mumbo jumbo practice.
@@hasmituchil5214 yoga is great. But not the same as an adjustment. I've done both and they work best when done together.
@@hasmituchil5214 no one needs yoga lol this is far better
I’ve had chiropractic adjustments a few times, once I could barely walk going in and they fixed me right up. I think one of the problems these days is a lot of the UA-cam videos are cheapening the profession by sensationalising the the cracking portion of it and not showing the full consolation.
this 100%.
Dr. Ian chiropractor is really hands on with specific adjustments, just the necessary cracks to heal his patients. no overall crackings and shit
I think it’s from people like me who love to hear and feel joints getting cracked. Like I crack my own fingers but also like to crack other people’s fingers. But it does make it seem like everyone gets the exact same adjustments and skips the individualized consultation
I think those that called him out forgot at the end, or didn't make it to the end of his video, where he said try everything before coming in to surgery. Also he said it helps but if you keep doing what got you feeling the pain, then you'll have to keep going back but you need to train the muscles around the area.
Were you ever sore hours after an adjustment
If only the rest of the world would see each other as these Doctors did.Respect .
Healthcare is rough but you meet some of the brightest people on earth. I love how consults always start with a "thank you for letting me see your patient" or smthng like that lol
Scrubs or not he’s wearing his boots. A true Texan. ,
He's from Louisiana...
Why was he catching slack. He said he wasn’t an expert and was looking from the outside. So what was the crappy comments for
Exactly
It’s the internet
Chiropractors on UA-cam have a bit of a cult following and those followers will rigorously defend chiropractic medicine from any criticism.
Karen's are everywhere
@@someopinionateddirt6561 yup. I'm fairly against chiropractic medicine. It's extremely dangerous. Plus, most researchers agree there isn't much evidence behind it. However, you wanna risk it and get your back cracked, fine. I just have a huge problem with people taking their children and pets to be adjusted. If you're interested in the dangers of chiropractic medicine, you should watch Myles Powers. He does a lot of debunk videos on the topic
I love Dr. Webb’s videos. I’ve never heard him say anything other than that spine surgery should be the last resort. He is open to other treatments and is never condescending to anyone. I look for his videos, learn a lot, and enjoy each one.
Even though I disagree with some of the claims made by the Chiro community, I really appreciate that you took time out of your day to actually try it. I respect the honesty of your content.
Thanks David!
I always feel good after each Chiro visit :) guess you just haven't been lucky.
@@antoniowebbmd though I am dubious on the leg length thing, I am a big fan of chiropractors for musculoskeletal issues. I get a lot of upper back tightness, when I get an upper back adjustment. It's like a religious experience, the most amazing thing ever. I'm surprised you didn't have a bigger reaction, Dr. Webb. Also, I want to add my thanks for you doing this video.
@@priscillafrye2951 i feel religious, spiritual and the moat amazing feeling every time i relieve my full bowels. But that does not mean it is the prescription for depression. Cracking knuckles makes it feel like your joints have more mobility. If you do not loosen up or stretch before an exercise the joints used in the activities will inevitably 'crack' and 'loosen' . Placebo at best.
Also there is no supportive evidence to her claim that knuckle cracking causes arthritis.
@@RedRoseSeptember22 You have been the lucky one, many have died because of this woo pedaling. Most of the world does not even consider it medicine. You should watch this ua-cam.com/video/FyZSWS6FdTA/v-deo.html
“Nice to meet you.”
“Absolutely.”
I like that he said Surgery is the last option. That is so true when it comes to the spine. She was awesome. It's nice to see the respect they had for the other's profession. These are some super smart people!
Dr. Webb, as a practicing chiropractor in Florida, I really appreciate this video. Credits to Dr. Yates as well. I believe you are setting a great example for surgeons, neurologist, and other medical disciplines incorporating chiropractic care in a patient's treatment. I would also consider some of the cases that come to your office such as the mild-moderate muscle strain that would not warrant 6-8 weeks of therapy, but would warrant a trial 2-week period of conservative treatment with the use of chiropractic manipulation.
