@@LordHolley if you think taking antibiotics treats symptoms and not the root cause of your symptoms then bless your heart. When you are given antibiotics it is not to treat symptoms. Antibiotics treat the infection caused by bacteria. When the infection is cured the symptoms will go away. Vicks vapor rub treats symptoms for example. Cough drops treat symptoms. This video is treating a symptom.
If you have ever sat in a chiropractor's waiting room, you will know that 99.99% of patients do NOT look like this. Bad backs are most often caused by having a body like a Walmartian.
@@UA-camBlowsDailyNah it was funny. If you didn’t get it, then you are seriously slow. And clicking on a laughing smiley emoji does not equate to falling on the floor laughing hysterically so calm down.
Why? So you can come into contact with childless, insufferable thirst traps like this? I guarantee she's got some kind of social media account devoted solely to her glute workouts.
I'm amazed you tell a blatant lie, and speak as if you're an authority! NO!! You DON'T know who his patients are, other than the girl in this video clip. What you're doing is trying to defame a doctor who is helping his patient by doing an adjustment which relieved her of much pain. I know exactly what she felt. I had a pinched nerve from a compressed vertebrae that hurt all the time. My response after the pop was exactly the same as hers. Your attempt to discredit the profession of Chiropracty stems from projecting YOUR beliefs (You stated the lie - all his patients are models)about this doctors intent (NO! Because you're lecherous, doesn't mean he is!).
The first time I got adjusted I laughed a bit and then my eyes started to water. It's crazy how much relief washes over you that you didn't realize you needed.
Chiropractors arent doctors. And they DO NOT practice evidence based medicine. Its a huge scam industry. They are less qualified than a physiotherapist
Love how she's tentatively testing it out with deeper and deeper breaths, and giggling with relief that something that loud and unfamiliar not only does not hurt more than before, but the previous pain while inhaling is now gone! Been there, done that. It's a very satisfying feeling.
Lol bro I know what's gonna happen when you get money. Gotta save all these poor sweet girls who are totally not living life like it's a role to play in a movie. My dude this is a gold digger you are looking at.
@@TacticalMallNinja and a rtarded one at that. chiropractic is completely fake. there is no evidence for it ever working and its only popular in the USA. (even european healthcare doesnt cover it)
Some of my family insists on seeing a chiropractor every week for 6 months for an issue. Mine makes me briefly leave my body and when i come back i feel better.
I’ve laughed like that after an adjustment. It’s a really strange involuntary feeling. It’s like you were shocked and relieved at the same time and your body just makes you laugh. It made me feel like a big nerd because I had no explanation for why I was laughing - there literally are no words. I think chiropractors understand this so they just smile - they know they hit the spot.
@derekboyt3383 Same here - it’s wild when over the course of years, you get used to not being able to stand for more than a few minutes, you get used to feeling old, but suddenly you get your life back.
@@michaelkrynski7793 not true. I use to think the same thing then I began to get brutal daily migraines, went to chiro as a last resort and I've not had migraine for 6years
A chiropractors work is never done. They are the mechanics of the medical field...in a sense that they can upsell anything, find (or create) problems anywhere, and you will need to visit them regularly throughout the year because "you can not do it yourself".
The use of chiropractic techniques in America started from a con man as a way to scam people out of money glad to see they've kept some of the same principles at least now it can help a little but if you need to get adjusted chances are you gotta change how your living life and maybe try stretching unless you've been in an accident of some sort but even then for the most partlearn some stretches and do them daily it'll do more for you than adjustments if your not paying for weekly visits even then probably would still do more
I once messed up my neck when i was a teenager. I could barely move my head for a few days and went to see this lady doc. She realigned me, rather aggressively. But it was instant relief. I had tears running down bc of how much better I felt. I'm 40 now and still remember her name and hope she's doing well.
When I messed up my neck aged probably 38, I went to my cricket team's practice session. To begin with, I had to bowl very slowly indeed, but gradually worked my pace up, and within 40 minutes was bowling at full speed. When I got home later that evening, I found that my neck was completely cured.
The initial experience of the rib poping out made me feel like I was having a heart attack. Except mine happened to the middle of my rib cage and the part connected to my spine. For a second I thought I got shot or something. I can only describe the feeling as a giant aggressively grabbing half my upper body with fore fingers on my chest and a heavy thumb in my back then a lot of pressure everywhere it shouldn't be. I'm the kind of person who will and has walked on a broken ankle without a splint all because the damn thing was to annoying to put on and remove. I'd rather break my ankle again than go through a dislocated rib. The further the gap between the injury and your brain the more tolerable the pain is it still hurts but the closer you get to the brain the nerves get bigger and a good majority of your nerves are in your upper body so you'll find more of them. You'll feel a heavy pop followed by blinding pain and intense panic attack like symptoms. I've never begged for an ambulance before. It's more traumatic than it sounds. 😅
@@williamcunningham1669"thought I got shot" 😂😂😂 fair play mate, your description there proper made me laugh, can I ask what caused your rib to become spare in the first place please? pardon the pun 😁
@@scottk1525That is exactly why I tell people to stay away from chiropracticy. I've fractured/cracked multiple ribs, dislocated both shoulders, my meniscus slipped several times(still does randomly) and my back gives me problems here and there. I've asked multiple qualified doctors if I should go to a Chiropractor. Every answer has been absolute. "It's basically like a street drug, do it once and you have to go back eventually." Seeing as most of chiropractors have a first time deal like %50-75 off first time visit makes sense. Lol
This only happens when businesses and chiropracters dont do the proper research and assessment of their clients. places that do follow those steps do not have that issue
my chriopractor helped me with every issue i came in with in my sporting carrer, he sent me at two different occations to have an MRI and an xrays after just assessing my issues. turned out from the imaging of both my back and my shoulder that there was nothing he could do to help. now im not speaking for every chriopractor out there, but the ones that doesnt allow their ego to steer them and do their research will do a good job for the most part. its up to you to find those who do a good job, that goes for every doctor in every medical field.
Anyone can be a Chiropractor, 2 years after high school graduation. Most of the time is spent on learning how to code, charge and collect $$$$ from the patient and their insurance company.
She wasn't that thrilled. Try living for chronic back pain that puts you through the wringer daily. Relief from such daily life suffering is a monumental feeling of pure gratitude!
We had an amazing chiropractor in the SF Bay area - she actually was a teacher at the local chiro school. I went to my MD with what I thought were kidney pains. Runs all sorts of tests $$$, kidneys are fine, tells me it’s probably just muscle spasms and will self resolve. I was at my chiro for a regular visit and told her about it. She sits me up on the table - does several palpitations in the area and immediately says - okay, it’s not your kidneys (no I didn’t tell her what the doc said). She said - you have a rib out. Never heard of that. She did a similar adjustment to this one here (while nearly all adjustments are painless, this one was not and she warned me ahead of time). I immediately felt better and by the time I got home the pain was nearly completely gone - never to return. She knew more about medicine and the human body than any MD I ever went to.
Doctors learn to treat broken bones, illnesses, and those sorts of things. A chiropractor focuses on readjusting the musculoskeletal system. I don't think you should be upset with the MD. It's like having an English teacher teaching Science, it's not their area of expertise.
I hope he’s the type of chiro that gives you stretches and corrects your posture/behavior that’s causing it and not the kind that pops it back in knowing it’ll pop back out in a couple days so he can charge you to pop it back in again
just drawing a conclusion from what is displayed, I'd be willing to bet her athletic activities caused the dislocation in the first place. Yes, the relief is amazing, and no the ribs normally don't just float back out like what you would expect with neck or spine. Have 3 separated ribs myself from football when I was growing up. 43 now and it takes a heck of a lot for me to get one dislocated again.
Half a decade of pain under my shoulder blade, after I slept, ran, or did a pushup. Massage and foam rolling helped my "junk shoulder," for a day or week. But my first trip to a chiropractor ever, in my late thirties, and that pain finally was diagnosed as rib joints out of place. After the manipulation, I also did my prescribed strengthening exercises diligently. I am in awe of the ability to address people's pain, and I believe I understand her relief. Thanks.
This is what chiropractors are for! 9/10 times people really do not need it, and finding a doctor that knows a legit one is tough. Avoid solo ones, and go for one that works in a little judicial rehab facility
And that actual doctor will probably misdiagnose you, prescribe several medications that you don't need, and end up killing you with and unnecessary procedure that cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars.
I laughed at a sports injury massage and the female practitioner went nuts. She stormed out and I could hear her say to the boss " I won't do it he's laughing " I think she was new and took her job far too seriously. I don't know why but the sensation of body parts clicking back into place makes me giggle. Especially when I didn't know that these parts existed 😂
I get it, there's definitely times I left the chiropractors office laughing because the adjustment just blew my mind so much. Loud, hurt at first, and then, huge relief.
That was my exact reaction to having my arm popped back in after dislocating my shoulder at a concert. Was a bunch of other people in scrubs watching, which made me confident that I had the right guy for the job, and I did 🙏 I was even able to work the next day, which is great because had a hospital bill to pay off 😂
That sounds like it beats doing it yourself. I highly recommend not going self service route. I dislocated my shoulder and arm was stuck straight up in the air so I pulled it down and it sounded like a knot in a tree twisting and crunching.
Haha. I did the same thing at a Misfits concert in July. Except I popped it back in myself. I wrapped my shirt around my water bottle stuffed it in my armpit and pinched my wrist with my knees then stood up as fast as I could. Pop it back into place. Unfortunately, I still have a posterior labral tear.
@@jmc4766I wish... Fkin love slayer. I completely forgot who was playing, I went to some hardcore show with a friend when it happened. A band called BIG BOY was there I think? 😂 I stayed for the whole show still, just sat in back on a bench and clutched my arm
I've had this happen to me. When it goes back into place it's just instant relief and you can finally breathe without feeling like you're being stabbed.
@@timtwing5886 I fail to see how your acute powers of observation have anything to do with the fact that you are simply trolling another person who expresses appreciation for clear communication when interacting with people who may be triggered by someone touching them in a way that is innocent but perceived as otherwise.
@@ThePhoenixAscendant haha my acute powers of 'observation'! What did you do look up the definition of shrewd Einstein!? Your comment is light-years away from my previous. Lol
@@pixelcultmedia4252 I remember when it was said that about mediation, now it's called "mindfulness" and is widely accepted and recommended. Also about the connection of gut and brain once ridiculed by the medical establishment now recogniced by Harvard. ... And so many, many other "ridiculous treatments" and "ridiculous theories" A lot of scientific breakthroughs from the past decades came from the "alternative" and the "crazy". So we shouldn't fall for the snake oil salesman medicine. But also learn the lesson from history and be open minded and capable of critical thinking
I had a similar problem for years (I think about a decade or so) that effected my breathing. I finally got the rips/shoulderblade back into place in the last year. It is so great being able to take a deep breath and not have to fight a tightness or a rebound.
