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Gentle reminder that Chiropractors are NOT DOCTORS. They have no knowledge about anatomy or physiology. They cannot diagnose or treat any disease competently. This hanging upside down chiropractic is something I had never come across and it's really dangerous. Don't visit these fools. Chiropractic is a recent quackery invented... show more

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Please hear me out: DO NOT visit chiropractors for any health-related issue. Stay FAR away from them. This is dangerous. This is from an Instagram account of a chiropractor from Delhi who has >250K (misled) followers. I am quite worried that this nonsense is gaining popularity in India now. Chiropractic is a pseudoscientific practice that has absolutely no evidence for any claims made. Its origins lie in folk medicine practice of "bone-setting." You can still see "bone-setters" in suburban and rural areas in India. They are quacks and remnants of a bygone era. A quack who goes by the name Daniel David Palmer, who used to perform magnetic healing, discovered chiropractic practice in 1890s. While attending a Spiritualist Meeting, [he claims that] the idea of chiropractic came to him from the spirit of the deceased medical physician named Dr. Jim Atkinson. The ghost of Dr. Atkinson gave him the principles of practice of a new therapy which considered "body as a 'machine' whose parts could be manipulated to produce a drugless cure." - and voila! Chiropractic was born [that is how scientific this BS is]. Chiropractors dont realize that their practice evolved from the spirited mind of a looney. In 1906, Palmer was prosecuted under the new medical arts law in Iowa for practicing medicine without a license, and had to go to jail. Chiropractors propose that mechanical disorders of joints especially the spine affect health and manipulation (spinal adjustments) improves health - this is of course nonsense. Manipulation of joints and soft tissue (like in this video) are also performed. Apart from the spine, chiropractors also manipulate the patient and family into parting with their hard-earned money and they do it pretty well. Chiropractic practice is termed an "unscientific cult" [much like Ayurveda and Homeopathy]. Multiple systematic reviews and meta-analysis have shown that chiropractic practices have no [conclusive] clinically relevant benefits and can sometimes cause real harm [at times severe harm] to patients. See here here here here and here There is not sufficient data to establish the safety of chiropractic manipulations. It is frequently associated with mild to moderate adverse effects, with serious or fatal complications in rare cases. Several deaths have been associated with this technique. See here here and here Chiropractors are not doctors and they have no knowledge of the human anatomy and physiology. I suggest that no one visit a chiropractor for any health-related problems at any point in their life time.

Please hear me out: DO NOT visit chiropractors for any health-related issue. Stay FAR away from them. This is dangerous. This is from an Instagram account of a chiropractor from Delhi who has >250K (misled) followers. I am quite worried that this nonsense is gaining popularity in India now. Chiropractic is a pseudoscientific practice that has absolutely no evidence for any claims made. Its origins lie in folk medicine practice of "bone-setting." You can still see "bone-setters" in suburban and rural areas in India. They are quacks and remnants of a bygone era. A quack who goes by the name Daniel David Palmer, who used to perform magnetic healing, discovered chiropractic practice in 1890s. While attending a Spiritualist Meeting, [he claims that] the idea of chiropractic came to him from the spirit of the deceased medical physician named Dr. Jim Atkinson. The ghost of Dr. Atkinson gave him the principles of practice of a new therapy which considered "body as a 'machine' whose parts could be manipulated to produce a drugless cure." - and voila! Chiropractic was born [that is how scientific this BS is]. Chiropractors dont realize that their practice evolved from the spirited mind of a looney. In 1906, Palmer was prosecuted under the new medical arts law in Iowa for practicing medicine without a license, and had to go to jail. Chiropractors propose that mechanical disorders of joints especially the spine affect health and manipulation (spinal adjustments) improves health - this is of course nonsense. Manipulation of joints and soft tissue (like in this video) are also performed. Apart from the spine, chiropractors also manipulate the patient and family into parting with their hard-earned money and they do it pretty well. Chiropractic practice is termed an "unscientific cult" [much like Ayurveda and Homeopathy]. Multiple systematic reviews and meta-analysis have shown that chiropractic practices have no [conclusive] clinically relevant benefits and can sometimes cause real harm [at times severe harm] to patients. See here here here here and here There is not sufficient data to establish the safety of chiropractic manipulations. It is frequently associated with mild to moderate adverse effects, with serious or fatal complications in rare cases. Several deaths have been associated with this technique. See here here and here Chiropractors are not doctors and they have no knowledge of the human anatomy and physiology. I suggest that no one visit a chiropractor for any health-related problems at any point in their life time.

