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Old 12-08-2015, 05:41 PM #8
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My chiro used side of his hand and small drop platform, the c1c2 is a very simple /easy adjustment, you can also see many styles of it on youtube videos..
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-cjIq7s6mM
i just don't see how a chiropractic adjustment will repair torn or damaged ligaments.. theres no logic in these adjustments.. i understand if theres major bone misalignment .. but theres no way a chiropractor can regenerate or repair your C1/C2 ligaments. theres no logic or science in upper cervical chiropractic. chiropractic as a whole can work great if you have major misaligments in the spine overall. but it won't restore damaged tissue.
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