Chiropractic Adjustment Theory

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On any single day, a person will exert magnitudes of force and pressure on all bodily joints, as well as muscles connected to those joints, by everyday activities such as walking, sitting, running, or jumping. Chiropractic care, done by a professional, is a healthy and necessary way to release the tensions and stress caused by misuse of the body. For example, poor posture causes improper alignment of the vertebral column; in order to correct the problem, a chiropractic adjustment may be needed. Chiropractic manipulations are specifically directed towards relieving tensions and preventing soreness from reoccurring. The primary goal of a chiropractic adjustment is to return the joint back to its original position, as it may have …show more content…

He had knowledge of the nervous system, prior to his theory, in that the nervous system was undeviatingly connected to the musculoskeletal system, which could cause tensions on the muscles and bones. Palmer demonstrated his theory by restoring the hearing of a janitor by adjusting a vertebrae closely related to the auditory nerve. After having success, Daniel Palmer founded Palmers College of Chiropractic 1897, located in Davenport, Iowa. He then started teaching his students different types of treatment. Today, Palmers College of Chiropractic has now branched into two other locations, San Jose, California and Port Orange, Florida, where, these institutes teach all methods of chiropractic treatment.
These treatment methods vary depending on the location on the body and cause of the issue. In most cases, chiropractic treatment is a more simple, more efficient way to remedy an injury, rather than costly physical therapy or the work of a general practitioner. Length of treatment and recurrence of the treatment varies depending on the designated injury, however Hoving et al from Annals Of Internal Medicine released this study in

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