chiropractors that use the activator method

The main difference between the Activator Methods and Manual adjusting is that the Activator uses an instrument to adjust people. What is the difference between the Activator Methods and manual adjusting? If you are misaligned in that area your leg will shorten. To figure out what area/segments needs to be adjusted the doctor will instruct the patient to go through different types of motions that will stress the muscle groups of certain segments. This will tell him what side needs to be adjusted. When he brings the legs up the short leg will either get longer or it stays short. The doctor will figure out if one leg is shorter than the other. Treatment consists of the patient laying face down on the bed while the doctor looks at his/her feet. There are 40 rated Activator Doctors in Minnesota, learn how we can help you. The Activator Method has been around for 40 plus years. The method has published hundreds of clinical trials and peer reviewed papers. The Activator Method has been one of the most researched chiropractic methods and the only instrument adjusting technique with clinical trials. As a patient you are able to leave the office feeling better and not sore from the adjustment. With this method there is no twisting or cranking. With this quick adjustment, it doesn't give your muscles time to react to the adjustment. The Activator Method used by our Monticello MN chiropractor uses a low force high velocity thrust that delivers an adjustment in 3-5 milliseconds whereas a manual adjust in 150-200 milliseconds.

Chiropractors that use the activator method