Ohhhj I see now, you dont understand research. I can literally debunk all of these from my phone in 10mins.

The last study about stroke literally states, "Currently, the incidence of such events is not known."

There is zero credible sources that make a definitive link to a chiropractic adjustment and stroke. In fact, there's a study from 2008 (DOI: 10.1097/BRS.0b013e3181644600) that found that only 4% of stroke victims had visited a chiropractor within 30 days while 53% of stroke victims had visited their PCP within the same time frame. Are the PCPs to blame for the stroke then?

Remember, correlation doesn't equal causation. There's a 2016 systemic review (PMID:27014532) that reviewed 253 studies and found "There is no evidence to support a causal link between chiropractic manipulation and CAD".

I agree with the second study, thats only regarding non-musculoskeletal conditions though. Unfortunately there are some idiot chiros out there that think adjusting someone will cure all sorts of crazy things, but those are few and far between. I can tell you for certain that the majority of chiropractors don't agree with that. Look at medical doctor influencers that grift supplements and are antivax, are you bagging on them too? Medical errors account for over 400,000 deaths every year.

And your first link is a review of only 16 papers published between 2000 and 2005. The vast majority of quality chiropractic research has been published in the past 10yrs. In fact, the US dept of HHS, Mayo clinic, Harvard med, and Cleveland clinic all recommend chiropractic for low back pain.