Manual and instrument adjusting compared

This practice describes a unique integration of manual and instrument-based adjusting, tailored to the individual patient.

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How does manual adjusting differ from instrument-based adjusting here?

This practice describes a unique integration of manual and instrument-based adjusting, tailored to the individual patient.

The manual side is a highly refined manual Palmer Toggle Recoil adjustment and the precision of the Laney hand-held instrument.

It is a highly refined, manual Palmer Toggle Recoil adjustment of the top of the neck.

What is the Laney hand-held instrument used in this approach?

This is a proprietary system that marries the manual Palmer Toggle Recoil with the precision of the Laney hand-held instrument, plus the Orthospinology method of Dr. Cecil Laney and Dr. Nathan Berner.

The approach brings together a highly refined manual Palmer Toggle Recoil adjustment and the precision of the Laney hand-held instrument.

What is the Orthospinology method?

The practice has integrated the Orthospinology method of Dr. Cecil Laney and Dr. Nathan Berner.

That method is part of a proprietary system that marries the manual Palmer Toggle Recoil with the precision of the Laney hand-held instrument, plus the Orthospinology method of Dr. Cecil Laney and Dr. Nathan Berner.

Is the adjusting tailored to each patient?

This practice describes a unique integration of manual and instrument-based adjusting, tailored to the individual patient.

Where can I learn more?

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