With the abundance of minor back, neck, and joint pain, many people are suffering. The pain is too weak to warrant an expensive visit to a chiropractor, but severe enough to be distracting and uncomfortable. Much of this pain feels like it could be cured with one good *crack*, but they are unable to do this themselves.

Basic chiropractic maneuvers should be taught in high school health class. Students would learn how to safely crack joints ailing from excess gas buildup. They would also learn to diagnose when the patient should see a real doctor. Emphasis would be placed on the latter.

Millions could be saved in often-uninsured medical bills. Millions of people would no longer have to live with their joint pain.
-- Aq_Bi, Feb 01 2005

I question whether there's a difference.
-- bristolz, Feb 02 2005


Sounds like a physical therapist.
-- bristolz, Feb 02 2005


//As a people we are ill-disposed to magical cures.//

Are you sure we're living in the same country?
-- Detly, Feb 02 2005



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