So if anyone needs a sit in for asmr roleplay I’m available. Watching these does nothing but if someone is like brushing my hair or doing things like this I will be asleep within 10 min lol
My mom's whole HS friend group would do this to each other, even the guys that weren't dating anyone in the group. I'm always jealous of her experience with that
I went to a chiropractor once and on the initial visit the assistant ran some gadget softly down my bare back that took readings of the tension in my back, I’m guessing it was something similar to this thing, but it was the nicest feeling ever, I still remember even though it was about 15 years ago. She just did one quick pass though, I wish it was for a longer time like in this video.
When i went to a chiropractor they looked at me in horror because i apparently have scoliosis that cant be fixed normally and my shoulder is lower than the other and oh yeah my neck is just a little nhecky
@@TalkingCactus.one time I went to the chiropractor when I was maybe 15 or 16 and I had played Gaga ball in socks on tile floor and slipped and landed on my side and they were concerned but the slip and fall cause my back to be out of whack , some of my ribs were sprained and whacky but not dislocated , my shoulders and neck were out of place a little and I rotated my hips which I didn’t know was possible
“Huge swing” means the nervoscope is going off. It’s “arms” or “detectors” when applied at a 90 degree angle in relation to the back, with even pressure on both arms, the nervoscope can detect heat/ temp changes down the spine. These temp changes or “swings” as she calls them, signal that there’s tension/inflammation/ pressure on nerves. So it’s a way of mapping where your pain/inflammation is. Hope this helps 💜
this is more meant for the people in the replies, but the swings mean absolutely nothing. the nervoscope/neurocalometer is a thermometer, that's it. it is said to locate vertebral subluxations (i.e., misaligned vertebrae which disrupt nerves, acc. to chiro literature) by detecting inflamed areas along the spine, which chiropractors will use as a guide for their adjustments. every aspect of it has very shaky scientific foundations; first off, "subluxations" are normal, and everyone's spine has them. if your spine has a deformity which is resulting in decreased nerve function, such as a herniated disc, you will require highly precise imaging and possible surgical intervention for the problem to be solved. manual adjustments by a chiropractor are incredibly dangerous in cases like this (and can even result in these problems). additionally, inflammation is by no means any indicator for spinal alignment. inflamed areas consume energy and produce higher levels of metabolic waste, so the immune system has limits in place to avoid overactivity in areas which dont require it, unless you have a more serious underlying health concern (which requires someone far more knowledgeable than a chiro).
My partner brushes the back of my neck and spine like this every morning , or anytime I’m doing something and I always stop dead track . It’s like my shutdown button.
@@Ahzealion they could run as meat thermometer up and down your back like that and it would feel relaxing. you just know the outcome is going to be booking another appointment.
It's all b*******, but nobody watching. These videos is going to be persuaded by a random comment. You're gonna have to do more to actually convince people out stupid chiropractors really is
My brain knows this is probably nonsense, because to be so sensitive to tiny changes yet reliant on being hand held would just make it illogical.... Yet it seems so relaxing lol
Right? It’s pressure sensitive, so for it to work constant even pressure must be applied during an entire pass, which is impossible for a handheld device. It reminds me of those fake “bomb detectors” that this one guy sold to Iraq that just operated off of gravity.
For anyone wondering what she’s talking about: “When she says “Huge swing” She’s referring to the nervoscope going off. It’s has “arms” or “detectors” that when applied at a 90 degree angle in relation to the back, with even pressure on both arms, will detect heat/ temp changes down the spine. These temp changes or “swings” as she calls them, signal that there’s tension/inflammation/ pressure on nerves. So it’s a way of mapping where your pain/inflammation is. Hope this helps 💜
Yep! You know how injuries and swollen areas tend to be hot? Swollen muscles tend to produce heat, so the fancy thermometer helps them find swelling and irritation too small to see. It's so cool and bonus they feel heavenly hee hee.
