BS2.02 Two Models of the Vertebral Subluxation

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This class covers the latest basic science research evidence that has been done over the past two decades that has looked at what a vertebral subluxation is. It also looks at what evidence we have for one of the old theories about the chiropractic subluxation (the squashed nerve theory). It also covers how the latest science can easily be communicated to the public.

The new science is showing us that the subluxation is almost as DD Palmer originally described it, just with a subtle new twist.

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BS2.02 – Introduction

BS2.02 – 01 The old classic models of subluxation 1 Quiz

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BS2.02 – 01 Practice Quiz

BS2.02 – 02 The new neuroplasticity model of subluxation 1 Quiz

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BS2.02 – 02 Practice Quiz

BS2.02 – 03 What is good spinal function? 1 Quiz

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BS2.02 – 03 Practice Quiz

BS2.02 – 04 What is subclinical pain? 1 Quiz

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BS2.02 – 04 Practice Quiz

BS2.02 – 05 How to communicate the science of chiropractic 1 Quiz

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BS2.02 – 05 Practice Quiz

BS2.02 Two Models of the Vertebral Subluxation Final Quiz

About Instructor

Dr Heidi Haavik

Dr Heidi Haavik, PhD, is the founder of Haavik Research, a chiropractor and a neurophysiologist who has worked in the area of human neurophysiology since the early 2000s. She is a sought-after international speaker about the science of chiropractic care.

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Arthur Tovar

Posted 3 months ago

Great way to communicate the Science of a Subluxation

Great class and good way to help Chiropractors accurately describe the effects of a subluxation according to present studies.

Gregory

Posted 6 months ago

Great information for D.C.'s

These classes should be taught in all of the chiropractic colleges so D.C.'s can be evidence based practitioners from the time they enter the profession.

Elisha

Posted 9 months ago

Excellent Presentation

Clarity of explanation with excellent graphics.

pauline louette

Posted 12 months ago

interesting and well made

great at all levels

Paul

Posted 1 year ago

Great stuff.

Explains clearly with a depth of knowledge basic on current research what is going on when we adjust the spine and to communicate that with patients.

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