Dulak - Jerry Rice swears that having a good chiropractor is one of the reasons he was able to play for so long.

The one I had before didn't do me any good at all. Waste of money.

However this one is the best chiropractor I've ever had. He got me to the level where I can go two weeks between treatments, which is impressive for how ***** up my back was.

Now an extreme case, I'm not even exaggerating here. My wife is now 1.75" taller due to 10 years of chiropractic work. She had not one, but 2 S's in her spine (scoliosis). She'll have to see a chiropractor for the rest of her life, but chiropractic work has done miracles on her back.

Of course doctors wanted her to have surgery which costs an arm and a leg and leaves permanent scars. We know a few people who have had corrective surgery. Let's just say it doesn't really correct; it just makes the doctors richer. The patients are almost as miserable after the surgery as they were before it.

So yes, I swear by it too, but you have to get a good one. It's just like there are good and bad dentists out there. Our current dentist is by far the best one we've ever had.

"zombieslayer" wrote:

You want customer service? During our post-PT break at drill yesterday, I went to the coffee shop across the street and ordered tea for my wife and me. The barista behind the desk asked me, "So which tea was it again that you can't drink? Rooibos?" Even though the correct answer was "Darjeeling," I was impressed! It's been months since I told her that, and I go to that coffee shop no more than once per month (when I'm in town for drill), so it's not like I am a regular she would easily recognize.

In case you're wondering why I can't drink it, Darjeeling tea makes me vomit. I have no idea why. It's the only tea that has that effect on me.

"Nonstopdrivel" wrote:

I have to admit, I've been very fond of the practice (chiropracy.. is that even a word?! lol). Dulak, you guys don't get enough credit in the medical world.

"Formo" wrote: