I've visited Dr. Larsen for several years and have had fantastic results from his work whereas most other practitioners I've seen about the same problems haven't had any beneficial impact at all. My father has also had very good results from Dr. Larsen's care. It's true that Dr. Larsen uses a lot of alternative techniques, not the standard CRACKING that another reviewer mentioned. My own experience is that I've had much better results with the various forms of chiropractic (such as Network Chiropractic and the variation that Dr. Larsen uses) that DO NOT use the standard CRACKING techniques, but use energy techniques instead. I consider that... read full review
June 2010
I have to agree with BM. This was one of the weirdest experiences of my life. He is a very nice guy, but I think I went to a quack. I've had two visits and my back still hurts. Here are some interesting things I remember from my visit: 1. I have figure eight energies. This is apparently bad. Dr. Larsen waved his hands over me to fix this 2. Healing me involves pushing my arms and legs down while touching various points on my body. If he can push my leg down, then my body is out of whack. But after he touched a couple of places, he supposedly couldn't push my legs down anymore. Looked more like he was faking trying to push my limbs down. Like a wrestler. 3. He... read full review
May 2009
2 stars are generous. I should have given 1 but I reserve that for people who are awful and he was generally a nice guy. Okay, here are the problems: 1. He doesn't believe in cracking. I never heard of a chiropractor who doesn't believe in cracking. It's a bit of false advertising because THAT'S WHAT CHIROPRACTORS DO. If you're cool with this, then go ahead and see him. 2. He kept telling me I had sciatic pain and he did a lot of stuff to fix that area of my body but I never have had sciatic pain. Hmm. 3. I went in there for neck and shoulder pain, which he did not address. He said it was all connected to the lower back. This may have some truth... read full review
I've visited Dr. Larsen for several years and have had fantastic results from his work whereas most other practitioners I've seen about the same problems haven't had any beneficial impact at all. My father has also had very good results from Dr. Larsen's care. It's true that Dr. Larsen uses a lot of alternative techniques, not the standard CRACKING that another reviewer mentioned. My own experience is that I've had much better results with the various forms of chiropractic (such as Network Chiropractic and the variation that Dr. Larsen uses) that DO NOT use the standard CRACKING techniques, but use energy techniques instead. I consider that... read full review
I have to agree with BM. This was one of the weirdest experiences of my life. He is a very nice guy, but I think I went to a quack. I've had two visits and my back still hurts. Here are some interesting things I remember from my visit: 1. I have figure eight energies. This is apparently bad. Dr. Larsen waved his hands over me to fix this 2. Healing me involves pushing my arms and legs down while touching various points on my body. If he can push my leg down, then my body is out of whack. But after he touched a couple of places, he supposedly couldn't push my legs down anymore. Looked more like he was faking trying to push my limbs down. Like a wrestler. 3. He... read full review
2 stars are generous. I should have given 1 but I reserve that for people who are awful and he was generally a nice guy. Okay, here are the problems: 1. He doesn't believe in cracking. I never heard of a chiropractor who doesn't believe in cracking. It's a bit of false advertising because THAT'S WHAT CHIROPRACTORS DO. If you're cool with this, then go ahead and see him. 2. He kept telling me I had sciatic pain and he did a lot of stuff to fix that area of my body but I never have had sciatic pain. Hmm. 3. I went in there for neck and shoulder pain, which he did not address. He said it was all connected to the lower back. This may have some truth... read full review