Alright, gonna need to recheck that rib again. Please come by the office every day this week thanks. I'm gonna need to massage the area to make sure the pain is gone
@@utubeisajoke Feels like a muscle has been pulled out of place. Fairly annoying and the pain stays. Doesn't get worse or better. And if you don't get it treated within a few days, when it's popped back in your shifted muscles try to pull it back out.
@@utubeisajoke There's a lot of muscle tension around the area, depending on where... and it can feel like all the muscles are pulling in a weird direction. I've popped a rib between my shoulder blade and spine a couple times. I thought it was just a stiff shoulder/neck that wouldn't go away. After a couple recurring adjustments, it has seemingly stayed back where it should be.
When my son was a Senior in HS, he began to have severe pain in his chest. Had him checked by doctors, heart specialists, did stress tests, x-rays, everything they could think of. They couldn't find any reason for his pain. We asked if we should try a chiropractor and were told to "not waste our money". But we did anyway. He was in the office for 10 minutes, had one of his ribs put back in place, and for the first time in months was pain free. And yeah, it comes out of place periodically but by now he's learned how to put it back in place on his own. So though it's not a permanent fix, it helped him when "medical" doctors were stumped.
yep chiropractics is amazing, our bodies are designed to heal themselves naturally but big pharma cant make as much money off that ...glad to hear he can pop it back in himself, i think yoga is a similar concept but i believe we are able to practice chiropract on ourselves to and realign our spines etc
In the early 20th century , big pharma tried to ban chiropractors and call them a fraud. Good thing the courts seen through pharma's bullsh!t and called them out on it.
I cried after my first chiropractor adjustment, I haven't been without pain since I was 19 and got into a really bad wreck, my whole right side is compressed, and after my appointment I felt so much relief I couldn't hold back my emotions
I've had ribs out stabbing into my lungs. When i get it back in, that relief is so good. That first dreep breath is amazing. Never had one or in that location though 🧐
Well done ! Even a slightly displaced rib, from having twisted ones body awkwardly can hurt like hell. Did it to myself years ago but luckily it slipped back into place.
@@ponyslavestation4669I popped a rib out in Japan and I was in agony for about six weeks until I happened to sneeze one day and I felt, and heard, the rib click back into place. The relief was instant and complete. It's definitely a thing.
That is a cute reaction. Realistically I can understand her reaction to something like that, I've had a rib out and it feels so good going back in place.
Yup. I've had displaced ribs a few times. Sooo painful. Chiro popped em back in and I was a new man. Frigging awesome. I don't laugh quite so delightfully as her, but totally appreciate this.
Rib injuries can literally debilitate you.... I had a pesky rib that slipped consistently for about a year. At times I could not get up. At times I couldn't use proper hygiene. At times I couldn't breathe. It's miserable.
Oh yes I agree I’ve don’t a fair playing footy/soccer and crashing motorbikes. From exp they hurt like hell for few weeks and then you have years of on off pain bouts that never really fully goes.
3 days later when it pops back out.
That Mfer... 😂
Yea you gotta do them stretches.
It does happen. longer you wait to put it in the right spot, the less likely it will stay after one adjustment.
Yrah because treating symptoms never works long term.
@@Tony-md7dk Do you only take antibiotics for one day?
@@LordHolley if you think taking antibiotics treats symptoms and not the root cause of your symptoms then bless your heart. When you are given antibiotics it is not to treat symptoms. Antibiotics treat the infection caused by bacteria. When the infection is cured the symptoms will go away. Vicks vapor rub treats symptoms for example. Cough drops treat symptoms. This video is treating a symptom.
If you have ever sat in a chiropractor's waiting room, you will know that 99.99% of patients do NOT look like this. Bad backs are most often caused by having a body like a Walmartian.
Walmartian 😂😂😂
99.99999999999999999999999% lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣walmartian🏆
gonna be taking that term now
😂😂😂😂😂
That guy loves his job that's for sure.
Facts
@@hurtadoavileswhy are you laughing? It wasn't funny, you seriously crying laughing over this comment?
You need to get out more
@@UA-camBlowsDailyyou still crying?
Yes he does, by god yes he does
@@UA-camBlowsDailyNah it was funny. If you didn’t get it, then you are seriously slow. And clicking on a laughing smiley emoji does not equate to falling on the floor laughing hysterically so calm down.
I could smell the comments before even opening them
🤣
Like R Kelly's sheets?
😂😂😂😂
Her smile is just priceless
dubai porta 🚽 🥺🥺
@@BxBxProductionsI weirdly thought the same thing. How did you know?
@@jackieocean3511 obvious paid actor is obvious
😛🎉
After her orgasim
All of the sudden I want to be a chiropractor.
Then you become a chiropractor and get only old fat men on a daily basis lol
I'm sorry...i was supposed to be Readjusting what?!!!
Me too bro, come here i need someone to practice on
Why? So you can come into contact with childless, insufferable thirst traps like this? I guarantee she's got some kind of social media account devoted solely to her glute workouts.
Fr, take my advice: being a gynecologist isn't as glamorous as I thought it'd be. Everyone thought I was a fisherman.
