Activator Method
The Activator Method is a chiropractic technique that uses a handheld instrument called the Activator to deliver a precise, controlled thrust to specific joints, primarily the spine, to restore movement and relieve pain. It's known for being a gentler approach compared to traditional manual manipulations.
Activator Method
The Activator instrument delivers a controlled, low-force impulse, making it suitable for various patients, including those with sensitive joints or who prefer a softer approach.
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The technique focuses on specific joints, allowing for targeted relief of pain and restoration of movement.
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Studies have shown that the Activator Method can be as effective as traditional manual adjustments in reducing pain and improving function
Activator Method Application
A chiropractor uses a comprehensive examination to assess the patient's condition and identify areas requiring adjustment.
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The Activator instrument is then used to deliver a specific, controlled thrust to the affected joint.
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The thrust helps to restore proper alignment and movement, reducing pain and improving function.
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