Which is better to help tmj, craniosacral therapy or chiropractic?
I’m sure a lot of chiropractors (and die hard believers) will answer that chiropractic can certainly help, but that’s because they think chiropractic can help anything and everything. A similar practitioner (osteopath) has already given his two cents. To which, I have to comment. He stated that with his techniques he’s had “some good results”. To me, the word “some” means that majority of the time the results were not favorable. That is the difference between these alternative practitioners and conventional medical doctors. Alternative practitioners like chiropractors (and apparently osteopaths) will stick with their only “catch all” type of treatment, no matter what (maybe because its all they can do? Although Osteopaths in the U.S. can provide conventional medical treatments as well). But you’ll see a chiropractor continue to “adjust” patients despite the many patients who don’t improve. Eventually, one patient is bound to tell them that they feel better. And when that happens, they’
