Moose Stuff
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I believe as well. Freshman year of college coming into basketball season I missed significant time with debilitating shin splints. Sounds ridiculous, but running on hardwood became impossible. I was doing everything the training staff asked me to do, saw several doctors, PT, nothing was helping.
Went home on a long weekend and had a pinched nerve in my neck. Went to see my chiropractor I saw fairly regularly in high school. He was working my pinched nerve, and asked if I had any other issues. Mentioned my shin splints not thinking he could help.
Asked me to stand up, looked at my ankles and how my alignment was from knees down to how my feet set on the ground. He torqued on my ankles, popped them just like my neck. In a matter of days I felt relief. I was a true believer from then on. There is definitely a place for chiropractors.
My two oldest daughters who are are both dancers go a few times a year for hip alignment issues. Normal doctors were never able to help much.