Chiropractic adjustments usually involve a quick thrust that helps add motion to spinal joints that aren't moving right. Most methods use the doctors hands, but there are times an instrument or a special table will be used. There are many ways to adjust the spine. A thorough exam can identify the rare person for whom chiropractic care might be unsuited. This allows weakened muscles and ligaments to stabilize and heal.
Lubricating fluids separate the bones of each spinal joint.
It's much like opening a bottle of champagne or removing a suction cup. The sound is interesting, but it isn't a guide to the quality or value of the adjustment. Worse, damage can occur by mobilizing a joint with weakened muscles and ligaments. Adjustments are specific and take years to master. Even Dr. Bergmann must consult a fellow chiropractor to benefit from an adjustment.