Traditionally, the method of accomplishing this was vertebral adjusting by forceful or non-forceful means. Do not limit the concept of interference to the vertebral subluxation. Interference can occur anywhere in the nervous system. Certainly this technique is not the only philosophy to present the idea. Any factor, exposure, of encounter that will alter sensorial input from the normal may result in abnormal conduct.
Abnormal conduct is pathophysiology.
Pathophysiology is a precursor to pathology. Any measure that will provide normal physiological input represents good therapy. If the response is not correct to the stimulus, either the stimulus will change or the response will immediately change every time. For years chiropractic taught adjustments to vertebrae affected the motor system. B.E.S.T. can be described as a non-force sensory adjustment that will cause the brain to respond with a more normal motor impulse, permitting improved function in muscles, glands, and all tissues.