Red Mosquito

Is it misleading?

This is a very tree question.

They already pretend to be, so why not?

I came across this guy Dr. Eric Berg on YouTube and he goes on and on about keto and intermittent fasting, which are great, but the more I watch, the more his credibility is unraveling. He's using known methods and trying to put his own twist on it. Turns out he's just a chiropractor. He's also a Scientologist who got sued for forcing Scientology on his employees. He has over 3 million followers. YouTube is hilarious.

tree don’t listen to internet doctors

I'm trying to get quick easy advice on keto and fasting!

RIP tree

tree_ wrote:I'm trying to get quick easy advice on keto and fasting!

Take it to the “signs of decadence” thread, bub

When he said bread causes autism I knew something was off

I heard Chiropractors are a scam. Is this true?

BurtReynolds wrote:I heard Chiropractors are a scam. Is this true?

I think the quality can vary greatly from one to another. My wife seems to benefit quite a bit from hers. But I hear stories, and this guy…

tree_ wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:I heard Chiropractors are a scam. Is this true?

I think the quality can vary greatly from one to another. My wife seems to benefit quite a bit from hers. But I hear stories, and this guy…

what does your wife's chiro say about bread?

Nothing yet

BurtReynolds wrote:I heard Chiropractors are a scam. Is this true?

My best friend sees one, so I assume so.

I watch chiropractor videos on YouTube for the insane cracks. Love the sound. Dr. Tubio delivers the best. His beck move is great. Dr. Cipriano seems to require his female clients to wear yoga pants and spirts bras.

Anyway, here is my question: is there really long-term relief from any of those cracks? When I crack my knuckles in the morning, it does relieve stiffness, but I crack them all day long. I have students cracking backs and necks all the time. Satisfying sound, but is there any real benefit?

daft twat wrote:I watch chiropractor videos on YouTube for the insane cracks. Love the sound. Dr. Tubio delivers the best. His beck move is great. Dr. Cipriano seems to require his female clients to wear yoga pants and spirts bras.

Anyway, here is my question: is there really long-term relief from any of those cracks? When I crack my knuckles in the morning, it does relieve stiffness, but I crack them all day long. I have students cracking backs and necks all the time. Satisfying sound, but is there any real benefit?

Hello.

I’m a doctor

i'm a prince.

No, I really am a doctor. It’s just that unlike those vain phd’s and md’s, I don’t insist that everyone refer to me as “doctor.”

I'm a robo nurse