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1,144,001 views • 2 years ago

Few realize that chiropractic is rooted in mystical ideas. Its birthday is said to be September 18, 1895, when Daniel David Palmer “adjusted” the spine of a janitor named Harvey Lillard, allegedly curing his deafness. Convincing himself that 95% of all diseases—such as “insanity, sexual dysfunction, measles, and influenza”—were caused by displaced vertebrae, Palmer went on to open chiropractic schools and even seriously considered establishing chiropractic as a religion. He coined the term “innate intelligence” to describe the “energy” or “vital force” that enables the body to heal itself. Chiropractors manipulate the spine to correct vertebral “subluxations” that block the flow of the “innate.” The confusing part is that “subluxation” is a common medical term. Real orthopedic subluxations are partial dislocations between joint surfaces. They exist and show up on x-rays, whereas chiropractic subluxations don’t: They’re undetectable and there’s no science to support their existence. Not all modern chiropractors buy into imaginary subluxations, but many do, and they market the scientifically implausible idea to patients.

Few realize that chiropractic is rooted in mystical ideas. Its birthday is said to be September 18, 1895, when Daniel David Palmer “adjusted” the spine of a janitor named Harvey Lillard, allegedly curing his deafness. Convincing himself that 95% of all diseases—such as “insanity, sexual dysfunction, measles, and influenza”—were caused by displaced vertebrae, Palmer went on to open chiropractic schools and even seriously considered establishing chiropractic as a religion. He coined the term “innate intelligence” to describe the “energy” or “vital force” that enables the body to heal itself. Chiropractors manipulate the spine to correct vertebral “subluxations” that block the flow of the “innate.” The confusing part is that “subluxation” is a common medical term. Real orthopedic subluxations are partial dislocations between joint surfaces. They exist and show up on x-rays, whereas chiropractic subluxations don’t: They’re undetectable and there’s no science to support their existence. Not all modern chiropractors buy into imaginary subluxations, but many do, and they market the scientifically implausible idea to patients.

Dr. Jonathan N. Stea

39,056 views • 1 year ago

In Bali, mobile skeletal alignment services (combining chiropractic and traditional bone-setting techniques) are highly popular among bodybuilders and fitness enthusiasts🌊🏝️ The bodies of bodybuilders—characterized by massive muscle volume and joints and spines subjected to extreme stress from heavy weight training—cannot be adequately treated by standard massages or amateur "crack-and-pop" chiropractic adjustments💪😄 Consequently, there is strong demand for mobile services provided by professionals capable of deep muscle release based on anatomical knowledge, or by medically qualified practitioners skilled in powerful manual techniques📲🚙 That said, I am a little concerned about the fact that this massive, muscular guy keeps screaming in agony during the treatment...😅💦

In Bali, mobile skeletal alignment services (combining chiropractic and traditional bone-setting techniques) are highly popular among bodybuilders and fitness enthusiasts🌊🏝️ The bodies of bodybuilders—characterized by massive muscle volume and joints and spines subjected to extreme stress from heavy weight training—cannot be adequately treated by standard massages or amateur "crack-and-pop" chiropractic adjustments💪😄 Consequently, there is strong demand for mobile services provided by professionals capable of deep muscle release based on anatomical knowledge, or by medically qualified practitioners skilled in powerful manual techniques📲🚙 That said, I am a little concerned about the fact that this massive, muscular guy keeps screaming in agony during the treatment...😅💦

knockout☆

79,777 views • 2 months ago

This is a procedure called Viddhakarma, an Ayurvedic "surgery" involving puncturing of specific points (often Nasagra or tip of the nose) with a needle, and is clamied to treat conditions like chronic sinusitis, allergic rhinitis, deviated nasal septum (DNS), and loss of smell. PLEASE DO NOT DO THIS. DO NOT VISIT AN AYURVEDA PRACTITIONER FOR ANY OF YOUR HEALTH NEEDS. THEY ARE CRAZY. The person pictured here, is an Ayurveda practitioner herself, undergoing this traumatic and dangerous procedure. This does not cure or control any disease. The procedure is also done without any infection control steps. Local site infection that can track down the nose to the sinuses, excessive bleeding (from the Little's Area of the nose, a highly vascular region located on the lower-front part of the nasal septum), inflammation and damage of nasal cartilage, nerve damage to the external nasal nerve are all complications that these incompetent fools cannot identify or have knowledge about. Ayurvedic degree teaches a different anatomy and physiology and students have ZERO competency in realistically treating themselves, forget patients. Do not send your children to study Ayurveda. Send them to study proper STEM branches. Ayurveda is BS pseudoscience, evident from these foolish dramas on social media.

