Comments by "Ian Montgomery" (@ianmontgomery7534) on "How A Horse Chiropractor Does Adjustments" video.

@accomplisheddiplomat4091 You can monitor your blood pressure before and after you go to a chiropractor and often see the difference if that is an area they are treating. the spine carries the nerves and anything that restricts the nerves affects their ability to do the job. It is often not the adjustment that makes the difference but it is the affect on the nerves that does - cause and effect. I don't know about other countries but an Australian chiropractor will have completed five years of training at a university on an approved and accredited degree course. This five years may consist of a five-year Bachelor of Chiropractic, or it may consist of a three-year Bachelor degree followed by a two-year post-graduate Masters degree.
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@christophe7723 or trolls on Youtube.
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awareness and knowledge of key indicators - like ear position.
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One of the ways to keep a horse calm is to not look it in the eyes. They are flight animals and are often also very curious so they don't 'act up'
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@fourdoorsmorehoes Like fix the problem? I am not a chiro but I was looking after three cats for a friend who was on holidays. One of them didn't look happy and was nervous when I patted her. I felt along her spine and found she was not right. I gave her a small massage around that point and fortunately it went back in to place. She is a good friend after that.
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