> Of course, without any treatment at all, the pain would also have gone away after a few days.
And if you struggle for years with chronic back problems and doctors don't really have an answer except to prescribe addictive painkillers and then you see a chiro and everything is cleared up in a couple days?
Telling me that's a coincidence is just gaslighting.
Sorry, I have no clue what confluence of political/cultural forces have led to the inability of science to figure out how/why this stuff works.
And if you struggle for years with chronic back problems and doctors don't really have an answer except to prescribe addictive painkillers and then you see a chiro and everything is cleared up in a couple days?
Telling me that's a coincidence is just gaslighting.
Sorry, I have no clue what confluence of political/cultural forces have led to the inability of science to figure out how/why this stuff works.
Maybe in another 40 years. Good luck!