@@everxalicex what do you mean by don't have a long-term effects which specific medical things are you talking about? Also why are you saying yes they are? Have you ever actually studied chiropractics because if you did you would know that they're not medical professionals and they don't have any actual medical education or medical degrees and you don't need a medical degree to even become a chiropractor you take a 2-year course and you get a fake doctor label... God people are dumb
@@DCxSkateboardingnot that i have any context for how much science there is backing chiropractors, but technically you dont need a phd to give cpr or first aid or immunization shots
@@ecronidk667 we have tons of evidence to know that immunization CPR and the like work and those pictures are invented by doctors with medical degrees and have spent years studying this stuff. There are actual medical procedural steps that are taken when you give somebody immunization or CPR there are no procedural steps taken by chiropractors and it's just up to whatever chiropractor wants to f****** do to you that's why every single chiropractor video on the internet has a different method of going about doing things. It also doesn't help that when it comes to treating different patients all the methods are exactly the same because it's literally just cracking your bones and then kicking you out. It scares me that you think that CPR and immunization which require tons of study and practice to get correct and are made by professionals who have the necessary skills and the necessary information to back up their credibility and you're going to say but those things are close enough to chiropractors? it doesn't help when you literally say I don't know about the evidence and then you go ahead and restate something anyways after already admitting that you don't have the necessary evidence and then the thing that you do claim requires you to actually have knowledge of the evidence so you made a claim without the necessary information and you even admitted that you didn't have that necessary information that's f****** stupid that's f****** stupid.
It means absolutely nothing. Chiropractors are quacks and practice pseudoscience. Anything that actually works is just glorified massage, but some of the stuff they do can be useless at best, but actively dangerous/harmful at worst
my doctor often uses that term when checking my alignments, the ‘swing’ usually means there’s inflammation in the muscles blocking the area from something being locked up or out of place, they’re moving things around to release that pressure from those hot points
@@alyonaf1054 idk i’ve always just called it the spine doctor/surgeon its definitely not a ‘chiropractor’ tho. its an actual medical facility/office with doctors who help with neuro related issues and they’ve got physical therapists and stuff 🤷♀️
Hubs is a prince. Been married 50 years. He finds shoulder rubs/massages irritating so he just can’t relate. I do wish it were otherwise, but he has a sterling character.
It's a Nervoscope. The instrument shows where pressure is present and whether it has been completely or partially eliminated as a result of a chiropractic adjustment of the causative vertebra. When a vertebra is subluxated, it causes pressure on the surrounding tissues of a nerve or a bundle of nerves and this causes resistance to flow of nerve energy. This resistance in turn causes heat at that point, as heat is produced when resistance is added in a circuit carrying electricity. Neurocalometer is so sensitive and so constructed with thermocouple detectors and galvanometer that it registers heat and records it as so many points, or units, on the dial. It makes comparative heat readings of the spinal area. But it's kind of controversial. Some people say it does work and others say it's just a waste of money.
Madre mia, no me sentia preparada para ver la película, pero después de ver la serenidad y entereza de este hombre creo que debo verla. Gracias por buscar unas entrevistas tan interesantes!
It isn't, and it's endorsed and recommended by traditional doctors. Many doctors clinics also hire or refer out to chiropractors. It has its place and benefits. It isn't meant to be a fix, but for temporary relief while you work on physical therapy and what not
It's not really. I have alignment issues from a loose hip joint, causes off level pelvis > swayed spine > crooked knee > fallen arch... none of which you would see to look at me. I do my own chiropractery on a mat on the floor, using the floor to force and push joints to realign things, but, yes, all temporary relief, until the next day's end.
@@kenny995In the context of chiropractic care, several fallacious arguments are present in the provided comment. Let’s dissect them: - Appeal to Authority: The statement claims that chiropractic care is “endorsed and recommended by traditional doctors.” While some medical professionals may indeed support chiropractic practices, it’s essential to recognize that endorsements alone do not validate the efficacy or safety of a treatment. Scientific evidence and rigorous research are crucial for assessing any medical intervention. - Bandwagon Fallacy: The mention that “many doctors clinics also hire or refer out to chiropractors” implies that because others do it, it must be valid. However, the popularity or widespread adoption of a practice does not necessarily make it scientifically sound or effective. - False Dichotomy: The comment suggests that chiropractic care has a specific role: “It isn’t meant to be a fix, but for temporary relief while you work on physical therapy.” This oversimplification presents a false choice between chiropractic care and other treatments. In reality, healthcare is often multifaceted, and different modalities can complement each other. - Anecdotal Evidence: The phrase “it has its place and benefits” relies on personal anecdotes or individual experiences. While anecdotes can be compelling, they do not constitute robust evidence. Scientific studies are necessary to evaluate the overall effectiveness and safety of chiropractic interventions. Git gut !
@@sparra3819 In this comment, several fallacious arguments are present. Let’s dissect them again : - False Dichotomy: The phrase “It’s not really” suggests a binary choice: either chiropractic care is effective, or it isn’t. However, healthcare is rarely so black and white. There exists a spectrum of possibilities, and the validity of a medical practice cannot be reduced to a simple either-or scenario. - Anecdotal Evidence: The user shares their personal experience, claiming to perform their own “chiropractery” on a mat using the floor. While anecdotes can be compelling, they do not constitute robust scientific evidence. Objective research is necessary to evaluate the overall effectiveness of chiropractic interventions. - Hidden Complexity: The comment describes a chain of alignment issues (hip joint, pelvis, spine, knee, arch) that are not externally visible. While it’s true that some health conditions may not be immediately apparent, this does not automatically validate a specific treatment approach. The complexity of underlying issues requires thorough examination and evidence-based solutions. Stop bullshit.
Yes, supposedly the two metal prongs measure the temperature on the two sides of the spine, and then the nervoscope reads out the difference between the two. A significant difference implies there’s something affecting the nerves that needs to be worked out. If they’re properly-scientifically-backed instruments is another question, but this is a roleplay, so at least it adds to the tingles!
![[ASMR] Chiropractor Investigates neck and scalp tension](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Y6oX6lqRPAk/mqdefault.jpg)
So if anyone needs a sit in for asmr roleplay I’m available. Watching these does nothing but if someone is like brushing my hair or doing things like this I will be asleep within 10 min lol
Same I’m about to sleep just watching this ❤❤❤
Omg yes I'd love to be a fit in for like a hair brushing asmr or even like this sort of thing
Honestly same
Sam 😂
I would love this so much
People who have a partner or a friend who will massage shoulders, neck, calves are blessed beyond measure.
Just stretch you can do it yourself also get a spiny ball to apply pressure while doing yoga
@@Name.......... not the same
Don't forget the elbows and thighs. And knees. And thighs. And feet. And hands.......
@@Name..........hugely not the same
My mom's whole HS friend group would do this to each other, even the guys that weren't dating anyone in the group. I'm always jealous of her experience with that
I went to a chiropractor once and on the initial visit the assistant ran some gadget softly down my bare back that took readings of the tension in my back, I’m guessing it was something similar to this thing, but it was the nicest feeling ever, I still remember even though it was about 15 years ago. She just did one quick pass though, I wish it was for a longer time like in this video.
You should’ve asked. They can scan and discard the results, but relax you with the T”LC pass”.
When i went to a chiropractor they looked at me in horror because i apparently have scoliosis that cant be fixed normally and my shoulder is lower than the other and oh yeah my neck is just a little nhecky
@@TalkingCactus.one time I went to the chiropractor when I was maybe 15 or 16 and I had played Gaga ball in socks on tile floor and slipped and landed on my side and they were concerned but the slip and fall cause my back to be out of whack , some of my ribs were sprained and whacky but not dislocated , my shoulders and neck were out of place a little and I rotated my hips which I didn’t know was possible
@@TalkingCactus.I also have scoliosis i hate it
chiros are quacks tbh you got snake oil
"Huge swings"
"What does it mean?"
"Huge swing, so it must be bad"
"But what does it translate"
"HUGE SWING!"
“Huge swing” means the nervoscope is going off. It’s “arms” or “detectors” when applied at a 90 degree angle in relation to the back, with even pressure on both arms, the nervoscope can detect heat/ temp changes down the spine. These temp changes or “swings” as she calls them, signal that there’s tension/inflammation/ pressure on nerves. So it’s a way of mapping where your pain/inflammation is.