-Thank you Doctor
- I am not a doctor
"I took an online course"
Lol
I'm not a doctor but I did stay at a Holiday inn express last night
😂
Dr Nick Riviera😂
"I'm still a little stiff"
"So am I"
When was that said? What are you talking about goofy 🤡
@@xHiiTMalRk3rzxit’s a joke 😂
@@xHiiTMalRk3rzxgoofy 🤡🤡🙃🙃
@@xHiiTMalRk3rzxit was a joke goofy 🤡
AYO?!
Amazed he doesn’t have any patients that arent models😂😂😂
I'm amazed you tell a blatant lie, and speak as if you're an authority! NO!! You DON'T know who his patients are, other than the girl in this video clip. What you're doing is trying to defame a doctor who is helping his patient by doing an adjustment which relieved her of much pain. I know exactly what she felt. I had a pinched nerve from a compressed vertebrae that hurt all the time. My response after the pop was exactly the same as hers. Your attempt to discredit the profession of Chiropracty stems from projecting YOUR
beliefs (You stated the lie - all his patients are models)about this doctors intent (NO! Because you're
lecherous, doesn't mean he is!).
Social media has the highlights.
relax , it's just a joke , right ? jeez.....@@daleleisenring4275
@@daleleisenring4275 I imagine you have a huge poster of the doctor on your wall at home. Maybe he will see your comment and give you a freebie.
@@daleleisenring4275 lol. All his videos are of hot chicks.
The first time I got adjusted I laughed a bit and then my eyes started to water. It's crazy how much relief washes over you that you didn't realize you needed.
i crapped myself, want even in the office, just driving by one
Felt that relief when she breathed in deep. She was making sure that pain was gone.
I would not let one of these quacks near me
@@brucegeange8991no one cares
@@awakendgamingthe “these guys are quacks” diatribe is so overused, I agree
That was because he knocked the air out of her lungs
@@awakendgamingyou support this pseudoscience? Nonce
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- Ma'am I need you to raise both of your arms...
I love "weird hug Wednesdays" at the doctors office.
This man has perfected the art of molestation for money 😂
Chiropractors arent doctors. And they DO NOT practice evidence based medicine. Its a huge scam industry. They are less qualified than a physiotherapist
…and they giggle afterwards
My dentist does this all the time
Same guy who forces himself on Spain’s World Cup soccer players?
Love how she's tentatively testing it out with deeper and deeper breaths, and giggling with relief that something that loud and unfamiliar not only does not hurt more than before, but the previous pain while inhaling is now gone! Been there, done that. It's a very satisfying feeling.
gullible af lol
Plus she fine af. LOL
@@leodrill350 that she is, my good man... that, she is...
Lol bro I know what's gonna happen when you get money. Gotta save all these poor sweet girls who are totally not living life like it's a role to play in a movie. My dude this is a gold digger you are looking at.
@@TacticalMallNinja and a rtarded one at that. chiropractic is completely fake. there is no evidence for it ever working and its only popular in the USA. (even european healthcare doesnt cover it)
I picked the wrong profession, I now know that I should have become a chiropractor
You would get only old, obese women. You think the chiropractors office is flooding with hot 25 year old women lol
You'll have a big let down when no one shows up dressed like her.
@@mizzury54or it will be a 400 pound lagoon creature dressed like that….
@@andallthatcouldhavebeen...9175 freelance pick your clients
yeah, but the other 98% of pts are smelly sweaty fat guys….
"Now you're definitely a doctor right?"
The smile and squeal at the end tells all. AMAZING!
Some of my family insists on seeing a chiropractor every week for 6 months for an issue. Mine makes me briefly leave my body and when i come back i feel better.
she creamed lol
That Adam’s Apple.
@@Lewdacris916I think I creamed watching her cream
@@boondocksaint253 inflammatory laryngitis as it my look that way its not uncommon with a thyroid condition
She took a deep breath to see if the pain was gone and her smile shows that it was
Thanks for explaining that to us doctor.
if you are not a bot, make sure neither you nor anyone you know/trust is investing your money
But she took the deep breath and stop smiling so you like to 🧢
Bull crap she was trying to keep it cool. She was in so much pain.
Lol what are you six?
I’ve laughed like that after an adjustment. It’s a really strange involuntary feeling. It’s like you were shocked and relieved at the same time and your body just makes you laugh. It made me feel like a big nerd because I had no explanation for why I was laughing - there literally are no words. I think chiropractors understand this so they just smile - they know they hit the spot.
If it isn't Acupuncture, it's a scam!
I just thought she was crazy, 😅.
That's your body being relieved a scam artist didn't just paralyze you
@derekboyt3383 Same here - it’s wild when over the course of years, you get used to not being able to stand for more than a few minutes, you get used to feeling old, but suddenly you get your life back.
@@michaelkrynski7793 not true. I use to think the same thing then I began to get brutal daily migraines, went to chiro as a last resort and I've not had migraine for 6years
The *REAL* chiropractor walks in*
"Oh shi-"
real? theyre all fake
Every time I’ve been to a chiropractor I needed regular adjustments….until the insurance money ran out and then I was fine somehow.
They'll have worked within that certain number of appointments to get you solidly into a much better place re the affected part of your body.
@TrafficusMaximus 😂 dude I got a timeshare to sell you
A chiropractors work is never done. They are the mechanics of the medical field...in a sense that they can upsell anything, find (or create) problems anywhere, and you will need to visit them regularly throughout the year because "you can not do it yourself".
