Army Vet Gets Chiropractic Adjustment Loud Crack for Pinched Nerve
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In this weeks "Treatment Tuesday", Dr. Scott Hoar treats Brentt Nichols, a retired army vet and aviation mechanic from Coconut Creek, FL. Brentt is dealing with continued neck and shoulder pain and stiffness that forced his retirement from the Army.
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I love your approach to your profession. A good doctor can build a reputation through results. A great doctor can produce results and increase knowledge. Your particular style is beyond fantastic. I feel your videos should be incorporated at Cleveland chiropractic and other institutions for new graduates to develop their own styles. Truly magnificent to watch
Thank you so much funnyguy. I really appreciate such kind words.
Every member of our military should be getting this kind of treatment. Thank you for your service. 🙏🏾
+ much much more for entire famiiy.. but were a poor country with 400 million
Great video! Some great cracks too! Nice to see our military getting the help they need!
Thanks Evan!
Excellent description on how the adjustments refire the specific nerves that cause the limited range of motion!
Thank you Jeff! Look for our next treatment next Tuesday!
Love this! Thank you for your service sir!
Doc, just a tip. You are using two microphones with a high sensibility recorder, right? Sometimes your audio echoes throught your pacient's mic and get this unconfortable mic noise and sometimes robotic voices. I recommend that you use the recorder's microphone, i see that is a Zoom, right? I can't tell the model because it's far from the shot, but i'm assuming that it is. Or if isn't, it's the same advice. Your content is very good and enjoyable to watch, but the noise from the two clip-on microphones are kinda disturbing.
Love seeing this constructive criticism
Hey, Another great video doc, but I enjoy listening to the dialogue when you are working on the neck muscles. I have similar to chronic neck tightness & I enjoy your critique when you're palpating the head/neck area (w/o the simultaneous interview-rhetoric within the top corner). Pls & thank u!
Thanks for the critique. We’re always looking at how we can produce these better. Thank you for watching!
Man, this guy is me had I continued my service. I definitely suffer similar issues but not as severe as his had gotten.
At first thank you for your service, Brentt Nichols.
and to Dr. Scott Hoar: Hello, I have just a question about affecting the other side of the Nerves/Spines when you´re adjusting one side of the nerve or one bodyside ( as for an example the left arm, does the adjusting affecting the right arm too? )
I´m just wondering how to secure the progress during the process on both sides so that the previous adjusting is not getting lost.
Good job and keep the good work up including comforting the patients during the process. :)
Keep it up, doc. A big hug from Brazil! Ps: Remember that now that u got 10000 subs TH-cam can pay you.
I could sure use an adjustment after watching that!
He discovered COVID halfway into the video. 😂
Hi Dr Hoar, i’ve a question about the muscle kinesiologic test to determine which joint to manipulate. Do You know if existing a recap about all muscle with joint when the muscle is weak? And why do You use the harmstring for an adjustment of L5 contrary to the tibial posterior? Thanks for your answer. Take care
Aurel - thanks for your comment. I’m not quite clear though, what’s your question?
Nice video!
Good stuff
I work in military and have a neck bulging disk its very annoying
Im sorry to hear that. Have you gotten any treatment?
@@ScottHoar nop in our country there is no criopractic
but laying down and taking medicine untill it goes away it started from one month
Oh man. That doesn’t sound like a good plan. I’m sorry to hear that.
@@ScottHoar the pain went away but still remains about 20 or % 30 percent from it i hope it goes away forever
@@ferasabukarak8163 yikes
I have some grinding when I turn my neck. Would having this done be ok?
Rory you’d have to be evaluated by a professional. It sounds like some treatment could be a good thing.
Why did he put a mask on? They are already close enough to get anything if the guy has something. And then he touches his mask/face with the same gloves he touches the guy? Can he explain pls and thank you
We filmed this a number of weeks ago. We were just starting to get into the whole mask and gloves thing. In more recent filming I’m just wearing the mask the whole time.
hi uncle scott
well hello there.....which of my nephews is this???
@@ScottHoar Can Dr. Scott be my uncle too? Or maybe just some help with my slipped disc at L5/S1. Miserable lower back pain and stiff range of motion. Starting to have neck problems also. Patients who get to see Scotty are very lucky.
Yeah the whole thumb pinky thing on his left hand was a joke. You didnt do anything on the second test. You just half assed it then pulled
your hand off at the last second and said all better
Thanks for your opinion! I disagree but that’s okay.
doc，you should wear face mask to protect yoursekf
he is
some time
Yea we filmed this a few weeks back when things weren’t quite like they are now. More recent filming some wearing it the whole time.
Try to squat 700 lbs. Pops neck, squats 700lbs.
I don't mean this with any disrespect doc but the interviews before and after feel really scripted and forced, I don't know why. I don't know if you're aiming for production value or not but if you are that's my honest opinion. Obviously not forcing you to change anything and this isn't criticism, just a bit of feedback I thought you might appreciate!
I’ll take that under consideration. Thanks Colm.
I disagree wholeheartedly. They do seem a bit stiff and formal, but definitely not forced and scripted. I really enjoy them
Yknow I’m a chiropractor, not a film editor. I’m constantly learning more of the subtleties of film production. To be honest with you guys, I think my mistake was cutting out too much “umms” “uhh” and “pauses”.....look for how the dialogue looks in tomorrow’s video to see if it’s any better. Thanks for the feedback guys!
How is it relevant that the man is an "Army Vet"? What if he was a gay news caster, would that be relevant?
Should I just say “some random dude gets an adjustment”?