Thank you again for experiencing chiropractic manipulation. I'm sure you're feeling good once that soreness calms down. Shout out to Dr. Yates!
Never had a chiropractor NOT try to sell me on several weeks of therapy, even for acute injuries.
OH MY GOD Dr. Webb thank you for shouting out occupational therapy. So refreshing to hear a doctor that knows what we do. I get so many referrals when doctor mis-identifies me as a PT.
I wish he would interview PT/ OT instead of a chiropractor!
What’s the difference between physical therapy and occupational therapy?
@@daphnejoslyn9933 Why instead of rather than in addition to?
@@somefishhere OT is more holistic while PT focuses on the physical activity of the client :)
Pt is below the waist, ot is above the waist?
Such a humble and honest Dr. The fact that he is upfront about spinal surgery being the last resort and is open to collaborating and finding other means of therapy, has my deepest respect. This world needs more doctors like you in every single field
It was all going so well until she told him to drink a lot of water to "flush out the toxins" they just released. That is 1000% wackjob speak :(
@@jenbcamping true 😂😂😂
Thank you for being so respectful to another medical professional. I'm glad she informed us of the education level, the business classes and licensors they must acquire before they can practice in any particular state.
Medical profession? Hahahahahahaha
Chiropractor: we don't like patients cracking their own neck
Me just turning my head: *KKSsrrCRCcHCHHKK*
NO ITS MINE!
The main thing is that’s an issue is forcing the pop. If you just tilt your head and your neck cracks, no biggie. I’ve been getting neck adjustment for a little over a year over the onset of whiplash. When I first started, I couldn’t get my nose in line with my shoulders, but now I have full range of motion (c3-c4 is still a little locked up but has been getting better).
@@georgedenny9446 yeah it sounds like bs to me, I had whiplash after a car accident and literally just stretched my own neck whenever it got stiff, by the time of my physical therapy appointment there was nothing wrong with my neck anymore. I would personally say cracking your own neck is fine, considering I went from severe whiplash to perfectly fine in just a couple weeks by doing so, stretching it often rather than just during the few spread out appts.
Well you dont become a spine surgeon by giving blind criticism and rolling with it
Hi i know its a joke but seriously its not a good thing to do... You might block arteries that give blood to your brain.. Even though the chances are low you should still be aware👍🏾
Both doctors are smart and mutually respectful. This was an enjoyable video.
You are nominayed for the best youtube comment award
I liked the fact that he listened to all the the comments from the previous video in order to educate us and himself on the practice of chiropractic medicine, and adjustments.
Thanks, I appreciate it!
Dr Webb, im pretty sure you're a great surgeon but you are also one helluva Ytuber
Ha thanks! I appreciate it
Dang, learned a new slang word “helluva”
@@antoniowebbmd Go see the man get the ring dinger
Her: “Nice to meet you!”
Him: “ABSOLUTELY”
*i giggled*
Lol I noticed that to lol
I laughed a little at this too.
Why?
@@TheQsanity agreed, why?
@@Fluxzone90 because he agreed that it was nice to meet him (not her) according to proper diction.
As a Chiropractor I appreciate this video. Dr Webb is a great physician and surgeon.
Great video. I’ve been seeing my chiropractor for 13 years and I love it. One of the best decisions I made. I see him monthly which is a healthy maintenance routine. I definitely recommend seeing a chiropractor along with a spine doctor.
He’s the type of doctor/surgeon that if needed you want to go to. A lot of doctors are pompous with a god complex. This guy is humble and open minded and willing to educate himself where he may lack a full understanding.
You got to give him credit for actually looking into this type of therapy with an open mind and going thru it himself. So many doctors are unjustly opinionated coming out of med school and indoctrinated in one school of thought. Thank you for trying this out for yourself.
Is extremely disappointing that many people actually think like you.
We practice evidence based medicine, in other words we offer treatments that have been proven to work when studied under rigorous scientific protocols. This is not an ideological issue or a school of taught, is about what has been proven to work using the scientific method and what is unproven quackery. Most of the things chiropractors offer have been shown to be not better than a placebo and the things that work are already offered by orthopedists, physiatrists, physical therapists, etc.
