osteopath

She was getting desperate, so she had went to an osteopath which ended up making the discovery.

I don't know about the US medical system, but I'm a bit surprised about comments saying an osteopath is roughly the same thing an MD.

I don't think it's valid to use the fact that someone is an Osteopath against them.

I live in Japan and go to a 接骨院 which I assumed was chiropractor, but osteopath is probably a better translation.

I can also recommend visit to good physiotherapist/osteopath and/or personal trainer to get personalised advice.

If I had enough money to meet my current goals sorted out I'd study to be an osteopath at a good school.

I myself have been an osteopath for 26 years and have dedicated 18 years to the study of sitting ergonomics and chairs.

I live in Japan and go to a 接骨院 which I assumed was a chiropractor, but maybe osteopath is a better definition?

The modern degree for an Osteopath in the US, DO, would cover roughly the same ground as MD (a conventional doctor) except from a different angle.

I had an osteopath cause serious damage to my back trying to fix it and had to spend 2 years in physical therapy.

I have never know anyone who has been treated by an osteopath rather than a medical doctor (or whatever you call the conventional training).

Upon closer inspection the authors of the link are a nutritionist and an osteopath, so yeah, not quite as reliable as I thought at first.

An osteopath gave me "super ibuprofen" and isometric exercises, and the isometrics literally, over night, cured my back pain.

That's a naive view since "habit osteopath circumference telephone" isn't a particularly memorable password.

I will never, ever, ever see an “osteopath”.