I regularly see a witch doctor who uses a voodoo doll to inflict pain upon my enemies. It may not be “scientific” or “peer reviewed” but hey it makes me feel better.
The title made (program debugging me) think
"What if the chiropractor is also an MD?".
shrug.
Are there any? I've never heard of one.
Doctor of osteopathy (DO). My first doctor as an adult was a DO and treated things like sinus infections with medication, but when I picked up a ladder and something popped in my back, he adjusted my spine and put it back into place and almost instantly it stopped hurting.
I worked with MDs for years and they said DO was considered a legit medical specialty, just non identical curriculum. Chiropractics was more a specialized physical therapy practice, also useful, if expectations are sensible.
I had a primary care provider who was a DO and she was a wizard, but sadly moved out of state.
Does it make a difference? If you know beforehand then you are not seeing a chiropractor thinking they are a doctor, you are seeing a chiropractor knowing they are a doctor. If you don’t know beforehand the original rule still works.