There are quack chiropractors just like there are some quack doctors. So I think it is wise to do research on chiropractors just as you would a doctor. We tend to trust a doctor more who attended a well respected medical school. So the same could be said for those who attend well respected chiropractic schools. My family and I go to a chiropractor, and he went to a well respected chiropractic school. We were at first skeptical about using a chiropractor. But when our daughter was born her hip was a bit out of place. The pediatrician who checked on her while she was in the hospital didn't see anything wrong. We even went back to him because she would constantly cry when riding in the car and would be constipated for days at a time, but the pediatrician didn't find anything. He thought she just had colic. So we went to the chiropractor as a last ditch effort, and he found her hip was out of socket, and it was in the process way causing her constipation. So no more than 30 minutes after every appointment (which at that time was twice a week to correct her hip), she would have a blowout in her diaper. Later, our daughter had a fever for five days. It seemingly broke 3 times, only to come back. We went to our chiropractor, he adjusted her, and the next day her fever was gone. My wife had a history of migrane headaches, and now after going to a chiropractor once a month for the last few years, she hasn't had a migrane since. I can only share my experiences, but I would recommend chiropractic to anyone. But do your homework before going to just any chiropractor.