The cracking sound during chiropractic adjustments is the release of gas from a joint space. Find out more about adjustments with advice from a professional chiropractor in this free health care video.
Expert: Andrew Haig
Bio: Dr. Andre Haig is an honor graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic West, and has his own family practice in Glendale, California.
Filmmaker: Nili Nathan
Duration : 0:1:40
Herniated Disc – learn what this condition is, why it can be so painful, common treatments that are recommended for a herniated disc, as well as their success rates.
Duration : 0:6:6
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Neck & Back Pain, About — Austin Chiropractor
Dr. Jeff Echols discusses the causes and treatment for neck and back pain.
More than 90% of people with back pain respond to chiropractic care.
This video includes a demonstration of chiropractic adjustment techniques, including physical therapy using a message table and electrical stimulation.
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http://www.dcnrt.com/
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Duration : 0:11:19
This video shows how chiropractic adjustments are performed by Dr. Stephen R. Gunter, DC. It is an actual office visit and was posted for educational purposes and to promote dialogue. For those interested in this field, this is a great video to observe. If there are questions, Dr. Gunter will check in to answer.
Frequently asked question:
“What was that clicky thing he was pushing on him? He does it at 4:26″
Answer by Dr. Gunter (BackCarePlus)
“This is clearly the most common question I get. That is an adjusting instrument called an Activator. It is spring loaded for rapid delivery of a force to move one vertebra at a time and has some advantages (and disadvantages, too) compared to traditional manual techniques. This treatment sequence shows several distinct methods of correction, and I commonly combine them in the manner shown, although there are times that one single method may be more desirable on a given treatment session.”
Duration : 0:8:55
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