Anonymous

07 Jun 2019

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My sister has been paying for chiropractic services, that cost around $200-$300. Do they really work?

I looked it up online and learnt that they are not regulated. However, my sister says it helps her in her alignment. Is it just the placebo effect?

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Yang Teng

07 Jun 2019

If she finds it useful, why not continue? It's somewhat like the western form of Tuina.

https://www.webmd.com/pain-management/guide/chi...

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Benjamin Ho

01 Jan 2019

Chiropractic is not based on medical science. But if it works for her...

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Alis Khoo

01 Jan 2019

It depend on what issue she is suffering from and good chiropractors will give you their best and ho...

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