Because Koren Specific Technique is so effective, it can be practiced whether you are standing, lying down, or sitting—whichever is most comfortable for you. #4: It Works on Stubborn Spines. If your spine doesn’t always seem to comply with manipulations, Koren Specific Technique offers promising results for you.
What is KST in chiropractic?
First to answer your curiosity, KST stands the Koren Specific Technique. It was developed by Dr. Tedd Koren, who built upon the research of past doctors. It is a holistic healing method that focuses on what your specific body needs for optimal health.
How does the occipital drop work?
If your body part is out of its correct position and the challenge moves it (ever so slightly) further out of position, the base of your skull (your occipital bone) will slightly drop on the left. This is called the occipital drop (OD) and is a binary neurological biofeedback device.
What does an ArthroStim do?
What is the ArthroStim? The ArthroStim Instrument is a handheld machine that aids your chiropractor in performing adjustments. This powerful tool delivers 12-14 incremental thrusts per second, making it much stronger and faster than a typical single thrust administered by a chiropractor.
What is occipital drop?
Sometimes I will use “Koren Specific Technique” and place my hands on the base of your skull, (this is the Occipital Bone). When the body part is challenged, i.e. moved ever so slightly if there is a problem the occipital bone will drop slightly to the left. This is known as the Occipital Drop, (OD).
What is Arthro stem?
The Athro Stim provides maximum controlled joint displacement with maximum patient comfort. The ARTHROSTIM Instrument is unique. It produces a rapid thrust and recoil at a rate of TWELVE TIMES PER SECOND. This frequency (often referred to as the low beta somatomotor rhythm) is twice the speed of other instruments.
What is VibraCussor?
The VibraCussor is a vibration instrument that differs from usual massagers in that it uses a piston-like up-and-down movement rather than a back-and-forth movement.