@MALA2243 the great thing about science is that it doesn't care about anecdotes
Alternative medicine that works is called medicine. If chiropracty worked it wouldn't have to hide in a seperate kind of doctorate.
I've had back trouble all my life. When I was down in London on a physical training course I had spasms in cervical and lumber. Was crooked and locked up tight. A guy named Neil offered to help and had basic chiropractic knowledge. I was already in agony but he stuffed his knee in my back and yanked my shoulders backwards. Loudest crack id ever heard. I was furious at him as I thought he'd broke my back. I stubbornly refused further manipulation. Over the next 3 days my upper back although sore had never felt so mobile, loose and good. In hindsight due to fear, anger and lack of knowledge I turned away from his help which was better than all the physios and doctors seen since. Thank you for sharing this video and for your honest openmindedness.
I had a bad pinched nerve in my upper back, every time I turned my head it felt like a red hot metal rod was shoved down my spine, had one Crack my back once and it's soo much better😌
Just imagining that back crack almost feels good
He is fab! Humble enough to question his preconceived ideas, admit it, and act on it.
People of true integrity can be hard to find 💖
Glad you were open to learning. I’ve had the opposite experience where I went in for a consultation and the first question I was asked is when do you want to schedule surgery . Then after talking to him he was like well not actually sure it’s injured but we will know if we go in. Then scoffed when I said I wanted to try physical therapy first. Did 8 months of it for my shoulder and now I can lift and climb and do all sorts of things with no surgery.
Needs to be more people like you who actually put their patient first .
I love how he takes the hate and turns it in a learning experience for himself
Absolutely love that Dr Webb isn’t like a lot of other doctors that look down upon Chiropractors. Dr Webb showed much respect. A man of true honorable character!
Salute both Doctors for taking the time to collaborate and share their professional knowledge and experiences!
I laughed so hard when she said “you’re just real vocal huh”.
She was really nervous you could tell, you guys shouldn’t be so hard on her
I thought each of them was knowledgeable and respectful of each other's disciplines.
Rio Illustrates surgeons paralyze and kill people too.
Yah people expect doctors to be professional orators too lol
That’s hilarious. What?
@@rioreason do doctors not also kill people, how many people have died in the operating room, every profession have their draw backs.
I wish you did a followup to this video. How you felt afterwards, how much "good" you think it did for you.
Her: "Afterward, your muscles go back to the way they were before."
About sums it up... About at most, you get an endorphin kick for a little while, then you go back to the way things were before.
No amount of "popping air bubbles in the joints" is going to fix major traumas or structural malformations.
@@MGmirkin thank you. One real person in the comment section to keep my sanity
@@MGmirkin ua-cam.com/video/s5iDJc9k9SA/v-deo.html
@@MGmirkin yep its all bullshit. One day it will be made illegal.
@@liquidbrainstorm I guess you and the spine surgeon will agree to disagree.
This is wonderful! My dad is a retired MD with scoliosis. When nothing else worked he started going to a chiropractor, and it is helping him tremendously Should have been referred decades ago! The history of how the AMA was sued by the chiropractors is interesting history. A lot of damage was done trying to discredit these professionals
I freaking love going to the chiropractor.
Around age 10, I was dog pilled & it burst a disc in my deep lumbar.. almost broke my back. The disc is now prone to slipping since one side is damaged. I lived with the slipped disc for several years. This was mostly due to ignorance. It got to the point that I couldn't move or sleep from the horrible pain, had headaches & was severely depressed.
The first day I went in, I was exhausted and so mentally dead to life. When the doctor started tweaking me around, I could feel these weird static waves & pops through my body. I also really had to pee after. But when they slapped the little electro stimulus pads on my back & cranked up the machine, I had EUPHORIA. I cried due to feeling so pain free & relaxed after so many years. I actually fell asleep. I had to go back several more times to fix all my jacked up joints.
Love it so much. I need to go back soon. My back is tweaking again. It's starting to affect my neck. 😒
Again? So it is temporary. Not permanent?
