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Join Date: Feb 2009
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pinka,
I missed your question about NUCCA and chiro neuro. Chiro neuro is often related to the work of Dr Carrick of the Carrick Institute. It has no comparison to NUCCA which is very similar to Atlas Orthagonal Chiro. They treat subtle subluxations of C-1 and C-2. Some NUCCA believe that all that needs to be treated in C-1 and C-2. The rest of the spine and body will respond to good C-1 and C-2. Other NUCCA chiros also treat the rest of the spine.
NUCCA is often covered under chiro if you have chiro coverage but the expensive x-ray series is not covered.
Chiro neuro has many parts of the protocol that would not be covered by insurance, even with good chiro coverage.
I don't have a recommendation of either. There are too many variables between doctors and patients. For some, they work great. For others, it is a waste of money.
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