Dr. Faber further notes that Dr. Hackert's experiments were confirmed by two later studies conducted in 1983 and 1985 by the University of Iowa's department of orthopedic research. In addition, he states, in 1987, a study conducted at the Sansum Medical Clinic of Santa Barbara, concluded that eighty-eight percent of patients with chronic back pain who received reconstructive therapy demonstrated moderate to marked improvement. Reconstructive therapy is not only for people with back and neck injury , explains Dr. Ash. The treatment can be used to help people with arthritis, torn ligaments or cartilage, degenerated discs, bursitis, bunions, carpal tunnel syndrome, and basically any joint that keeps popping, snapping, or grinding. Reconstructive therapy' can be a successful alternative to surgery.
Reconstructive therapy promotes the body's own natural healing ability.
It allows the natural functions of the body to be regained and optimized It minimizes use of drugs in a non-surgical approach. No down time. No significant side effects in experienced hands. Very conservative treatment doesn't remove parts like surgery.