@@wakeupatnightable They aren’t even in the medical field. It’s a glorified massage that is extremely dangerous when they do neck adjustments.
The use of chiropractic techniques in America started from a con man as a way to scam people out of money glad to see they've kept some of the same principles at least now it can help a little but if you need to get adjusted chances are you gotta change how your living life and maybe try stretching unless you've been in an accident of some sort but even then for the most partlearn some stretches and do them daily it'll do more for you than adjustments if your not paying for weekly visits even then probably would still do more
I once messed up my neck when i was a teenager. I could barely move my head for a few days and went to see this lady doc. She realigned me, rather aggressively. But it was instant relief. I had tears running down bc of how much better I felt. I'm 40 now and still remember her name and hope she's doing well.
She’s probably dead.
@@jimmydriveway damn dude. She was maybe 10 to 12 years older. She's in her early 50s
@@Hygelac1000😂😂😂
When I messed up my neck aged probably 38, I went to my cricket team's practice session. To begin with, I had to bowl very slowly indeed, but gradually worked my pace up, and within 40 minutes was bowling at full speed. When I got home later that evening, I found that my neck was completely cured.
I had that too. I am about to take a bath and as I was taking off my shirt my neck popped and locked. That was so painful
her little laugh is so sweet!!
I'm glad we all have such a love for chiropractics.
Nah just you
@@GollumHatesNastyChipspretty sure there was a “deeper meaning” to that
Her happiness is so pretty.
So she was pretty before she smiled?
Because she looks damn no different to me i’m hitting both
No her hot face and sexy body is pretty
Unlike her skin, such a shame.
@@honkbeforeitstoolate587?
@@honkbeforeitstoolate587bruh
I know that feeling. I know that smile. Smile of relief.
thats the smile i get after going balls deep
The feeling when a rib pops back into place is absolutely amazing
Don't be naive. Nothing was "popping into place" here. Or with any adjustments for that matter.
The initial experience of the rib poping out made me feel like I was having a heart attack.
Except mine happened to the middle of my rib cage and the part connected to my spine.
For a second I thought I got shot or something.
I can only describe the feeling as a giant aggressively grabbing half my upper body with fore fingers on my chest and a heavy thumb in my back then a lot of pressure everywhere it shouldn't be.
I'm the kind of person who will and has walked on a broken ankle without a splint all because the damn thing was to annoying to put on and remove.
I'd rather break my ankle again than go through a dislocated rib.
The further the gap between the injury and your brain the more tolerable the pain is it still hurts but the closer you get to the brain the nerves get bigger and a good majority of your nerves are in your upper body so you'll find more of them.
You'll feel a heavy pop followed by blinding pain and intense panic attack like symptoms.
I've never begged for an ambulance before.
It's more traumatic than it sounds. 😅
@@williamcunningham1669"thought I got shot" 😂😂😂 fair play mate, your description there proper made me laugh, can I ask what caused your rib to become spare in the first place please? pardon the pun 😁
@@scottk1525That is exactly why I tell people to stay away from chiropracticy. I've fractured/cracked multiple ribs, dislocated both shoulders, my meniscus slipped several times(still does randomly) and my back gives me problems here and there. I've asked multiple qualified doctors if I should go to a Chiropractor. Every answer has been absolute. "It's basically like a street drug, do it once and you have to go back eventually." Seeing as most of chiropractors have a first time deal like %50-75 off first time visit makes sense. Lol
@@kristianomorris3046 i was literally just sitting doing nothing.
I love that they never show they ones where they permanently exacerbate existing misdiagnosed injuries.
This only happens when businesses and chiropracters dont do the proper research and assessment of their clients. places that do follow those steps do not have that issue
my chriopractor helped me with every issue i came in with in my sporting carrer, he sent me at two different occations to have an MRI and an xrays after just assessing my issues. turned out from the imaging of both my back and my shoulder that there was nothing he could do to help.
now im not speaking for every chriopractor out there, but the ones that doesnt allow their ego to steer them and do their research will do a good job for the most part. its up to you to find those who do a good job, that goes for every doctor in every medical field.
@@MrJoffe95Define what a "doctor" is and what you consider to be the "medical field." Because chiropractors are not Doctors of Medicine.
@@carlchameleon9847you're mixing up actual physio therapists and charlatans calling themselves doctors.
Anyone can be a Chiropractor, 2 years after high school graduation. Most of the time is spent on learning how to code, charge and collect $$$$ from the patient and their insurance company.
That first deep breath to check for pain is like that first sip of coffee in the morning. It just hits your soul! 😂😂
Only thing coffee hits in morning is my butthole
its called the placebo effect
Here comes that big smile, deep breath out! You can tell she's really delighted to have this fixed!
It's not fixed....
wuz tht an orgasm
It’s only fixed temporarily…never been to a chiro I reckon.
@@stevenl1706 Chiros allow the body to heal. If your body isn't healing after a chiro visit, something else needs to be addressed.
She wasn't that thrilled. Try living for chronic back pain that puts you through the wringer daily. Relief from such daily life suffering is a monumental feeling of pure gratitude!
I knows she’s beautiful but her happy expression of relief was special.
Yes she is very cute, and her laugh is nice but honestly it is her voice that gets me. She has a very nice voice when speaking.
I think it was a little bit orgasm 😂
This is b.s. She only went to the chiropractor to0❤0l❤❤0
@@TheStunnerFTW🥺
I'm glad you told me she took a deep breath...I didn't notice.
