To learn more aboutĮvolved from 35 years of empirical study and 15 years of clinical research, the Activator Methods Chiropractic Technique (AMCT) uses the latest advances in orthopedic, neurological and chiropractic examinations to seek joint dysfunction in the spinal column and extremities for improved patient care. The vertebrae and move them back into place. Quick, precise and measured force to restore proper movement to An adjustment with the Activator instrument uses a very This Chiropractic technique is gentle enough, yet effectiveĮnough, to be useful for individuals with spinal fusions,ĭegenerative spinal conditions, osteoporosis and extreme muscle
Producing no extra unnecessary force, in order to remain gentle Move the vertebrae and stimulate muscles to relax, while Activator method uses an instrument to perform theĬhiropractic adjustment. Techniques and is known for being safe, gentle, well studied andĮffective. Since the Activator chiropractor re-analyzes each patient at each visit (the analysis is brief but thorough), each patient is assured of having a personalized adjustment tailored to their exact needs on that day.Activator Methods is the most widely practiced Chiropractic Your body has certain predictable patterns of reflex and compensation mechanics that the Activator Methods chiropractor is trained to recognize. Since all your muscles are powered by nerves and attached to bones, the motions you make with your arms and head affect every part of your body. The patient merely has to lie down on the table and perform certain motions with her arms, legs, and head. The beauty behind the Activator Methods analysis system is its simplicity: by closely monitoring your body's reactions to performing certain motions and movements, the chiropractor is able to quickly identify which areas of your body are neurologically compromised. Some of them involve using computers and technology, others require a doctor's touch. There are many ways for a chiropractor to analyze your nerves, muscles, and bones in order to detect points of injury or subluxation.
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