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[โ€“] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

But, I donโ€™t know, if someone can comfortably afford it and they perceive some benefit, is it a bad thing?

Well, they could be going to someone for an actual treatment for their issues, which would do them better in the long run. Plus, many people can claim chiropractic therapy costs can as medical expenses for tax purposes, meaning all of us are paying for it. And for those who can't, many insurance plans cover chiropractics, meaning those with supplementary health insurance plans are paying more or getting less for their money because it's propping up sham therapies and poorly regulated physiotherapy LARPers.

[โ€“] voluble 2 points 1 year ago