@@zaema21 like they said in the video, the body will revert back to it's normal state, just like teeth w/out braces
@@zaema21 for a permanent fix you'll need a treatment, not just one sess
@@orlandobloont Oh Yes! I watched and heard this statement in this video but what I meant is for her situation it means she has this moment to go back. I guess in her case, it needs to be done some other time.
@@zaema21 I've heard sometimes it's a more long time therapy, like on other fields when with time you end up checking in once in a while
She was amazing. Answered all the questions very respectfully and she seemed extremely knowledgeable. Great video man.
I respect the fact that a professional was willing to open up his viewpoint on what may or may not be effective. Everything has a place and all have their limitations.
Now this is an orthopedic specialist I would trust, if I needed one. He clearly discusses and demonstrates his openness to other treatments. I applaud you Sir!
Kudos for listening to the negative reviews but not letting it bog you down. A true man will grow from a mistake and it seems to me that you're doing just that. Keep on keeping on man
Agree We all make mistakes, errors, stupid things!.
Wolfgang Mozart --It's never the mistake that matters.... Its the recovery"
Two black doctors in one room "WOOHOO!"
That's what I was thinking! Melanin winning!
Racist much?
🙄
@@queleene84 you're right! UA-cam needs to censor the video quick before black people realize they don't need the Democratic party to take care of them.
Two human beings who happen to be doctors.
She seemed a bit nervous at the beginning, lol! But when she got him on her table she opened up and was more comfortable.
I’d say she hasn’t had much camera time but once she got to the table was in her element. I honestly booked a chiropractor visit after this video, trying to avoid surgery but was scared until this video.
I'm glad you went to her and even taking the time talking about her credentials and schooling. The video that you made addressing the spine manipulation y-strap gained so many criticisms from people that people were giving the practice at whole a bad name. I definitely believe there is a place for it and wish that the insurance companies would add these places to their lists. I hope that one day they will put it in conjunction with physical therapy, because I've left there crying after trying to work the issue out. They are definitely essential work. Just like there are bad doctors, there will be bad chiros, but that's just the industry
I love it, I started going to the chiropractor. Every aspect of my health started adjusting, best decision I ever made. Took over 13 years to go
S Otero I had the mother of a guy I grew up with finally go see a Chiropractor because she had subscribed to my page. She had tinnitus (ringing of the ears) for 20+ years. She went in for back, neck, or shoulder problem (I can't remember) and when she had her neck adjusted the tinnitus went away. It wasn't the reason she went in but she was so happy that she wrote to me to tell me about it. I am glad you went please keep telling others of your experiences/results. Good luck !!
I wish more physicians were as open-minded about "alternative" health care, especially chiropractic care, as you are. Thank you for listening to your viewers and making this video.
Exactly!!! I used to work for an orthopedic surgeon (p Holmes) and I can’t tell you the number of times he bad mouthed Chiropractor, sometimes going as far as calling them quack medicine, also wouldn’t defend his podiatrist when other ortho Drs bad mouthed his podiatrist 🙄
I've met a few of them, but to an extent. As in don't cut off your meds because you found a root online that will cure your infection, but try both. A decent combination of the two.
@@tdiaz196769 Honestly it is just therapy. Chiro isn't going to cure anything. The quack stuff is when a chiro says things like cracking your back is going to improve gut function or some other such nonsense.
It will only help with pain relief and range of motion. It is also only short term solutions. Everything they do will have to be redone over and over for the same relief.
Chiros who lean heavy into the psudo science BS are the ones to steer clear of. Unlike the one in the video.
@@atomic1019 isn’t the same as taking medicine and if someone stops taking it, things will go bad?
@@KainsAddiction How the hell is relining a vertebra that a ligament is torquing on pseudoscience? Your doctor going to fix that? Clown..
Gotta go to Houston and get the ring dinger bro lol
I was about to suggest that!!!
Agree
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAH FUCKING LOL THIS MADE ME.
He'll feel it all the way down.
