2012 Spinal Adjustment X-ray 
CLA
DECEMBER 5, 2024
Many chiropractors rely exclusively on traditional tools like X-rays, which provide great insights into structural misalignments. Why X-Rays Alone Arent Enough Anymore X-rays have been a staple in chiropractic care for decades, and for good reason. X-rays dont reveal that interference.
CLA
JANUARY 14, 2025
If youre still only relying on traditional methods like X-rays and manual palpation, youre missing out on whats next. We know that nerve interference and spinal misalignments can cause major issues for patients. X-rays show structure, but they dont show function. X-rays give you structure.
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CLA
JANUARY 26, 2025
Traditional approaches focused on structure, like spinal misalignments seen on X-rays, have been the backbone of the field for decades. The focus is on detecting and correcting misalignments, or subluxations, to restore proper spinal alignment. Pain relief : Adjustments often alleviate pain and improve mobility.
CLA
DECEMBER 10, 2024
Instead of relying solely on X-rays to show structural changes, scans measure the nervous systems functional performance. They might still have a slight misalignment on their X-ray, but if their nervous system is thriving, theyre on the right track. Is their autonomic nervous system balanced?
CLA
DECEMBER 19, 2024
Why Neurological Scanning Goes Beyond Traditional X-Rays Lets talk about X-rays for a second. X-rays show bones. June 8, 2012. They can see exactly how their care is working, which builds trust and keeps them coming back. … Read More BY Dr. .
CLA
FEBRUARY 1, 2025
Why X-rays Alone Arent Enough Traditional X-rays offer a view of the skeletal structure but fail to provide information about nervous system function. Kents paper emphasizes that while X-rays are invaluable for identifying structural misalignments, they cannot measure the neurological impact of vertebral subluxations.
CLA
NOVEMBER 2, 2024
Shifting the narrative toward functional outcomes means focusing on how patients feel, move, and operate rather than simply on what their X-rays show. Take this practical approach into the clinic: Instead of using scans or X-rays to justify alignment correction, let’s focus on how we can improve the body’s functional performance.
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