Hope this helps 💜
Ooohhhh OK that makes sense
@@Hazylittlethingthankyou
@@Hazylittlethingthis was so useful thank you
this is more meant for the people in the replies, but the swings mean absolutely nothing. the nervoscope/neurocalometer is a thermometer, that's it. it is said to locate vertebral subluxations (i.e., misaligned vertebrae which disrupt nerves, acc. to chiro literature) by detecting inflamed areas along the spine, which chiropractors will use as a guide for their adjustments.
every aspect of it has very shaky scientific foundations; first off, "subluxations" are normal, and everyone's spine has them. if your spine has a deformity which is resulting in decreased nerve function, such as a herniated disc, you will require highly precise imaging and possible surgical intervention for the problem to be solved. manual adjustments by a chiropractor are incredibly dangerous in cases like this (and can even result in these problems). additionally, inflammation is by no means any indicator for spinal alignment. inflamed areas consume energy and produce higher levels of metabolic waste, so the immune system has limits in place to avoid overactivity in areas which dont require it, unless you have a more serious underlying health concern (which requires someone far more knowledgeable than a chiro).
My partner brushes the back of my neck and spine like this every morning , or anytime I’m doing something and I always stop dead track . It’s like my shutdown button.
My friends all do it to me cause I will actually shit off like lights out it’s funny
@@ryku2603shit off?
My bro does the same to me
I asked my partner to do this for me cuz you said it feels good and now she does this every night to relax me, its great! Thanks
@ryku2603 "watch this!" As they run their knuckles down your spine. Automatically shut down.
This looks like the most calming quack show ever.
Right, all pseudo science but I'm in for the massage alone lol
@@Ahzealionif they were making it obvious that its using pretend instruments it would be great. Instead they are actually scamming people.
@@Ahzealion they could run as meat thermometer up and down your back like that and it would feel relaxing. you just know the outcome is going to be booking another appointment.
@@TalesFromTheBlahSide ya that would feel good. Might be a bit cold though
For real though. 😂😂😂
Im in the subway rn but now I wanna sleep. its like relaxing my spine. so good. thank you
the guy who invented chiropracty said a ghost taught it to him just fyi
I believe him
But who taught the ghost?
It's all b*******, but nobody watching. These videos is going to be persuaded by a random comment. You're gonna have to do more to actually convince people out stupid chiropractors really is
@@DCxSkateboardingthink you need to chill my dude, whether it’s false or true you don’t need to be rude.
@@shelliebuscus5239 how am I being rude? The fuck?
My brain knows this is probably nonsense, because to be so sensitive to tiny changes yet reliant on being hand held would just make it illogical.... Yet it seems so relaxing lol
It is nonsense
The thing she is using is real.
@TheLoneGamr ye, real bs
@@TheLoneGamr"real" as in it exists? Yea, agree with you there. "Real" as in it works? Absolutely not.
Right? It’s pressure sensitive, so for it to work constant even pressure must be applied during an entire pass, which is impossible for a handheld device.
It reminds me of those fake “bomb detectors” that this one guy sold to Iraq that just operated off of gravity.
I didn’t realize I was tense until I was watching this
Omg I LOVE chiropractor videos and this part always gives me tingles!!
Your narration always amplifies the tingles. This why you’re one of the pros 🤘🏻🙏🏻
This made my brain tingle hehe
*sees absolutely no difference whatsoever*
The lady: “WOOOAH we are wrong some MASSIVE swings here!”
It makes my brain feel all fuzzy and warm
I love the asmr
Her voice is making me sleepy.
For anyone wondering what she’s talking about:
“When she says “Huge swing” She’s referring to the nervoscope going off. It’s has “arms” or “detectors” that when applied at a 90 degree angle in relation to the back, with even pressure on both arms, will detect heat/ temp changes down the spine. These temp changes or “swings” as she calls them, signal that there’s tension/inflammation/ pressure on nerves. So it’s a way of mapping where your pain/inflammation is.
Hope this helps 💜
im pretty sure this is woo
@@BlisaBLisayep. Chiropractic stuff is quackery all around
@@emmataylor2748- Yup - absolute rubbish !
I was so confused as to what this measures, turns out it’s a fancy looking thermometer for those wondering.