Her reaction is so cute and sweet. The relief she had
It really is it is
You want to give her an orgasm and this is your soft way of expressing that
Ill give her a quick relief.
really..?
thanks for sayng obvious....
For about 5 minutes.
How gently he put her head into place because she almost lost it 😂
Ewan McGregor is a Gentleman after all i see.
LOL
😂😂😂😂Fr
The reaction is priceless, happy she’s doing better
And she's gorgeous
not only her who's happy
So is he
We had an amazing chiropractor in the SF Bay area - she actually was a teacher at the local chiro school. I went to my MD with what I thought were kidney pains. Runs all sorts of tests $$$, kidneys are fine, tells me it’s probably just muscle spasms and will self resolve. I was at my chiro for a regular visit and told her about it. She sits me up on the table - does several palpitations in the area and immediately says - okay, it’s not your kidneys (no I didn’t tell her what the doc said). She said - you have a rib out. Never heard of that. She did a similar adjustment to this one here (while nearly all adjustments are painless, this one was not and she warned me ahead of time). I immediately felt better and by the time I got home the pain was nearly completely gone - never to return. She knew more about medicine and the human body than any MD I ever went to.
Doctors learn to treat broken bones, illnesses, and those sorts of things. A chiropractor focuses on readjusting the musculoskeletal system. I don't think you should be upset with the MD. It's like having an English teacher teaching Science, it's not their area of expertise.
I hope he’s the type of chiro that gives you stretches and corrects your posture/behavior that’s causing it and not the kind that pops it back in knowing it’ll pop back out in a couple days so he can charge you to pop it back in again
just drawing a conclusion from what is displayed, I'd be willing to bet her athletic activities caused the dislocation in the first place.
Yes, the relief is amazing, and no the ribs normally don't just float back out like what you would expect with neck or spine. Have 3 separated ribs myself from football when I was growing up. 43 now and it takes a heck of a lot for me to get one dislocated again.
Probably is. No idea why thos is even a thing
Hey, you get a 1 in 20,000 chance on an arterial dissection included for free!
she's wearing a "gymshark" shirt - I have a feeling this was a "sports" injury.
But if he does he can’t book her for her next alignment/adjustment.
Half a decade of pain under my shoulder blade, after I slept, ran, or did a pushup. Massage and foam rolling helped my "junk shoulder," for a day or week. But my first trip to a chiropractor ever, in my late thirties, and that pain finally was diagnosed as rib joints out of place. After the manipulation, I also did my prescribed strengthening exercises diligently. I am in awe of the ability to address people's pain, and I believe I understand her relief. Thanks.
Did the pain in your shoulder blade make it difficult to breathe? Maybe that’s what’s wrong with mine.
This is what chiropractors are for! 9/10 times people really do not need it, and finding a doctor that knows a legit one is tough. Avoid solo ones, and go for one that works in a little judicial rehab facility
lol i just posted the same story, rt shoulder i though, right rib it was. such relief!
Literally could have just done the strength training and skipped the bullshit
@@HalfJapMarine you dont get it
“Hey we are filming today, make sure you wear pants that REALLLYYY accentuate that taco”
😂😂😂😂
What Taco..? We're having tacos tonight..? I'd adjust her Taco 🌮
I want taco mmmmmm with sauce of course
I love tacos. It is Tuesday.
They can't get enough of the displaying. Let it all hang out but you better not look or you're a sexist.
I've gone to a chiropractor for years. They do know their stuff.
That gals reaction to that adjustment was priceless. You could see the relief in her eyes. Well done Doctor.
😂😂😂 Another idiot fell for it
Been there, for sure. Sometimes, only the chiro can save you!
Oh I doubt a medical doctor performed this stunt !
@@brownholecharles oh you'd he surprised!
If I have a rib that needs to be "snapped back into place," you better believe I'm seeing an actual doctor.
You'll get some pain killers and maybe some radiation, that's it.
@@identifying.as.asovereignhuman You should find a new doctor
And that actual doctor will probably misdiagnose you, prescribe several medications that you don't need, and end up killing you with and unnecessary procedure that cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Exactly !
Because you are uneducated. A doctor cannot do what this guy can do.
_”Hmmm that was good. That was needed.”_
That’s what she said.
BOOM!
🤣
She had her rib popped into place and her reactions were wonderful. Great Chiropractor in town... 👍
I'm glad it worked so well. Very pretty and very sweet reaction. 😁
I laughed at a sports injury massage and the female practitioner went nuts. She stormed out and I could hear her say to the boss " I won't do it he's laughing " I think she was new and took her job far too seriously. I don't know why but the sensation of body parts clicking back into place makes me giggle. Especially when I didn't know that these parts existed 😂
I get it, there's definitely times I left the chiropractors office laughing because the adjustment just blew my mind so much. Loud, hurt at first, and then, huge relief.
The machinest at my shop had to retire early because her chiropractor just broke 3 of her ribs and gave her internal bleeding
@@1badombre82I'm a terrible person because that just cracked me up 😂
@@1badombre82 Did it feel good tho?
@@ReapingTheHarvestdamn savage 😂
When chiropractic works, it is a phenomenal blessing. It makes you feel brand new again.😂😂
That was my exact reaction to having my arm popped back in after dislocating my shoulder at a concert. Was a bunch of other people in scrubs watching, which made me confident that I had the right guy for the job, and I did 🙏
I was even able to work the next day, which is great because had a hospital bill to pay off 😂
That sounds like it beats doing it yourself. I highly recommend not going self service route. I dislocated my shoulder and arm was stuck straight up in the air so I pulled it down and it sounded like a knot in a tree twisting and crunching.