GrungyAssCinema and I can guarantee that he’ll still be kickin at the end
The most amazing thing is that they speak the SAME language!! And he can articulate everything his doing literally through the experience 👌🏾
this is the type of doctor you wanna go and see, he/she knows what he/she knows and doesn't know, and is willing(or even eager) to learn about the unknown. I'm chiropractic student myself and my school put huge emphasis on evidence-based practice and multi-disciplinary practices that patient outcome is so much better when you have a group of doctors from different backgrounds and expertise communicating with each other and learning from each other on a regular basis.
I love how open minded he is. Doesn’t act like he knows it all. And he actually went there and to see how it works. You can’t beat that.
This was a brilliant explanation.
Also a genius collaboration.
Low key I always thought spine surgeons and Chiro’s didn’t see eye to eye.
Never underestimate a man with scrubs and cowboy boots on when he says he’ll go to a chiropractor from his comment section saying “try it yourself”
Dr. Webb clearly shows hes not intimidated by chiropractors, but rather he sees them as a tool to help his patients just as physiotherapy is before and after surgery! He understands not all problems can be solved through surgery and deadly medications!
Great job Dr. Webb
Are they referred by doctors do you know?
Lol no he again said he's not going to refer it. It's snake oil.
That's because everything she knows he knows.
Look into the difference. You can see why surgeons don't like the chiro to have a DR title.
@@Quickstepz-OG Titles should be exclusive e.g a car mechanic should not call himself a mechanical engineer. Drs work 10s of years to obtain that title and an element of respect comes with it.
as matter of fact that chiropractor seems intimidated and nervous as hell around him 😂
Man, this is definitely TX. Haha, the cowboy boots with the scrubs totally caught me off guard. Props for testing the process before judging its potential benefits.
Mad respect to Dr. Webb, he has an open mind and allows us to see both sides of an issue.
How refreshing. ❤️ what a wonderful collaboration. I hope the two of you have continued working together. Now I find myself sitting here doing shoulder rolls. Thanks for being awesome!
Shopping for chiropractors is extremely important because in this case the Chiropractor is pretty evidence based and seemed to also integrate physiotherapy into her practice however I've also seen quite a lot who lean towards the naturopath and alternative medicine side of medicine, I used to work indirectly with chiropractors and they range from ones with clinics that look and function like a doctor's clinic and then ones that sell and/or promote health drinks and oils, they vary in quality a lot.
Hence, you should stay away from them and see real doctors
@@Korespix I agree, the adjustment part of a chiropractic appointment is basically a placebo at best, dangerous at worst, the only valuable part is the exercises they give you to do at home which normally involving stretching and the such; however you can get that advice online or from a PT.
@@Mastealth My cousin is an infantile epilepsy specialist. Adjustments and other therapies can drastically reduce the number of seizures babies have. Placebos don't work on one year olds
@UCE8MZQbgCxH6mm9ffP5gwJw You're an idiot if you think it's placebo. Learn before you speak
A chiro can't integrate physio to their practice, Jimmy. It's a completely different field. A chiro can hand out a couple exercises, that's not a PT rehab
Love the shout out to OT! Everyone, including doctors, always lumps OT in with PT and it never gets it's recognition, so I appreciate it!
I think it's awesome that these two medical professionals can work together and share their vast knowledge of the human body.
I believe finding a good chiropractor is like finding a good psychological therapist. A good one is fantastic. A bad one can really mess you up.
I was being treated for pain in my legs and the adjustments corrected my carpal tunnel pain. She told me that had happened with 2 previous patients. Not part of the plan, but awesome!
I agree.. Are you in the UK Marcia!! Please
How’d she fix your carpal tunnel ?
So good that you extend your horizon. She lost me on the knuckle cracking and toxins part, but it was a good video regardless. Thank you Dr. Webb!
Thanks Robin!
@WeirdozChannel can you refer to your sources
@@antoniowebbmd There is many things people in the comment section are getting wrong regarding what Dr Yates said. It would be appreciated if you could translate what she said in medical terms. She said a few things in layman's terms. For example the "flush out the toxins with water" and the question about if cracking your knuckles resulting in arthritis. People get confused when someone answers with a yes and no answer.
