We Got Bones Cracked! \\ A REAL CHIRO EXPERIENCE! \\ #TehChamLee


Oh yeah, we finally did it after all the late nights watching other people getting their backs cracked on YouTube. We finally consulted a professional to find out what's wrong with our  body and get some relief out of it too. 



After going through the Gonstead Chiro Method, I found out that most loud bone cracking sounds in chiro videos are not quite real. They are FOLEYS! Also, just by visiting your Chiro once is not going to make much of a difference. It's more than just getting your bones cracked once. It's a process where you are required to go back weekly or fortnightly especially at the beginning stage. 

We hope this video helps shed some light on real life chiro process so you'll know what to roughly expect if you are interested to visit a chiro yourself. 

Hope you enjoy and learn something!

xo, 

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