By telling people how to live their lives in order to prevent subluxations, we are creating health zombies, people with no ability to think for themselves. It may be great for the ego of the doctor, but it is bad for the health of the patient. Trying to prevent subluxations takes away the patient's responsibility. After all, many people don't want responsibility. But if we take away responsibility we also take away freedom.
Some people are apparently willing to give up their responsibility and freedom for security.
In discussing this issue in a philosophy class, I once mentioned that if you want no responsibility, then you should somehow get yourself committed to a prison. There you will have plenty of security, three meals and a roof over your head, guaranteed, but no freedom. A student argued that you have no security in prison, at least no security in your person. You can be raped or killed in prison. He was right.