Correcting the Spine: How Chiropractors Can Help You Get Back to Feeling Your Best.
Chiropractors work on the spine by delivering a high velocity, low amplitude thrust to remove spinal subluxations
Only Chiropractors are trained to perform these techniques on spinal subluxations, and research in 2024 looked into the effect of these thrusts
The research compared thursts on the spine where subluxations exist versus spinal segments where not considered dysfunctional
How Do Chiropractors Detect Where to Adjust the Spine?
Check for tenderness
tight muscles
reduced movement in the spinal joint
What did the research find when comparing adjustments to the neck for subluxated segments versus non-subluxated segments?
where chiropractors adjust can alter the chemicals released in the body
Where there were ACTUAL subluxations in the neck, there were sensorimotor changes in the prefrontal cortex
Where there were NO subluxations, the chemical reaction did not occur
So what are sensorimotor changes?
These are changes in our motor functions due to sensory input, examples can be
balancing
visual tasks
coordination
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Reference
Sci Rep. 2024; 14: 1159.
Published online 2024 Jan 12. doi: 10.1038/s41598-024-51201-9
PMCID: PMC10786886
PMID: 38216596
A randomized controlled trial comparing different sites of high-velocity amplitude thrust on sensorimotor integration parameters
Imran Khan Niazi,#1,2,3 Muhammad Samran Navid,#1,4 Christopher Merkle,1,5 Imran Amjad,1,6 Nitika Kumari,1 Robert J. Trager,7,8 Kelly Holt,1 and Heidi Haavik1
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