Yep! You know how injuries and swollen areas tend to be hot? Swollen muscles tend to produce heat, so the fancy thermometer helps them find swelling and irritation too small to see. It's so cool and bonus they feel heavenly hee hee.
It doesn't work. It's a grift.
I was - thanks for clarifying 😊
@@kyle857yeah sure nothing works womp womp why are u here
@CadetPrivateRawr nope, it doesn't, chiropractic is a just a big hoax, is a scam with no medical evidences.
I have been stroking my fingers on my sons back, legs, arms etc every night since he was born. It relaxes him so much and he falls asleep instantly ❤️
I need a longer video of this, wow super tingly :)
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that is THE smoothest back i’ve ever witnessed
Chiropractic practices are not based on medical science but they feel good and relieve some pressure short term. It has its purpose.
@@everxalicex what do you mean by don't have a long-term effects which specific medical things are you talking about? Also why are you saying yes they are? Have you ever actually studied chiropractics because if you did you would know that they're not medical professionals and they don't have any actual medical education or medical degrees and you don't need a medical degree to even become a chiropractor you take a 2-year course and you get a fake doctor label... God people are dumb
@@everxalicex if you don't need to go to med school to be a chiropractor then it's not at all medical for fucks sake
@@everxalicex cope
@@DCxSkateboardingnot that i have any context for how much science there is backing chiropractors, but technically you dont need a phd to give cpr or first aid or immunization shots
@@ecronidk667 we have tons of evidence to know that immunization CPR and the like work and those pictures are invented by doctors with medical degrees and have spent years studying this stuff. There are actual medical procedural steps that are taken when you give somebody immunization or CPR there are no procedural steps taken by chiropractors and it's just up to whatever chiropractor wants to f****** do to you that's why every single chiropractor video on the internet has a different method of going about doing things. It also doesn't help that when it comes to treating different patients all the methods are exactly the same because it's literally just cracking your bones and then kicking you out. It scares me that you think that CPR and immunization which require tons of study and practice to get correct and are made by professionals who have the necessary skills and the necessary information to back up their credibility and you're going to say but those things are close enough to chiropractors? it doesn't help when you literally say I don't know about the evidence and then you go ahead and restate something anyways after already admitting that you don't have the necessary evidence and then the thing that you do claim requires you to actually have knowledge of the evidence so you made a claim without the necessary information and you even admitted that you didn't have that necessary information that's f****** stupid that's f****** stupid.
I LOVE soft spoken asmr omg
That must feel amazing on your back
That looks so relaxing
I love things like this it makes me sleep
I THOUGHT THE THING IN THE BEGINNING WAS A TAZER OMG 💀💀💀💀
Your voice is very soothing lol
Very tingly!
I looooved when my chiropractors used their spine reading tools! It always felt so good!
This has unintentional asmr vibes, and it's great ❤
This IS asmr, it’s very much so intentional
On god she's an asmr channel, jesus christ y'all
More artificial ASMR. Hard to find the raw stuff these days.
You mean people who make asmr content on purpose?
@@OmniverousLawnClippings and mislabel it "unintentional." uh huh.
@germain9074 I think for that to be the case it wouldn't be tagged "asmr roleplay"
@@OmniverousLawnClippings don't worry, this channel has plenty of those
What in the comfy cloud of sweetness am I watching 😮😊♥️
I need a compilation of just measuring the spine lol
7 year old me when the barber cuts my hair at the back of my neck: 😅🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣😂
I think I would cry if I was getting tested and I just heard “Woahh.” And “huuge swing, huge swing.”
This does nothing for me but I fall asleep so easily when someone stroke my back, My dad used to do that when I was a baby and I feel asleep instantly
nervoscope make 🧠 go brrrrrr
“HUGE SWING. huge swing right there.” english teacher vibes fr fr
How many times have you watched this ?
YES
Going by her hair clip, this girl is a hell of a programmer
On me: *device flies across the room*
I need this done to me 😭
can make a amazon link of all the supplies you use please? and i love you videos! are you a professional at anything related to this kind of stuff?
Bro was getting his anger out
I think before the middle of the exam i would be sleeping
I was in a car accident some years ago and In the ER the doctor did a cranial nerve exam which obviously felt amazing as a fan of ASMR
Silver lining i guess?
