Also a PT. People are in one camp or the other, and cite that there is or isn't evidence based on their own preferred style of treatment.

There certainly is evidence that it may do something, the question is how much and whether or not it matters when you have more effective modes of treatment for your time spent with somebody like mobilization, exercise, education, movement correction, etc.

But to make a blanket statement that there are no therapeutic benefits across the board is a little misguided and doing people a disservice.

May as well be saying "What other therapists do won't help, what I do will help" which is more bullshit than the therapists who use ultrasound on mechanical low back pain.