The most you'd have to worry about accidentally happening would be a nerve pinch, but even that would be outside the bounds of probability. Of course, tearing someone's brain stem would require being extremely strong and the victim putting up zero resistance. There's still no breaking of bone involved, and honestly I would be surprised if there was any actual sound at all. They die pretty quickly afterwards because their heart stops beating due to being disconnected from the brain. The idea there is to sever the spinal cord, functionally decapitating the person. "Snapping" a neck is much closer to a real crack. The cracking sound isn't diagnostic nor therapeutic, it just coincides with the joint moving the way they want it to.
It's harmless and the gas will dissolve back into the fluid around your joints within a half hour or so. The sound you hear is gas escaping from joints when they're manipulated in such a way as to create a large bubble of gas, which then pops. Have an actual answer.Ĭhiropractors don't really "crack" anything. Run away, before they do more damage than you came in with. Protip: if you go to a chiropractor and they tell you they can get to work curing your ailments before they even look at a medical history, run. These are the people who will claim they can cure your flu, or depression, or any other health problem, by cracking your back. But the older, classic chiropractors (called "straights" in their industry, as opposed to "mixers"), are quacks. They can be effective as a therapeutic aid if you have existing muscle or other problems in your back.
There is a generation of younger chiropractors that believe in modern medicine, who consider themselves more like musculoskeletal therapists than all-around healers. As originally practiced, it has about as much effectiveness as acupuncture or essential oils. Remember, chiropractic is originally based in pseudoscience. I don't know about deaths, but there have been a number of incidents of kids being paralyzed by a bad chiropractor. On the other hand, yes, chiropractic can be dangerous, especially if they're messing with your neck, and especially for kids. On the one hand, it's a lot harder to kill someone by snapping their neck than Hollywood would have you think. The answer, according to a neurobiologist, is that snapping can happen to anyone THE TRIGGERS THAT CAUSE A SNAP Fields has characterised these triggers and sorted them into a mnemonic: LIFEMORTS.
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