Bone Setting

What is Bone Setting?

It a traditional art of treatment  through joint, muscles manipulations. It is considered the basis for the development of modern chiropractic and osteopathy and Physiotherapy

Bone Setting focuses on the total person, with an appreciation for the inter-relationship of the various systems of the body to maintain health.

• Common Ailments :
• Low back pain
• Neck pain
• Knee Pain
• Sports injuries
• Repetitive strain injuries
• Headaches
• Shoulder Pain
• Ankle Pain
• Leg Pain
• Arm Pain

Bone Setting Treatment Protocol

Bone Setting  use a system of evaluation and treatment designed to achieve and maintain health by restoring normal function to the body. Manipulation means the therapeutic application of manual pressure or force.

Bone Setting Specilaist believe structural problems in the spinal column can affect the nerves that radiate out to the various organs, thus causing disease.

Consultation and Treatment

Each Session  take approximately 30 to 60 minutes.

Bone Setting  Therapy  may include:

• Soft tissue technique--This approach applies pressure to the muscle area around the spine. It consists of rhythmic stretching, deep pressure and traction.

• Muscle Release Technique--With this technique, the patient is directed to use his or her muscles from a precise position and in a specific direction against a counterforce applied by the doctor.

• Bone Mobilization technique--This approach uses gentle forces to restore motion to a joint or joint to reduce or eliminate the signs of tissue changes, asymmetry, restricted movement and tenderness. This is the "non-cracking" technique of manipulation. .

There are no side effects of soft tissue manipulation other than possible soreness for one to two days after manipulation. Of course, the degree of potential soreness depends on the approach used by your Bone Setter

Bone Setting