MC2 Seminars Will Transform Your Patient Results!!
Learn the technique that everyone is talking about.
Learn the technique that everyone is talking about.
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MC2 is incredibly awesome! I was able to help a patient who was carried into my office because he was not able to walk. Two weeks later he was walking normally. I see a lot of extreme cases here and I am able to help most of them. Thanks for teaching it. Chiropractic really is bigger than the chiropractor.
I was so amazed with this I had to send it to you…pre/post x-rays of a 12 year old that I adjusted with MC2 only five times!
I have not worked with many kids with scoliosis before so I had no idea that such a dramatic change was possible. Apparently the orthopedic surgeon looked shocked…and told her to keep getting adjusted.
Dr. Stephen Hoffman’s technique called MC2 is an excellent approach to tonal work. Dr. Steve’s teaching method involves a fantastic walk through the mind field (spelling is correct) of confusion that most DCs have when attempting to understand tonal work. Do not miss the opportunity to attend his program. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience.
Chiropractic techniques fit into 3 basic models based on the three body systems primarily addressed by chiropractors. Chiropractic intimately involves itself with the skeletal system, the muscle system and the nervous system. Therefore, while all chiropractic techniques involve all three systems, the techniques themselves can be differentiated from one another based on their method of assessment and their method of correction.
Segmental or skeletal system centered chiropractic techniques adjust vertebrae that are not in their optimum position back to a more normal position and, in so doing, affect the nervous system first and then the muscle system next.
Postural or muscle system centered chiropractic techniques first involve putting tension or relaxation within the muscle system in order to allow an easier structural adjustment to take place. In so doing, this approach involves the muscle system first which then affects the skeletal system and then, finally, the nervous system.
Tonal or nervous system centered chiropractic techniques are not muscle or bone based but rather focus on the nervous system and the related changes in a person’s physiology. As such, tonal chiropractic techniques look at the nervous system first and the doctor’s input into the nervous system then affects the muscle system which, in turn, affects the skeletal system.
Since all three technique models work and produce good results, why would we prefer a tonal approach? The answer comes in understanding how the interference to a person’s nervous system takes place to begin with. Did the bone move out of place thus affecting the nerve which then affects the muscle? Bones cannot move by themselves so there must have been a muscle imbalance first. Did the muscle imbalance occur first thereby causing the bone to move out of its normal position? Muscles do not think or act on their own so a muscle imbalance can only be the result of an unbalanced nerve supply to the muscles. So, the bone can only move if a muscle moves it and a muscle will only move when the nervous system tells it to. For us then, it makes more sense to address the nervous system first so all else can follow.
Your patients will thank you and so will your family!
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The ArthroStim® instrument features a spring cushioned ‘floating stylus’ design that enables a practitioner to instantly increase and decrease the thrusting force simply by increasing or decreasing pressure against the body. This permits the practitioner to utilize the ArthroStim® as an extension of their own hands.
The spring cushioning produces a comfortable ‘end-feel’ to the thrust and it minimizes the forces returning to the practitioner. This makes the ArthroStim® much easier on the doctor’s hands and body than other devices often costing hundreds (or thousands) of dollars more.
The rapid thrust and unique recoil produced by the ArthroStim® activates the patient’s proprioceptors and mechanoreceptors without recruiting the nocioceptors (pain receptors), providing the comfort today’s patient demands.
Patients typically notice a positive difference with the first adjustment.