Evaluation

The first step is to evaluate the muscular, skeletal, and visceral systems to locate impingements and compare your legs’ alignment with your body (using a leg-test). This test helps to detect the source of the impingements and measure how intensely your systems are inhibited.

This test is done before every treatment to note any
changes and progress.

As part of the evaluation, the patient is asked to lay face down on the correction bench; to ensure the shoes do not fall off, shoes must be closed in the back. Improper footwear may render the testing method less accurate.

Patients appreciate this non-invasive evaluation because:

• They do not disrobe
• There are no blood tests
• No medication is administered
• There are no stressful movements
• No machinery is involved

Once the internal source of the impingement is located, the Practitioner applies a specific sequence of manual thrusts on the troubled area creating Resonance Activating Core Equilibrium (R.A.C.E.).

The manual thrusts help the body engage the auto-correction process, which releases or alleviates tensions and pressures that disturb the skeletal structures and internal systems. During this process, increased circulation, respiration and improved digestion delivers more blood, vital oxygen and nutrients through the body allowing your systems to function at a greater capacity and with greater ease.

Factors such as the patient’s age, size, weight, lifestyle, habits, and work environment influence the auto-correction process ultimately determining the recovery time.