I Went To A 1 Star Chiropractor... 

There's a reason why you never give out the address of the places you're gonna go on stream. Trolls will absolutely do anything they can to ruin it.

Is that why we didn't hear her review the chiro afterwards? the video just randomly jumps forward to her in the car

She’s not gonna fuck you bro😂😂

Exactly, I love Emily and all but that's a idiotic move.​@@phantomz87

that's the 5 star. the 1 star was closed

"business"

@@Mint403 “instigating”

Maybe a competitor lol

So all I need is to learn a couple real treatments and I can be a physiotherapist as well? Noice

@@apexdude105 Well, when you have insurance at work, and for example you suffer an accident - like I did twice, a sprained ankle - you don't need a stranger on the street, but a therapy professional, and that's where physiotherapists come in, This professional - the one who treated me - in particular also worked with a popular soccer club here in Peru, and supported its players. So it's not something simple that you can learn with RU-vid videos and that's it.

English isn't my first language. What happened? Did like people from chat start calling the place, the doc got angry perhaps and she had to shut it off?

@@huskyplneylaski767 People from stream were spam calling the business, leaving them unable to make real appointments. Not expecting that from letting one person video, the doc and the rest of the office was probably upset.

@@puhz1shin nah that's fucked up. I First thought the doc was trynna scam her or something cuz I missed the 'caller' part

damn, always some stupid... ruining someones fun. :/

Unfortunately there are people in the chat who have their wires crossed in their brains... I know they are very few, but those few not only ruin the stream, but they give a bad image of an "IrL Twitch streamer" to this business. The worst thing is that they gave the adorable Emily a hard time, who obviously didn't deserve it. We just have to hope it doesn't happen again.

chiropractors are not professionals. almost by definition

@@faketheo3432 I meant that he acted professionally and did not really do anything wrong, but I get what you mean

What? So you get the short leg because you have weak muscles in your hips. The short leg comes from one side being strong than the other so the opposite side gets tight. You're using you front ankle muscles more because you're week somewhere else. The short legs isn't the cause, it's a byproduct of different issues.

want to hear something even more scary? the inventor of chiropractic actually claimed to get his knowledge from a ghost

Should be scared of all of them, they are not real doctors and do my harm then good.

Seriously, a 5-star chiropractor can permanently damage your spine!

chiropractic is quackery. more likely to injure than to heal. she should definetly not go to any chiropractor of any star rating again. a massage has the same effect without the risk of getting paralyzed

All chiropractors are shams lol

@ThatHappyChap not really, for people with back injuries, chiropractic care helps the pain. That being said, you're entitled to your own opinion on the topic.

@@TheBurnsClan good that when it comes to science and medicine we don't have to rely on opinions but can look at facts and data. and scientifically speaking thathappychap is right.

@@faketheo3432 go back to plebbit

Chat are exoerts ob everything

chiropractors are literal quacks. you're probably qualified to be a chiropractor--just put on a lab coat on a watch a couple yt vids. Look up it's origins for all the info you need.

To be fair, chiropractors aren't doctors and aren't experts themselves lol.

@@bradgarrett7159 Yeah no ones made that point yet you got it.

there is a big difference between a vertebrae being slightly misaligned and a herniated or fractured disk. Not everything requires surgery and a lot of doctors will recommend chiropractic care first in order to try and avoid surgery which should always be a last resort.

Man people who talk about medical conditions while they have no idea what theyre talking about and have no higher level education in medicine is the funniest thing.

No placebo in chiropractic medicine. Educate yourself

@@muchikazmi2000 I’m not trying to take your joy away Chief.

yes. chiropractic is a sham. the founder of it literally claimed that a ghost told him how to do it.

unless ur a real doctor stfu

@@lethal3268 chiropractic is pseudo-science. deal with it

shes the Mr. Incredible super inflatable bendy toy irl lol

Yeah, you should do something about that if you get swelling like that. That's why my wrist, knee, and ankle are fucked up lol. Pretty sure I had (or still have) a hairline fracture in my right wrist.

Just stay away from ear cleanings. I know RU-vid viewers love them and you would get millions of views.... They are just icky. I don't want to see what gunk you have in your head.

people called and harrased the place :(

@@Moloch6666 L chat

That's so fucking cringe of chat to harass people .. hell no

Just callers bruh like twitch chat prank calling the place where she’s going

well she went to a chiropractor, so...

@@faketheo3432 So what? You can’t end a sentence on “so…” if she went to get a Scientology screening (or whatever) and was somehow allowed to film it, she would do it for the content. Emily’s not a duffis, she’s actually really hecking smart.

@@aellipsis it is one thing just to listen to a quack and another thing to risk your health and permanent injury. And I'll end my sentences on whatever I want. Even if it doesn't make sense, so...

Most of the things he said were accurate. He lost me at the laser therapy and beyond tho.

@@Johnny-ci8mw laser therapy can be an actual thing I think But this dude was just throwing the kitchen sink

@@Johnny-ci8mw I am going to assume it is a lesser treatment to ultrasound therapy (obviously different) but that just stimulates the soft tissue to help facilitate fluid to move out of the area to help reduce inflammation and help with recovery. Again, assuming she got a lower intensity treatment since she had never been in before.

except chiropractors are not medical professionals. if anything they are the opposite

@@faketheo3432 Oh, they are not over there? Here they are, including a medical license.

@@dah-knee-low2799 Nope. Has to do with the fact that it is not based in biology or any other science, but in what the founder DD Palmer claimed the ghost of a deceased physician taught him.

