YouTube conversation (Jeff Langmaid and another speaker) arguing that physically active patients respond better to chiropractic care. Active patients are easier to treat, respond faster, appreciate care more, and 'know what good feels like'; sedentary or very overweight patients are described as harder to change and less responsive to treatment. The clip is conversational and opinion-driven rather than empirical.
There's not a chiropractor on planet Earth that doesn't believe movement and activity is good. Right? Physical health, it's staying active.
They're also easier to work on. Right? The people that are more active are way easier patients. They respond quicker, they appreciate the care better. They know what good feels like. You know, if they're totally sedentary and hundreds of pounds overweight, you know, whatever treatments you want. I doubt it's peeing the ocean, you know, like, it doesn't make you feel good as a doctor because you're not making a huge difference.
I could not agree more.
