Are bone crackers any good?

Hey there, at first when I read ur Q, i was wondering what a bone cracker was, well I'm a dummy....I just wanted to let you know that I have suffered with 3 herniated discs, with a pinched nerve,& am now awaiting an operation, but from my personal experiences I found that Chiroprators can be a bit harsh, & sometimes aggrevate the injury, Physiotherapist are able to give exercises that enable the damaged area to strenghten & help with pain management, and is less intrusive.Oesteopaths work well too.Depending on how serious your injury is, or if it's a muscular problem it's best to have an xray first.Swimming in a Hydrotherapy pools, especially hepl to relax the back muscles. I hope this helped, good luck:)

It depends on the chiro that you go to. The one I use is truly fantastic. People drive 3 hours to see him for treatment. And it does really work. I have a son who races motocross and he sees him as well for adjustments when he has had a stack. Physiotherapists have their place as well for treating tissue injury, but I think the real point is to find either a chiropractor or physio that really knows their stuff. I would certainly think twice about who i would see if I had to choose another Chiropractor. So spend some time to investigate just how successful the chiro or physio is.

Idont know.I've only had Ritz and Town house crackers.I know what you mean.I just get uncomfortable when I hear the"C" word.I guess its like when white people hear the "N" word.So I made a corney joke.Sorry!