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"Talk to the Brain"™ “Neural-Afferent-Threshold-Ology”™ “Tailored-Individualized- Input” ™ "Success Follows the MechanoReceptor
Barrage That Targets The Brain" ™
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One
adjustment can be a band-aid, another adjustment has the potential to
be life changing. Take, for example, the graph below. This graph
displays the brainwave activity of a subject who was adjusted several
times over a 25 minute time period. More
specifically, the graph displays the percentage of alpha (A), beta (B)
and theta (T) brain wave activity produced by the subject’s right (R)
and left (L) hemispheres.
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- ‘a-b’ = the subject rested.
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- At ‘b’, the subject was adjusted by a practitioner using an ArthroStim® adjusting instrument. The subject was adjusted a 2nd
time near the end of the ‘b-c’ time period. Both adjustments produced
transitory changes in brainwave activity. (Note: transitory brainwave
responses to the 2nd adjustment continued into the ‘c-d’ time period.)
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- ‘c - d’ = the subject rested.
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- At ‘d’, the patient was adjusted a 3rd time by a different practitioner (with a different assessment approach) using the ArthroStim® instrument. This
adjustment produced substantial, sustained changes in brainwave
activity, ie, a reduction in beta activity and a rise in alpha and theta
activity.
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The graph demonstrates that the adjusting instrument elicited brainwave responses.
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The
graph also illustrates that different methods of application, i.e.,
variable forms of afferent input, can play a significant role in the
outcomes. Different technique approaches apply different qualities of
mechanoreceptor input, which in turn, elicit different brain wave
responses.
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One
of the most fruitful questions a doctor can ask themselves is “Can I
individualize the adjustment so each patient gets even better results?”
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All
manual and instrument-assisted adjustments ‘talk’ to the brain.
Instrument adjusting enables a practitioner to produce various types of
mechanoreceptor input that can be difficult, or impossible, to produce
by hands only.
Different patients require different amounts of input (e.g.,
time and force combinations) in order to produce effective,
long-lasting changes. One of the most important skills a practitioner
can develop is the ability to tailor the intensity of applied forces to
meet the needs of individual patients, i.e.,
“Neural-Afferent-Threshold-Ology™/ Tailored-Individualized-Input™.
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The Pro- ArthroStim® adjusting instrument offers unsurpassed ease and flexibility in tailoring individualized input.
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The
Pro-ArthroStim instrument produces a wide range of thrusting forces and
it is designed to immediately respond to the doctor’s set-up pressure.
In effect, the ArthroStim acts like an extension of a practitioner’s
hand. This enables a
practitioner to instantly increase or decrease the thrusting force to
match specific needs of individual patients.* It also allows a
practitioner to continue to convey subtle nuances their experience-based
wisdom deems necessary.
Additionally, the Pro-ArthroStim produces 12 -14 thrust per
second**. This rapid thrusting rate enables a practitioner to create a
significant amount of mechanoreceptor input – even when using small
amounts of force. You can effortlessly communicate the Art of
Chiropractic with an ArthroStim because control of the optimum afferent
variability is in your hand.
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