Same, those were bullshit. There are no toxins released, nor is knuckle popping via constriction even a thing. Pushing your finger in is still stretching the point where the knuckle pivots, which allows the gas to escape for the pop.
@@okthen1296 lactic acid
It warms my heart seeing POC in healthcare ❤️ this was an amazing collab.
This is so nice to see both of them having no defensive egos at place, being at opposite sides of the prism with a common area of work, having a diff approach tho !
Great representation of both chiropractic and the medical community working together. As a DC (chiropractor) myself, this type of collaboration should be more common practice, and the way that medicine should be working together these days for the benefit of the patient. Great video docs
Then chiropractors need to stop lying about things like telling people not to get vaccines or that adjusting a baby will make them cry less
@@Desirefordesiree they all are quacks
Lol and a DC is not a real doctor hau
@@AAGP361 lmaoo imagine thinking ur a real doc like this clown
The release of pressure and euphoria can’t be ignored
truth
My neurosurgeon told me to try everything except surgery first. Chiropractics got me moving again. Great video.
I really appreciate that this surgeon is actively seeking ways that might benefit his patients alternatively to his own profession 👌 i have had experiences in the past where surgeons seem to be a bit trigger happy with surgical options before advising the exploration of other less invasive strategies. Kudos to this guy 👏👏👏
Refreshing to see a black woman in this field. Great interview, and her responses were clear and concise. ❤
Ah shit, here we go
My favorite chiropractor is Dr.Rahim his videos are really interesting, he takes a lot of time explaining the issues he's seeing and how he's planning to work on that.
Because he practices gonhstead
I don't know either of you, but I am glad you did this. Me and my kids all have tilted hips and neck and low back issues naturally. Some thought I was crazy to go to the chiropractor and my kids. (They were teens) I've had 3 spine surgeries and they are recommending a fusion. I'm putting it off for now because I don't have the time for recovery yet. Chiropractor is helping for now.
I love how unbiased, neutral, and open minded you were throughout this video!
This was also a great advertising opportunity for that very kind and educated woman, so I’m sure you helped her out a lot. :)
Personally, I don’t completely believe in the benefits of adjustments nor have I ever had one, but I still found this super interesting and motivating to research further.
Anyone else cracked their neck when she said, “don’t do it”?
Dr. Webb was ROCKIN those cowboy boots. Dr. Yates was ROCKIN Dr. Webb's joints....lol
and without said boots she clearly wouldn’t have been able to notice the prompt straightening of his ankles.
These are the types of videos that we all need to see! Thank you Doctor for challenging your own biases head on and for all of us to see! Also, thank you for the awesome boots 😆🤗
Love how open he is to different treatments. He also doesn’t judge those who choose to go this route.
I love how you chose a sister thank you
thanks for watching!!
This is a surgeon who not only does his homework but gose that extra mile to do the research ...on himself. Hahahaha love it Doc
I subbed because of the respect he showed to her. Very respectful guy and obviously he is a good person. This could have very easily been contentious but he was open and kind and listened rather than talked.
Thank you!! Welcome 🙏🏾
I love how open mind you are, I’m a PA in spine surgery, and I’m reserved about chiropractic but there are research revealing some benefits, and some people gets better for sure.
There’s more than some benefits to adjustment. (Google scholar)
Chiropractors utilize conservative treatment approaches to care such as physical rehabilitation, adjustments, manual treatments and clinical nutrition. Some may have niches of concentration of their scope or of specific conditions. (Eg. Sciatica, bulging or herniated disc)
Some DCs don’t even adjust because they use other conservative methods, where some only adjust, some do only musculoskeletal rehab, others do only clinical nutrition support, others do sports only, it all depends on the area of expertise, post doctoral education and concentration of the doctor of chiropractic
I agree. A great chiropractor is a treasure. I’ve had bad chiropractic, but I’ve also had bad doctors. All healthcare practitioners can do harm.
@mcchickenz cool name. Where's your expertise coming from?
@suzanne farrington the most underrated comment on here.