The other night I heard that the UVa football team has in house masseuses/chiropractors that work on the team as part of their training. This isn’t that rare I think. Most schools, especially with great sports programs have mini physical therapy centers solely dedicated to their athletes.
ANYWAYS, so the NY Times reports that neck manipulations have a high-correlation to people getting strokes. Yes, very scary indeed. It seems a
In light of this weekend’s upcoming game…we might want to stay away from our athletes’ necks! Has anyone experienced really bad side-effects after a session with the chiropractor?
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Isn’t the whole point of this article to dispute the claim that there is a high correlation? Read the last sentence under “bottom line.”
this meta-article is mad confusing. was i not misinformed?
Strokes during massages can be quite pleasurable.
/someone had to go there
I was of the impression that chiropractic manipulation was basically bunk, better than, say, phrenology but not much better than astrology.
@4
Don’t you dare ever question phrenology again.
Without it, ‘Men At Work’ would have lacked some serious plot formation.
/ok ok, sorry.
//tangent.
I believe that Sharon Stone attributed her stroke a few years back to a chiropractic fuck up, but I can’t go and find a link because I just read the last hour of bickering posts on the ‘What’s happening at Spicy Bear” thread and have lost the will to live.
@7: Me too. Let’s go get a drinky-poo.
@7: Talking to yourself? I’d guess you already had a drinky-poo.
/Internet-assisted suicide anyone?
@8: I need one. Can you come to Crozet with some Vodka, Kahlua, and cream STAT.
OMG… that sounds so good and it’s only 3.52pm.
@9: I certainly can. I believe I even have some Van Gogh.
Floozy come to Crozet and we can drink white russians with echo in my damp gazebo.
LMAO…. my pergola is a bit wet around the edges as well today.
Ewwww… you might want to get that looked at Flooze. I think there’s an ointment for that.
Given the regularity that football players get into trouble in the offseason, I thought that this was going to be a warning against frequenting the local Asian massage parlors.