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Look, don't go playing games when picking a doctor. There are "chiropractors" and then there are actual chiropractors, just like anything else.
Be careful who you trust with your spine. You've only got one.
This is the American Chiropractic Association site, they have a directory here:
Anyone on this list is verified to be legally allowed to practice chiropractic in the USA.
From the Association's website:
"The right or privilege to practice chiropractic, to call oneself a chiropractor, or to use any derivative terms in professional commerce belongs exclusively to a Doctor of Chiropractic." Basically, in the USA, you can only do this if you graduated from an accredited school, earned your DC degree, and hold a valid license.
You can also find a ton of info about chiropractic itself on that same page.
Be careful who you trust with your spine. You've only got one.
This is the American Chiropractic Association site, they have a directory here:
Anyone on this list is verified to be legally allowed to practice chiropractic in the USA.
From the Association's website:
"The right or privilege to practice chiropractic, to call oneself a chiropractor, or to use any derivative terms in professional commerce belongs exclusively to a Doctor of Chiropractic." Basically, in the USA, you can only do this if you graduated from an accredited school, earned your DC degree, and hold a valid license.
You can also find a ton of info about chiropractic itself on that same page.