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NO. Absolutely NOT. It doesn't matter what State you are in, if someone manipulates your spinal vertebrae, they are outside their scope of practice unless they are a licensed chiropractor. If someone did this to you, you have grounds for litigation. That means you can sue them, and if you can prove they did it, you willl have a good chance of winning a settlement.

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Q: Can someone such as a fitness trainer or massage therapist perform a spinal manipulation during stretching although he she isn't a chiropractor Is there a risk of lawsuit pertaining to Michigan?
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