Wayne you are right. They should not get their necks adjusted. People should not get treatment from chiropractic if there is no pain or complaint. Moreover, if adjusting the neck or even the spine risks stroke or bulging or paralysis, then these risks need to be studied and analyzed, the same way risks of surgery or medication are considered.

But this is not what you have been saying on this thread. Or rather, it is all you have been saying, in an unfortunate attempt to rebut testimony that claims chiropractic treatment improved their physical condition where a GP failed. Again, I mentioned nothing about neck adjustment, but you felt it necessary to pry it into my statement somehow.

Yours is a poor, unscientific argument for abolishing chiropractic treatment, which, again, has made at least a case for its effectiveness against back pain. It is diversionary, and in some cases, rudely dismissive.