If people question whether or not chiropractors are legitimate, they must also think they don't have to be educated.
That's simply not the case.
Chiropractors will typically complete about eight years of higher education before they receive their license.
Most chiropractors have four years of undergraduate education, usually with a pre-med major after taking courses in the sciences, such as biology, chemistry, psychology, and physics.
After that, they attend a chiropractic graduate program.
On average, those programs involve four years of additional education totaling up 4,200 instructional hours.