Haha. I did the same thing at a Misfits concert in July. Except I popped it back in myself. I wrapped my shirt around my water bottle stuffed it in my armpit and pinched my wrist with my knees then stood up as fast as I could. Pop it back into place. Unfortunately, I still have a posterior labral tear.
I used to have back pain until I started cracking My neck back everyday, nice crunch.
Were you at Slayer? 😂
@@jmc4766I wish... Fkin love slayer.
I completely forgot who was playing, I went to some hardcore show with a friend when it happened. A band called BIG BOY was there I think? 😂
I stayed for the whole show still, just sat in back on a bench and clutched my arm
I've had this happen to me. When it goes back into place it's just instant relief and you can finally breathe without feeling like you're being stabbed.
Honestly if I could bring such relief to my patients I would do that job too. And I love how very professional he was with the entire procedure.
Ok course someone just has to point that out
@@timtwing5886 So because I show appreciation for professionalism I'm cringe. Check.
@@ThePhoenixAscendant no I'm just shrewd!
@@timtwing5886 I fail to see how your acute powers of observation have anything to do with the fact that you are simply trolling another person who expresses appreciation for clear communication when interacting with people who may be triggered by someone touching them in a way that is innocent but perceived as otherwise.
@@ThePhoenixAscendant haha my acute powers of 'observation'! What did you do look up the definition of shrewd Einstein!? Your comment is light-years away from my previous. Lol
What an adorable smile and laugh. So intoxicating❤
Simp
This guy's clientele are the most impressive physical specimens on planet Earth. He is blessed.
It's almost as if he pays good-looking actors to play the role.
if they were most physically impressed then why would they need to go to the chiropractor?
Johnny knows what he's doing!
🍆
@@DIARRHEA-PANIC😂😂😂😂
The algorithm needs to stop showing me chiro clips and understand that I'm just a man of culture.
"Ok, now we’re going to lift your shirt......"
Amen
I'm afraid there's not much under there...
@@DiscoStfu There’s enough
@DiscoStfu it's best to make sure, just in case.
@@DiscoStfuI need to know
Bless her heart. We've all been in that apprehensive state before. Good job 🥰
Genuinely the prettiest woman I've ever seen
Simp .Stop it
I actually might agree. Wild. Didn't expect that on YT today
That smile and giggle, says it all!!!!!
Faith healing at its finest 🧐
Tell me you never been to a chiropractor without telling me you never been to a chiropractor.
@@rodrigomartinez-wr9wh I can't even spell cyropracter mate.
@@rodrigomartinez-wr9wh The same dumb defense that dog psychics use.
@@pixelcultmedia4252 I remember when it was said that about mediation, now it's called "mindfulness" and is widely accepted and recommended.
Also about the connection of gut and brain once ridiculed by the medical
establishment now recogniced by Harvard. ... And so many, many other "ridiculous treatments" and "ridiculous theories"
A lot of scientific breakthroughs from the past decades came from the "alternative" and the "crazy".
So we shouldn't fall for the snake oil salesman medicine. But also learn the lesson from history and be open minded and capable of critical thinking
Ignorance at its finest. 🤡
Aww she just needed a hug.
The kind that will move your rib back into place
She’s absolutely beautiful when she smiles
She doesn't even need to smile to be beautiful lol
@@jordanhinkle7227yes she does
I know how painful rib subluxation can be! Good she got it fixed
I had a similar problem for years (I think about a decade or so) that effected my breathing. I finally got the rips/shoulderblade back into place in the last year. It is so great being able to take a deep breath and not have to fight a tightness or a rebound.
Yeah, that's that "well that was a really weird feeling but it worked" you get at the chiropractor.
The perfect woman doesn't exis-
Perfect in what way?
Down bad
She does and she is mine
@@NYTOCExactly, hes never even met her 😂.
@@NYTOC looks. All that matters
To look of relief and joy on their face is amazing. So good that she got this issue fixed
Im amazed at how her ribs opened up as she took that deep breath. Very cool.
Also that pop is terrifying lol
thats what happems wben you breathe in your chest expands as your ribs...😊
After it was over....they both had smile on their face ! 😊😊
They probably both lit a cigarette afterwards.
I’d have a smile on my face too if I were that lucky guy!!
Alright, gonna need to recheck that rib again. Please come by the office every day this week thanks. I'm gonna need to massage the area to make sure the pain is gone
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😂
@SeelOfficial it's ok son, you'll understand once you go through puberty.
@@cbsparrI'm 17, but I still don't get it.. ;-;
@@SeeltheProgrammer Stay in school.
She's adorable 🥰 I doubt very many patients are that attractive.
well cracking the rib of a 300 pound morbid obese woman isn't going to get views is it lol
That smile of release,... priceless!!
Anyone who dates her would feel the same.
Go for it !! Simp away bro,...🤭@@robmichael8136
I can only imagine the paint relief she must felt. She couldn’t help but giggle and laugh. Awesome.
I love this. Poor girl was in pain and seemed nervous. Then relief. My ribs often pop out. Know the feeling.
What does it feel like, and what part does it hurt?
