Many use it straight with good results. Some, like myself, use it with a liberal amount of manual adjusting where necessary. If I had to chose between straight manual and straight Activator, the profession would lose a good manual adjuster. But I don't have to make that choice. Lastly, I wonder if there is any practitioner who has never lost a patient to a colleague who was more successful.
Patients flow both ways with the same results.
Until a person has learned to use any technique he should not knock it. We are very grateful to have the opportunity to share some of our findings with the chiropractic community through Dynamic Chiropractic. We do not want to give the impression that we actually treat specific problems. We see the children who have the conditions. As we understand it, this is more than an issue of semantics.