It is used to gently and painlessly move the vertebrae. A non-force technique using subtle, yet precise pressure applied by hand to remove blocked nerve energy, eliminate physiological interference and balance sensory signals to the central nervous system. Involves traction or stretching of the spine designed especially to correct lower-back pain. Applied KInesiology deals not only with the placement of bones, but with the muscles that hold them in position. Chiropractors employing applied kinesiology use special techniques to help balance opposing muscles attached to a misaligned bone.
Light massage is given to various reflexes and sometimes to acupressure points.
This restores normal muscle function, in order to allow the adjustments to be more effective. A full spine technique using a special drop table. A speed and precision adjustment in which the hands are placed over the subluxation and the elbows snapped to give sudden pressure. There is no joint cracking. A gentle, sustained pressure is exerted at the base of the spine.