@@utubeisajoke Feels like a muscle has been pulled out of place. Fairly annoying and the pain stays. Doesn't get worse or better. And if you don't get it treated within a few days, when it's popped back in your shifted muscles try to pull it back out.
@@utubeisajoke There's a lot of muscle tension around the area, depending on where... and it can feel like all the muscles are pulling in a weird direction.
I've popped a rib between my shoulder blade and spine a couple times. I thought it was just a stiff shoulder/neck that wouldn't go away.
After a couple recurring adjustments, it has seemingly stayed back where it should be.
She was shy indeed
Ur body is cooked for tryna pop ur ribs out
i’ve never seen quackery seem so professional before, these chiropractors are stepping their game up
Why do you think it's quackery?
@@socratttthe fact the you can't decipher what's quackery, even if it's right in your face. Is enough to let me know that your a lost cause
@@branflakee4257 That's a nice excuse to avoid providing a reason.
@@socrattt Because an MD told him right before he wrote 5 prescriptions for him.
@@branflakee4257Telling someone they're a lost cause with poor grammar is a parallel lost cause.😂
When my son was a Senior in HS, he began to have severe pain in his chest. Had him checked by doctors, heart specialists, did stress tests, x-rays, everything they could think of. They couldn't find any reason for his pain. We asked if we should try a chiropractor and were told to "not waste our money". But we did anyway. He was in the office for 10 minutes, had one of his ribs put back in place, and for the first time in months was pain free. And yeah, it comes out of place periodically but by now he's learned how to put it back in place on his own. So though it's not a permanent fix, it helped him when "medical" doctors were stumped.
yep chiropractics is amazing, our bodies are designed to heal themselves naturally but big pharma cant make as much money off that ...glad to hear he can pop it back in himself, i think yoga is a similar concept but i believe we are able to practice chiropract on ourselves to and realign our spines etc
It shouldn't be coming out at all...he needs to build muscle to hold it in.
In the early 20th century , big pharma tried to ban chiropractors and call them a fraud. Good thing the courts seen through pharma's bullsh!t and called them out on it.
I cried after my first chiropractor adjustment, I haven't been without pain since I was 19 and got into a really bad wreck, my whole right side is compressed, and after my appointment I felt so much relief I couldn't hold back my emotions
Yeah something like that happened to me too.
Chiropractor: Secretary, cancel all of my appointments for the rest of the day...
Johnny Sins as a "doctor"
She’s fire !!
And I need her @
Mid and you're down bad. Stop glorifying these average women
@@RCHomemadeHobbies @camilaquinn 👌
@@AzNJuuNioR You are a GOD!
Get her a cigarette
😂😂😂
Get me a cigarette
Her smile is beyond awesome!
It’s fake dude
I've had ribs out stabbing into my lungs. When i get it back in, that relief is so good. That first dreep breath is amazing. Never had one or in that location though 🧐
Loving that smile after the adjustment.
Well done ! Even a slightly displaced rib, from having twisted ones body awkwardly can hurt like hell. Did it to myself years ago but luckily it slipped back into place.
I dont get it is this like an actual thing or this was just for views he actually did something ?
@@ponyslavestation4669I popped a rib out in Japan and I was in agony for about six weeks until I happened to sneeze one day and I felt, and heard, the rib click back into place.
The relief was instant and complete.
It's definitely a thing.
Magical. Love how the body responds to real life adjustments.
Next video, now we have to adjust your inner pelvis......
Looks at her wardrobe and thinks, “yeah, I’ll wear this to the chiropractor”
Grow up.
@@coppersky No. He is right.
@@Michael-jw6ethe is clearly wrong
I’ve had a rib out of place and it’s painful. Was stoked how immediately the pain went away once put back into place.
That is a cute reaction.
Realistically I can understand her reaction to something like that, I've had a rib out and it feels so good going back in place.
Breathe in...
Pop!
Nervous chuckling plus "ou dang, that felt good"
😅
Adorable girl.
Not really
Simp harder, I'm sure she'll send you her OnlyFans.
100%
@@midixiewrecked7011smiling girls are always adorable. don't be a jack hole.
@@taterhater7419 she's not
He better check that rib one more time just to be sure. 😅
Bet he wished it was a rib just a bit lower that was out of place.
Rumor has it he had to check her tailbone next. You know, just in case
Scrolled looking for this comment 😂😂
this the part of the body that we feel grief that gets stuck, you could see her emotional release, bless her heart
Glad she got some well-deserved relief 👍 Good job, Doc!
He's not a doctor. He's a chiropractor. AKA a QUACK.
I could’ve given her even more relief!
Yup. I've had displaced ribs a few times. Sooo painful. Chiro popped em back in and I was a new man. Frigging awesome. I don't laugh quite so delightfully as her, but totally appreciate this.
You are supposed to go to a real doctor and get a CT or x-ray.
awe she is so cute and sweet
Pretty smile. So much relief in it to.
She bad bro
"ah, I'm sorry. That wasn't quite right, we've got to do it again." lol
Rib injuries can literally debilitate you.... I had a pesky rib that slipped consistently for about a year. At times I could not get up. At times I couldn't use proper hygiene. At times I couldn't breathe. It's miserable.
yup
Oh yes I agree I’ve don’t a fair playing footy/soccer and crashing motorbikes. From exp they hurt like hell for few weeks and then you have years of on off pain bouts that never really fully goes.
I get the same, I usually stretch my arms back as far as they'll go and it pops back in