| Chiropractors
restore health by removing nerve interference that occurs when the spine is
not functioning properly. The human spine is a conduit for the central
nervous system which connects the brain to all internal organs.
Chiropractic adjustments help the spine move normally and relieve nerve
pressure. Dr. Schueler has integrated the latest FDA approved imaging
device, the S.M.A.R.T AdjusterTM, to access your spinal
health. The S.M.A.R.T
Adjuster is a computerized instrument that uses a vibration sensor to locate
areas of the spine that are stuck or misaligned. It then decides the exact
frequency (speed) of adjustment each individual misaligned vertebrae needs
for efficient correction.
The S.M.A.R.T. Adjuster serves to perform spinal segment mobility
analysis, spinal segment adjuster, trigger point therapy, Golgi tendon organ
therapy and joint mobilization therapy. In the Analytical Mode, a mild
percussive impulse is transmitted through a piezoelectric sensor and into a
vertebral segment. Vertebral segment mobility and resonance are
calculated from each wave form generated by the testing head. |
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All the patient feels is a
tapping or vibrating sensation. Because the instrument makes adjustment at
the frequency that each misalignment needs, the body accepts the adjustment
better and the results are long lasting. |
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The electronically sensed
information compiled during the testing process is stored and analyzed by a
specialized software and then displayed in and easy to understand format on
a computer monitor. In the Therapy mode, the operator can perform a
variety of treatment including; Spinal Adjustments and joint mobilization as
well as soft tissue therapy and intervertbral disc therapy.
Dr. Schueler uses the
instrument to make the adjustment (correction). The instrument provides
gentle but firm adjustment. There is no popping or twisting.
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Using this latest technology, Dr.
Schueler can precisely measure how well your spine functions and show you
the source of your pain. The SMART adjuster allows you and Dr.
Schueler to see where your spine is fixated.
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