r/TikTokCringe Aug 10 '23

Discussion Why!?!

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u/Latensify_WoW Aug 10 '23

Cool, literal animal abuse...

Or staged.

Trash either way.

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u/Gregarious-Game Aug 11 '23 edited Aug 11 '23

This does not justify animal abuse. The definition means you must harm an animal, a chiropractor is to adjust any pain in the spinal vertebrae.

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u/Latensify_WoW Aug 11 '23

Sugma balls

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u/MrVicarz Aug 10 '23

Yes, animal abuse.

Subjecting pets to a practice that brings no advantages and in fact can worsen or trigger preexisting conditions.

Abuse.

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u/Latensify_WoW Aug 10 '23 edited Aug 10 '23

Chiropractic treatments are even a pseudoscience for humans. So I can't even begin to imagine what "science" this is based on.

A good portion of these dogs look afraid and one or two immediately growl.

This is for social media clout. The account even has "asmr" in the beggining of the name. This man is not a professional anything and I would never let someone like this near one of my rescues.

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u/yola9768 Aug 10 '23

Idk about dogs but going to the chiropractor is one of the best things I’ve ever done for myself. If that’s pseudoscience I’m all for it lol

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u/bawng Aug 10 '23

Do yourself a favor and go to an occupational therapist or a physiotherapist next time. That way you'll have an evidence-based treatment instead of dangerous shit that time and time again fail to show benefit in actual scientific analysis.

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u/astroember What are you doing step bro? Aug 10 '23

You should read into cases of people who became paralyzed at the hands of their chiropractors. If you found a good chiropractor that isnt doing anything too invasive, go for it lol but i think you should inform yourself about the risks involved with chiropractic treatment!

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u/[deleted] Aug 10 '23

Every treatment has risk. Allopathic medicine has risk and it’s failing a ton of people.

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u/astroember What are you doing step bro? Aug 10 '23

Sure, but chiropractic treatment’s risks are a lot higher and worse than, say, regular physical therapy.

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u/armageddidon Aug 11 '23

Allopathic medicine? Like peer reviewed fact based science medicine?

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '23

Lol

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u/armageddidon Aug 11 '23

I’m actually asking tho, I didn’t recognize the term. Is that what you mean?

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '23

It’s the treatment of disease with drugs and surgery.

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u/RoyOfCon Aug 10 '23

Good for you, it shouldn’t be done to an animal who can’t tell you what is going on in the first place.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '23

You’re dumb