This is a procedure called Viddhakarma, an Ayurvedic "surgery" involving puncturing of specific points (often Nasagra or tip of the nose) with a needle, and is clamied to treat conditions like chronic sinusitis, allergic rhinitis, deviated nasal septum (DNS), and loss of smell. PLEASE DO NOT DO THIS. DO NOT VISIT AN AYURVEDA PRACTITIONER FOR ANY OF YOUR HEALTH NEEDS. THEY ARE CRAZY. The person pictured here, is an Ayurveda practitioner herself, undergoing this traumatic and dangerous procedure. This does not cure or control any disease. The procedure is also done without any infection control steps. Local site infection that can track down the nose to the sinuses, excessive bleeding (from the Little's Area of the nose, a highly vascular region located on the lower-front part of the nasal septum), inflammation and damage of nasal cartilage, nerve damage to the external nasal nerve are all complications that these incompetent fools cannot identify or have knowledge about. Ayurvedic degree teaches a different anatomy and physiology and students have ZERO competency in realistically treating themselves, forget patients. Do not send your children to study Ayurveda. Send them to study proper STEM branches. Ayurveda is BS pseudoscience, evident from these foolish dramas on social media.

TheLiverDoc™

60,806 views • 6 months ago

🔥🚨DEVELOPING: This man in Puerto Rico claims a mysterious naked humanoid visiting him and taught him about the universe, human being experiments and time travel. The video that was shared to TikTok is met with at least 60 comments from Puerto Ricans claiming this naked humanoid of knowledge is someone they have experienced or they know someone who has.

🔥🚨DEVELOPING: This man in Puerto Rico claims a mysterious naked humanoid visiting him and taught him about the universe, human being experiments and time travel. The video that was shared to TikTok is met with at least 60 comments from Puerto Ricans claiming this naked humanoid of knowledge is someone they have experienced or they know someone who has.

Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives

290,326 views • 9 months ago

🔥 AWESOME! President Trump just dropped this line with the Indiana Hoosiers: "Never bet against a guy like Curt." "The story of Indiana University is a legendary story. It's a very unusual story. We have a lot of teams where they win, and they keep winning, and they keep, where they don't know what it is — and you have some that lose and get a little bit lucky." "This is a team that came out from really a program that was a basketball program largely and now it's a great, great football program and you're going to have a tremendous year. It's a fantastic group and I look forward to watching."

🔥 AWESOME! President Trump just dropped this line with the Indiana Hoosiers: "Never bet against a guy like Curt." "The story of Indiana University is a legendary story. It's a very unusual story. We have a lot of teams where they win, and they keep winning, and they keep, where they don't know what it is — and you have some that lose and get a little bit lucky." "This is a team that came out from really a program that was a basketball program largely and now it's a great, great football program and you're going to have a tremendous year. It's a fantastic group and I look forward to watching."

Eric Daugherty

17,943 views • 4 months ago

Kudos to Digital Perspectives for dropping this bomb of a question that has never been asked or addressed by any of the Bitcoin Maxis in crypto. The answer is not important because they avoided it. They have no choice bc they have no answer. The leading Bitcoin proponents either know who Satoshi is or they don't want to know which is extremely dangerous.

Kudos to Digital Perspectives for dropping this bomb of a question that has never been asked or addressed by any of the Bitcoin Maxis in crypto. The answer is not important because they avoided it. They have no choice bc they have no answer. The leading Bitcoin proponents either know who Satoshi is or they don't want to know which is extremely dangerous.

Digital Asset Investor

47,161 views • 3 years ago

I went on a couple of dates with this guy in 2018, and I won’t lie, over the years, I’ve definitely thought about him. Come to find out, his “boyfriend” is his husband… he made it seem like they broke up. After a drunken FaceTime, I find out that they are MARRIED. He told me they broke up but never said that they were legally together. I found out after I stalked them on Instagram AFTER the call. Mind you, I’ve never met his husband, but his husband has me blocked on everything. Given the info, it has to be true because again, I’ve never met the guy. The husband knows that he apparently never forgot about me and that he’s contemplated leaving him to try and pursue me. I didn’t even know he got married… or that they were still together. Oh and by the way, they are still together. I was a little traumatized not gonna lie. 🫨

