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Strong Extension-Based Exercise of the Cervical Spine – A Case Series

Click here to read article as it originality appeared in the CBP™ Journal INTRODUCTION In a recent paper published in the Journal of Rheumatology, the Cervical Overview Group conducted a large-scale meta-analysis of existing literature concerning the management of mechanical neck disorders, including radiculopathy(1).  The categories of evidence ranged fromstrong evidence, to moderate evidence, to…

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Active Cervical/Thoracic Exercise Rehabilitation with Pro-Lordotic Traction

Click here to read article as it originality appeared in the CBP™ Journal INTRODUCTION It is usually more difficult to re-establish a lordosis in patients that present with a kyphotic cervical curvature and advanced degenerative joint disease (DJD). These patients usually complain of chronic cervical pain, muscle rigidity and restricted motion. Long term relief for…

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Differentiating Neuromuscular from Musculoligamentous Subluxation

April 2006, Vol. 16, No. 2 INTRODUCTION Have you ever wondered how much of your patient’s lateral aberrant posture/structure is a true musculo-ligamentous fixation and how much is just a neuromuscular imbalance or dysfunction?  Musculoligamentous fixations require posture/structure corrective traction to be improved to as near normal as possible. Neuromuscular imbalance or dysfunction requires an…

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