Nerdy question, how and how often do those get calibrated?
If anyone wants to do asmr on me I'm more than willing to pay my life savings
You could get a massage in that case, relaxes you and you can just be quiet if you want a quiet session.
Can someone explain what “huge swing” means. I’m guessing it’s under the skin cus she didn’t move a muscle
It means absolutely nothing. Chiropractors are quacks and practice pseudoscience. Anything that actually works is just glorified massage, but some of the stuff they do can be useless at best, but actively dangerous/harmful at worst
Dk
my doctor often uses that term when checking my alignments, the ‘swing’ usually means there’s inflammation in the muscles blocking the area from something being locked up or out of place, they’re moving things around to release that pressure from those hot points
@@orphicnightmarewhich doctor is it?
@@alyonaf1054 idk i’ve always just called it the spine doctor/surgeon its definitely not a ‘chiropractor’ tho. its an actual medical facility/office with doctors who help with neuro related issues and they’ve got physical therapists and stuff 🤷♀️
I could feel that 🫨
I would love to have this down. I want to see how much this device could pick up cause i nerve damage everywhere especially in my spine.
I have integrated "huge swing, right off the bat" as a phrase to say when anything is unexpected
My back would have been red already 😂
Did anyone else see the really cool pen flip in the hand
“Huge swing” 🏌️♂️
Watching this made me want to go to a chiropractor and ask them to aggressively release any tension in my body😅
I didn't realize that so many people think chiropractics is a hoax
It is
I would sell my kidney to be a patient in one of these ASMR videos
Is it just me or did your back tingle?
This is so real
Ah yes. Magnet healing
Quackery knows no limits... weally! 😎
Those nervescopes are scams lol
I bet that felt so good
Hubs is a prince. Been married 50 years. He finds shoulder rubs/massages irritating so he just can’t relate. I do wish it were otherwise, but he has a sterling character.
That's a good looking back 😅
I like very relax and sleep
where do i sign up 😋😋😋
Ok but is no one gonna talk about how deadly still the woman sits??
I love this asmr
What is a nervoscope? Like what is it for/what is its purpose?
I love this so amazing
That would send my nerve pain nuro crazy oh boy 😅
Can someone explain what that tool is?
It's a Nervoscope.
The instrument shows where pressure is present and whether it has been completely or partially eliminated as a result of a chiropractic adjustment of the causative vertebra. When a vertebra is subluxated, it causes pressure on the surrounding tissues of a nerve or a bundle of nerves and this causes resistance to flow of nerve energy. This resistance in turn causes heat at that point, as heat is produced when resistance is added in a circuit carrying electricity. Neurocalometer is so sensitive and so constructed with thermocouple detectors and galvanometer that it registers heat and records it as so many points, or units, on the dial. It makes comparative heat readings of the spinal area.
But it's kind of controversial. Some people say it does work and others say it's just a waste of money.
@@niko12805i don’t think i’ve ever seen such a perfectly informative youtube comment, thanks so much!! wow
@@niko12805yea seems like total BS
It’s just silliness, this isn’t real chiropractic work
Bunch o' bologna
This is so relaxing
That's a chronic nerve right there.
I THOUGHT IT WAS A BLOODY POTATO PEELER, OMG! 😟
My banana peel can mobe the screen and scroll and type and everything you really do learn new things everyday also this is super cool
homeboy said plbplbplbplb😴…WHEEEWWWW 😮💨
I KNOW she struggling to stay awake
Where to get this done? I feel like I need to get this done
Don't, it's a scam
@@Notaxmeryep
Madre mia, no me sentia preparada para ver la película, pero después de ver la serenidad y entereza de este hombre creo que debo verla. Gracias por buscar unas entrevistas tan interesantes!
I defo need this
I loveeee ❤
Bro this is the most static person I’ve ever seen
Can someone explain what she's marking and why?