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I went on a couple of dates with this guy in 2018, and I won’t lie, over the years, I’ve definitely thought about him. Come to find out, his “boyfriend” is his husband… he made it seem like they broke up. After a drunken FaceTime, I find out that they are MARRIED. He told me they broke up but never said that they were legally together. I found out after I stalked them on Instagram AFTER the call. Mind you, I’ve never met his husband, but his husband has me blocked on everything. Given the info, it has to be true because again, I’ve never met the guy. The husband knows that he apparently never forgot about me and that he’s contemplated leaving him to try and pursue me. I didn’t even know he got married… or that they were still together. Oh and by the way, they are still together. I was a little traumatized not gonna lie. 🫨

DANIEL

49,508 views • 3 months ago

Kamlager-Dove: The fact that his son is in bed with these Putin Russian oligarchs who are paying for everything. I mean… Here’s the thing. When they get up and they tell us that they are beholden to no one, that they are not in the pockets or in the bed with Russia or China, and then you read a story like that, you know that they are lying, not even telling the truth. So I just hope they didn’t sell any of our secrets while he was getting this facial surgery done and preparing for this wedding.

Kamlager-Dove: The fact that his son is in bed with these Putin Russian oligarchs who are paying for everything. I mean… Here’s the thing. When they get up and they tell us that they are beholden to no one, that they are not in the pockets or in the bed with Russia or China, and then you read a story like that, you know that they are lying, not even telling the truth. So I just hope they didn’t sell any of our secrets while he was getting this facial surgery done and preparing for this wedding.

Acyn

30,314 views • 5 days ago

This is a very damaged man. He was never taught what love, respect, and boundaries are. He either didn't have a dad around or one or both of his parents were bullies. He thinks he is right about everything. I don't have the same beliefs as you, but I am spiritual and I would never behave like this man. He's just so mean and doesn't want to have a conversation.

This is a very damaged man. He was never taught what love, respect, and boundaries are. He either didn't have a dad around or one or both of his parents were bullies. He thinks he is right about everything. I don't have the same beliefs as you, but I am spiritual and I would never behave like this man. He's just so mean and doesn't want to have a conversation.

Asher

46,319 views • 4 months ago

Not even the Great Flood was able to bring them down. Nuragh is the main type of megalithic building found in Sardinia, Italy. There are more than 7000 and according to experts they were built between 1900 and 730 BC. That is, they don't know who made them or when, but a story is invented for everything.

Not even the Great Flood was able to bring them down. Nuragh is the main type of megalithic building found in Sardinia, Italy. There are more than 7000 and according to experts they were built between 1900 and 730 BC. That is, they don't know who made them or when, but a story is invented for everything.

Bronze Giant

65,426 views • 8 months ago

Awkward. There's a reason Pomp acts like he doesn't hear what is said. The question is not who Satoshi is. It's why do the Bitcoin Maxis do not want to know when they are given video evidence that Homeland Security met with the FOUR Satoshis. They either know or they don't want to know. If they know it's the biggest financial lie in history. If they don't know it's a dangerous willful ignorance of something that could harm the investment itself. IT WAS NEVER BITCOIN.

Awkward. There's a reason Pomp acts like he doesn't hear what is said. The question is not who Satoshi is. It's why do the Bitcoin Maxis do not want to know when they are given video evidence that Homeland Security met with the FOUR Satoshis. They either know or they don't want to know. If they know it's the biggest financial lie in history. If they don't know it's a dangerous willful ignorance of something that could harm the investment itself. IT WAS NEVER BITCOIN.

Digital Asset Investor

167,336 views • 3 years ago

This is not the press conference I expected from the launch of World War III. Trump flanked by 2 cabinet members and a VP, who look like they are either hostages or drunk, as he clearly appears to have had a makeover in preparation for his big night.

This is not the press conference I expected from the launch of World War III. Trump flanked by 2 cabinet members and a VP, who look like they are either hostages or drunk, as he clearly appears to have had a makeover in preparation for his big night.

Brian Krassenstein

5,361,812 views • 1 year ago

Dr Zoe Williams, "As a GP, to suggest that somebody who is meeting a person who doesn't just have a mental health condition, or a physical health condition, they have a life, they have a family. Our lives are complicated. The things that dictate whether or not we're able to work are very complex" Zoe Williams "To suggest somebody meeting a patient for the first time can do that assessment better than their GP, is wrong, and frankly, I find it quite insulting" "It's very very dangerous. And in 2011 something similar happened. People were sent for these assessments, and I saw first hand through my patients how devastating it was. It was a real set back for people's health" "People who were already struggling with difficult financial circumstances, possibly difficult family circumstances, living in areas where they dont have access to healthy food. All of these compounded by their ability to claim benefits. If you take that away from them, they can spiral into further disease and destruction" "This policy says that Rishi Sunak says he doesn't believe people when they say they can't work" "As a GP working with these people, people don't come in and ask for sick notes when they don't need them very often.. The vast majority of people dont.. This policy is dangerous and it's damaging"

Dr Zoe Williams, "As a GP, to suggest that somebody who is meeting a person who doesn't just have a mental health condition, or a physical health condition, they have a life, they have a family. Our lives are complicated. The things that dictate whether or not we're able to work are very complex" Zoe Williams "To suggest somebody meeting a patient for the first time can do that assessment better than their GP, is wrong, and frankly, I find it quite insulting" "It's very very dangerous. And in 2011 something similar happened. People were sent for these assessments, and I saw first hand through my patients how devastating it was. It was a real set back for people's health" "People who were already struggling with difficult financial circumstances, possibly difficult family circumstances, living in areas where they dont have access to healthy food. All of these compounded by their ability to claim benefits. If you take that away from them, they can spiral into further disease and destruction" "This policy says that Rishi Sunak says he doesn't believe people when they say they can't work" "As a GP working with these people, people don't come in and ask for sick notes when they don't need them very often.. The vast majority of people dont.. This policy is dangerous and it's damaging"

Farrukh

792,089 views • 2 years ago

Robert Barnes (Robert Barnes): I talked to Rick Sanchez earlier in the week, and he said that Lavrov, the Russian ambassador, told him that the Trump they met in Anchorage doesn’t exist anymore. They said they had figured out by December, when the assassination attempt on Putin’s life happened, that Trump wasn’t all there. There were times where Putin had conversations with him where Trump would sincerely feign a lack of knowledge of what he had said in Alaska or what he had said two months before. The Russians concluded that part of the reason they are backing away from negotiations — but not trying to deliberately antagonize Trump — is that they think he’s not all there. They think they are dealing with someone who is a little bit off the res, mentally and emotionally, and his decision-making capacity, rather than his cognitive capacity. And I think this is what has misled the world about Trump: it’s not the same as Biden, so it’s not that he can’t remember words; it’s that he can’t process emotions.

Robert Barnes (Robert Barnes): I talked to Rick Sanchez earlier in the week, and he said that Lavrov, the Russian ambassador, told him that the Trump they met in Anchorage doesn’t exist anymore. They said they had figured out by December, when the assassination attempt on Putin’s life happened, that Trump wasn’t all there. There were times where Putin had conversations with him where Trump would sincerely feign a lack of knowledge of what he had said in Alaska or what he had said two months before. The Russians concluded that part of the reason they are backing away from negotiations — but not trying to deliberately antagonize Trump — is that they think he’s not all there. They think they are dealing with someone who is a little bit off the res, mentally and emotionally, and his decision-making capacity, rather than his cognitive capacity. And I think this is what has misled the world about Trump: it’s not the same as Biden, so it’s not that he can’t remember words; it’s that he can’t process emotions.

🅰pocalypsis 🅰pocalypseos 🇷🇺 🇨🇳 🅉

12,678 views • 2 months ago

Elon Musk: We should really accept no racism or sexism in any form, no matter what it’s called If “wokism” means racism based on sex, gender, or identity, and DEI is simply racism rebranded, then yes, I'm against racism and sexism, no matter who it's directed against It is entirely possible to be racist against white people, black people, Asians, or anyone else And we should really accept no racism or sexism in any form, no matter what it's called DEI and wokism essentially advocate racism and sexism; that is wrong They are also anti-meritocratic. So we should really, in my view, have a meritocratic society where people succeed as a function of their abilities and how hard they work That should be the only way that people succeed not through some arbitrary measures that are discriminatory So we need a meritocratic society, and we need freedom of speech. And freedom of speech is only relevant if the people you don't like are allowed to say things you don't like That is the only time freedom of speech is relevant

Elon Musk: We should really accept no racism or sexism in any form, no matter what it’s called If “wokism” means racism based on sex, gender, or identity, and DEI is simply racism rebranded, then yes, I'm against racism and sexism, no matter who it's directed against It is entirely possible to be racist against white people, black people, Asians, or anyone else And we should really accept no racism or sexism in any form, no matter what it's called DEI and wokism essentially advocate racism and sexism; that is wrong They are also anti-meritocratic. So we should really, in my view, have a meritocratic society where people succeed as a function of their abilities and how hard they work That should be the only way that people succeed not through some arbitrary measures that are discriminatory So we need a meritocratic society, and we need freedom of speech. And freedom of speech is only relevant if the people you don't like are allowed to say things you don't like That is the only time freedom of speech is relevant

X Freeze

31,865 views • 7 months ago