Adjusting Instrument Research part 5: Impulse VS Activator

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The forces and time profile of the electromechanical devices resulted in a more uniform and greater energy dynamic frequency response in comparison to the spring-loaded mechanical adjusting instruments. [Tweet “#electromechanical #impulse #adjusting #instrument has better force time #acceleration than the others”] OBJECTIVE: To quantify the force-time and force-delivery characteristics of six commonly used handheld chiropractic […]

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Adjusting Instrument Research part 4: Multiple Thrusts, More Spinal Motion

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Impulse brand adjusting instrument have found that multiple impulse thrusts create more intersegmental spinal motion. Increased multiaxial lumbar spinal motion responses during multiple-impulse mechanical force manually assisted spinal manipulation. [Tweet “multiple #thrusts by #impulse #adjusting #instruments create more #spinalMotion”] BACKGROUND: Spinal manipulation has been found to create demonstrable segmental and intersegmental spinal motion thought to

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Adjusting Instrument Research part 3: Mapping the Spinal Motions after adjustment

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Impulse adjusting instrument caused linear increase in both force and spinal motion response Adjusting instrument (Impulse vs Activator) resulted in the greatest acceleration and displacement responses [Tweet “#impulse #adjusting #instrument creates more #spinal #acceleration”] Three-dimensional vertebral motions produced by mechanical force spinal manipulation. OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to quantify and compare the

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Instrument Adjusting Research part 2: Force Frequency

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Validation of the force and frequency characteristics of the activator adjusting instrument This study uses an accelerometer to measure the force frequency which just means we can measure spinal motion based on the strength of the Activator Adjusting Instrument OBJECTIVE: To determine the dynamic force-time and force frequency characteristics of the Activator Adjusting Instrument and

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Adjusting Instrument Research part 1: Impulse and Activator Preview

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Research time again and this time its about adjusting instrument activator and impulse IQ Let’s see if vertebral motion is restored with spinal manipulation via adjusting instruments. For the following 4 weeks I will be posting a couple abstracts of research performed on the Activator and Impulse Adjusting Instruments. All of these can be found

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Could this new drug be the key against heart disease?

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Can a new drug protect you against heart disease better than aspirin What if i told you doing good can also lower depression and heal quick too New Drug just as good or better than aspirin to protect against heart disease. Better health and a longer life by Kisten Finello Woman’s Day Dec. 1, 2009

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L carnitine therapy for autism spectrum disorders?

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L carnitine, can it help with autism spectrum disorders? One paper says L Carnitine improved hand muscle strength of autism children. A prospective double-blind, randomized clinical trial of levocarnitine to treat autism spectrum disorders. Geier DA, Kern JK, Davis G, King PG, Adams JB, Young JL, Geier MR. The Institute of Chronic Illnesses, Inc., Silver

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Don’t Skip Breakfast – Here’s Why…

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Skipping breakfast for teens may lead to obesity Stop snacking on junk and eat a protein and fat rich breakfast, in moderation Do you eat breakfast every morning? Or do you skip breakfast to “save” those calories? A recent study confirms that you should be eating breakfast if you don’t want to gain weight. According

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Conspiracy or misinformation about adjustments and stroke risk?

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Chiropractic is arguably one of the safest and best health care options available The reason chiropractors pay relatively little for malpractice coverage is that chiropractic is extremely safe.” I wanted to take a minute and show you a press release that was sent out a month or so ago because it’s important. Chiropractic is arguably

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Yellow marks on your eyelid could mean heart attack looming

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Xanthelasmata is the term for yellow marks on your eyelid It could mean a potential of a heart attack because they are formed from cholesterol Eyelid yellow marks, potential heart attack? November 22, 2011 at 9:14am By James GallagherHealth reporter, BBC News Xanthelasmata are mostly made up of cholesterol Yellow markings on the eyelids are

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