I’m so glad the comments are all shitting on chiropracty as the pseudoscience it is, finally some sanity ❤
I perfectlly guesed the gold finger and then proceed to not guess anything else
Don't mix scams with ASMR
Fr
True
I need a friend who would do this with me
Whoa my bullshit meter is showing some really big swings, you might need to come back for a couple more paid sessions
this comment made my day
This is asmr roleplay :) The models are paid for their time. I do it to illicit relaxation and I do not sell my services
@@ChillwithHannahB oh no! It seems like the algorithm is serving this up next to videos about medical quackery
@@aa72on I agreed w/ you originally but the creator’s explanation puts the argument down
Your comprehension meter must be malfunctioning description clearly states this is a role play made for relaxation.
I think it’s more like hypnosis.
Chiropratic is a quackery
It isn't, and it's endorsed and recommended by traditional doctors. Many doctors clinics also hire or refer out to chiropractors. It has its place and benefits. It isn't meant to be a fix, but for temporary relief while you work on physical therapy and what not
It's not really. I have alignment issues from a loose hip joint, causes off level pelvis > swayed spine > crooked knee > fallen arch... none of which you would see to look at me. I do my own chiropractery on a mat on the floor, using the floor to force and push joints to realign things, but, yes, all temporary relief, until the next day's end.
@@kenny995In the context of chiropractic care, several fallacious arguments are present in the provided comment. Let’s dissect them:
- Appeal to Authority: The statement claims that chiropractic care is “endorsed and recommended by traditional doctors.” While some medical professionals may indeed support chiropractic practices, it’s essential to recognize that endorsements alone do not validate the efficacy or safety of a treatment. Scientific evidence and rigorous research are crucial for assessing any medical intervention.
- Bandwagon Fallacy: The mention that “many doctors clinics also hire or refer out to chiropractors” implies that because others do it, it must be valid. However, the popularity or widespread adoption of a practice does not necessarily make it scientifically sound or effective.
- False Dichotomy: The comment suggests that chiropractic care has a specific role: “It isn’t meant to be a fix, but for temporary relief while you work on physical therapy.” This oversimplification presents a false choice between chiropractic care and other treatments. In reality, healthcare is often multifaceted, and different modalities can complement each other.
- Anecdotal Evidence: The phrase “it has its place and benefits” relies on personal anecdotes or individual experiences. While anecdotes can be compelling, they do not constitute robust evidence. Scientific studies are necessary to evaluate the overall effectiveness and safety of chiropractic interventions.
Git gut !
@@sparra3819
In this comment, several fallacious arguments are present. Let’s dissect them again :
- False Dichotomy: The phrase “It’s not really” suggests a binary choice: either chiropractic care is effective, or it isn’t. However, healthcare is rarely so black and white. There exists a spectrum of possibilities, and the validity of a medical practice cannot be reduced to a simple either-or scenario.
- Anecdotal Evidence: The user shares their personal experience, claiming to perform their own “chiropractery” on a mat using the floor. While anecdotes can be compelling, they do not constitute robust scientific evidence. Objective research is necessary to evaluate the overall effectiveness of chiropractic interventions.
- Hidden Complexity: The comment describes a chain of alignment issues (hip joint, pelvis, spine, knee, arch) that are not externally visible. While it’s true that some health conditions may not be immediately apparent, this does not automatically validate a specific treatment approach. The complexity of underlying issues requires thorough examination and evidence-based solutions.
Stop bullshit.
@@LOstiDVegan i'm too tired to respond to this.
Idk if I could sit still long enough 4 someone to do that I think it would just tickle the hell out of me
Will there be people who do this in irl?
You only need Cristals and get your Chakra aligning with the 2nd moon phase 😅😅😅😅😅
Bro imagine September 2001 asmr 💀
what are you marking?
I thinks it’s meant to me where there’s knots or tightness in her back that they might need to work on?
Yes, supposedly the two metal prongs measure the temperature on the two sides of the spine, and then the nervoscope reads out the difference between the two. A significant difference implies there’s something affecting the nerves that needs to be worked out. If they’re properly-scientifically-backed instruments is another question, but this is a roleplay, so at least it adds to the tingles!
@@JGemiknightdoesn’t even do that correctly. No clicking sound like others have.
@@TheGeenatyeah probably because this is a ROLEPLAY smartass
It’s fake ahh bs, never trust chiropractors
Could you do just the nervoscope without talking please