@@dah-knee-low2799having a medical license for something that was created by a crazy man that got the idea by talking to a ghost means your aren’t a medical professional. It means you’re a medical scammer

Yeah she's always very sweet and accomodatjng to workers, as someone working with customers, I appreciate it.

yep it's quackery. more likely to do harm than to help.

not at all, he took her foot through normal range of motion, stop talking out of your ass

@@Gavvi2552people believe what they want. People who think it’s fake will always think it’s fake, a 100 page medical report indicating it can cure cancer wouldn’t mean anything. People don’t change their minds. If you think it’s real, you’ll never believe it’s fake, even with studies that support that. There’s always a study somewhere to support any pov and no one on the internet ever changes their mind when confronted with new information, I don’t know what the point of being able to talk to each other even is. 😅

@@Gavvi2552 did that joke go right over your head or what

@@CoverThisAi making a statement without indications of humor while trash talking something is not necessarily the definition of a joke.

Allow me to explain: 1.The founder of chiropractic, DD Palmer, claimed he received his knowledge through supernatural means, mentioning a ghost as his teacher. 2.While some find relief through chiropractic care, it's essential to be aware of potential risks, which may outweigh the benefits compared to other treatments like massage therapy. 3.Scientific evidence supporting chiropractic benefits is mixed, with some studies showing inconclusive results or lack of evidence altogether. 4.It's crucial to understand the risks involved with chiropractic treatment, including the potential for serious harm such as permanent injury, paralysis, or even death. 5.If you're dealing with health issues, consider consulting with professionals like physical therapists or orthopedic specialists who offer evidence-based care tailored to your needs.

When you fail to realize all chiropractors spend 4 years professional in school, to earn their doctoral degree

@@mbmstudios9768 and catholic priests who do exorcisms spent even more time in school. so what's your point? do you have any actual correction?

@@mbmstudios9768 when you fail to realize that a school for quackery still teaches quackery 🤦‍♂

​@@mbmstudios9768 Did you also fall for Established Titles, lil bro? Or Hustler's University? 💀

​@@mbmstudios9768 yes 4 years to learn mostly bs though. Obviously their knowledge of human anatomy and physiology is extensive from there training but that's about it. The actual chiropractic method is mostly snake oil though some get temporary relief. You will not get any lasting long term relief from a chiro that just cracks spines all day. The entire theory of subluxations has zero evidence whatsoever.

😂😂😂😂

Chatters were calling the business more than likely

@@jgw39465 And generally saying bad stuff when they call to make the business feel like they are in danger.

Exactly. Some people don't understand that plastic surgery doesn't just include beautification but also things that are necessary for health improvement and sometimes even survival. like reattaching limbs, reconstructing damaged tissue, that might otherwise get infected, correcting certain birth defects or doing specialized micro-surgery needed to restore bloodvessels for example.

TOO EXTRA

i'm a few minutes in this is kinda cool actually

@@LightlyLilyAsmr ...in the wrong direction...

and the other hundred of thousand people were fine. By your logic no one should drive a car because 43.000 fatal car crashes(america only) happened.

​@@llPhenomenonll except cars are science. they are predictable. you know how to avoid a crash. chiropractic on the other hand was invented by someone who claimed a ghost told him how to do it. believing in physics and believing in ghosts is not the same thing. OP's logic is sound

Yea you missed his whole point 😂 ​@@faketheo3432

​@@faketheo3432t don't matter what's science and what's not....by logic just because said amount of people die from shark attacks or car crashes or any other thing doesn't mean because someone was paralyzed from a ciro no one should ever go....just like people shouldn't stop swimming or driving cars because the risk of what COULD happen smh

@@DickTracy-zi3iu all that yapping to tell me you didn't understand the point I made? ok dude

from one quack to the next

@@faketheo3432 why be rude?

@@tjhall1000 neither of these things are based in actual science. chiropractic was invented by a guy who claimed to have been taught by a ghost. TCM is a propaganda invention of Mao Zedong to counteract western influence. so according to your logic it is: truth = rude. ok dude

@@tjhall1000 truth = rude. ok dude

@@tjhall1000 so following your logic it would be rude to tell a flat earther that the earth is a globe, no?

I should mention I was injured for years and after the chiro and the PT after I started feeling way better. I was without work for years thankfully I had my photo/video business for a while so I was able to make some decent money. Now I work a part job, freelancing video/photo, and own a flower business with my parents.

good for you but it doesn't change the fact that chiropractic has no basis in science or medicine whatsoever. it's safer to get a massage than going to a chiropractor and you can expect the same results

@@faketheo3432 No you're wrong i'm in medical and I can tell you there are some benefits. There was a strong belief there wasn't but there have been to some benefit. Just keep them away from your neck because I can be dangerous.

@@bboyswoosh87 I call BS on you being in medical, because the evidence for the benefits are at best non conclusive and at worst non existent. and the benefits that were non conclusively shown were about as good as the benefits from a good massage. you won't be able to point me to a single reputable study that conclusively shows chiropractic is beneficial. not surprising, considering the founder of chiropractic, DD Palmer, didn't even go to medschool. instead he claimed to have gotten his methods via supernatural revelations from the ghost of a dead physician.

@@bboyswoosh87 spooky ghost medicine has no scientific basis

... was a oil rich in omega3s before we knew how good that was for people, usually sold by chinese immigrants and derided by racist salesmen using people's fear and ignorance of the asian culture... whats your point?

@@jimr.didriksen1930 open a dictionary and maybe you'll understand the point