Think I got it... they use it to make a reading..... then adjust you by hand?.... then take another reading. I looked that one machine you mentioned... the spinemed.... i see it only costs $94,000 for a new one. No wonder they charge so much on those type. -- RODEO RAMBLINGS

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Date Posted: 06:40:58 08/08/07 Wed
Author: Varmit
Subject: Think I got it... they use it to make a reading..... then adjust you by hand?.... then take another reading. I looked that one machine you mentioned... the spinemed.... i see it only costs $94,000 for a new one. No wonder they charge so much on those type.
In reply to: Hap 's message, "It takes a reading, then they use it to adjust, then take another reading. When you see the actual screen there's an ark with an original line and when he checks the spine each place makes an arc of it's own. After the adjustment, those lines are closer to the original arc. The goal is to make every one of them as close to the main one as he can. Does that make sense. When I went in this morning he told me it looks like I should have a whopper of a headache, which I had since yesterday morning. The adjustment made it go away and no amount of anicin had done that." on 22:37:38 08/07/07 Tue

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No, they don't adjust by hand, that's the good part. They take a reading, then must put it on a different program and it gently kinda rat-a-tats while they go down the back lining things up. My wife went in for the first time with a shoulder she is having lots of trouble with. He did her back first then used it on her shoulder, along the collar bone. She's way better today and going back for another one. I have to admit, I figgered this thig was kinda hokus-pokus snake oil stuff till I finally went and tried. I ain;t smart enough to explain it real well, but feel the results and that's what counts. (NT) -- Hap, 07:59:17 08/08/07 Wed
- Ok Thanks.... guess if it doesn't work to well.... looks like they could almost put some hot shot batteries in it and fix you up. I guess I will have to do some calling around to find one down here. Can't say I have seen any advertised, but with all the medical facilities we have here with the retired people, bound to be one. They just came out in todays paper that we are the 7th richest county in the US per capita person. No wonder everything is sky high. (NT) -- Varmit, 09:33:27 08/08/07 Wed
  - Go to this site and enter your zip code. That's how I found this local guy . http://www.proadjusterlifestyle.com/locator/index.php (NT) -- Hap, 09:51:20 08/08/07 Wed
    - Thanks Hap.... wife does some billing for a chiropractor, will see which ones are the best. (NT) -- Varmit, 16:32:20 08/08/07 Wed

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