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SPVSC - Buzzwords! Flashcards

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Immune stuff

  • Decreased resistance
  • antibody production
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Neuroimmune hypothesis

  • Neurodystrophy
  • Neuroimmunomodulation
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Stress induces altered neuroendocrine function –> Immune suppression

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Neuroimmune hypothesis

  • Neurodystrophy
  • Neuroimmunomodulation
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Hans Selye’s work

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Neuroimmune hypothesis

  • Neurodystrophy
  • Neuroimmunomodulation
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Work on stress & immune function, GAS

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Neuroimmune hypothesis

  • Neurodystrophy
  • Neuroimmunomodulation
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SNS and PNS Balance

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Somatoautonomic Reflex (SAR)

  • Langworthy, Smith, and Paxson
  • widely endorsed and accepted explanation of CMT efficacy on organ systems and total health
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Immune stuff

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Neuroimmune hypothesis

  • Neurodystrophy
  • Neuroimmunomodulation
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altered neuroendocrine function

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Neuroimmune hypothesis

  • Neurodystrophy
  • Neuroimmunomodulation
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Neurodystrophy AKA

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Neuroimmune hypothesis

  • Neurodystrophy
  • Neuroimmunomodulation
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Critical to health, scientific and medical support

-SNS and PNS Balance

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Somatoautonomic Reflex (SAR)

  • Langworthy, Smith, and Paxson
  • widely endorsed and accepted explanation of CMT efficacy on organ systems and total health
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Central Modulation

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Somatoautonomic Reflex (SAR)

  • Langworthy, Smith, and Paxson
  • widely endorsed and accepted explanation of CMT efficacy on organ systems and total health
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Descending inhibition regulated dorsal horn input

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Somatoautonomic Reflex (SAR)

  • Langworthy, Smith, and Paxson
  • widely endorsed and accepted explanation of CMT efficacy on organ systems and total health
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Central modulation

-Descending inhibition regulated dorsal horn input

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Somatoautonomic Reflex (SAR)

  • Langworthy, Smith, and Paxson
  • widely endorsed and accepted explanation of CMT efficacy on organ systems and total health
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GAS =

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General adaptation syndrome

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General adaption syndrome was created by

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Hans Selye

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Peripheral Modulation

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Somatoautonomic Reflex (SAR)

  • Langworthy, Smith, and Paxson
  • widely endorsed and accepted explanation of CMT efficacy on organ systems and total health
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somatovisceral reflexes

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Somatoautonomic Reflex (SAR)

  • Langworthy, Smith, and Paxson
  • widely endorsed and accepted explanation of CMT efficacy on organ systems and total health
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PNS dominance

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Somatoautonomic Reflex (SAR)

  • Langworthy, Smith, and Paxson
  • widely endorsed and accepted explanation of CMT efficacy on organ systems and total health
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Somatic structures

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Spinal reflexes

  • Somatoautonomic (SAR)
  • Somatovisceral
  • Somatosomatic
  • viscerosomatic
  • viscerovisceral
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Somatoautonomic reflex

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Spinal reflexes

  • Somatoautonomic (SAR)
  • Somatovisceral
  • Somatosomatic
  • viscerosomatic
  • viscerovisceral
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Somatovisceral reflex

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Spinal reflexes

  • Somatoautonomic (SAR)
  • Somatovisceral
  • Somatosomatic
  • viscerosomatic
  • viscerovisceral
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somatosomatic reflex

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Spinal reflexes

  • Somatoautonomic (SAR)
  • Somatovisceral
  • Somatosomatic
  • viscerosomatic
  • viscerovisceral
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viscerosomatic reflex

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Spinal reflexes

  • Somatoautonomic (SAR)
  • Somatovisceral
  • Somatosomatic
  • viscerosomatic
  • viscerovisceral
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viscerovisceral reflex

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Spinal reflexes

  • Somatoautonomic (SAR)
  • Somatovisceral
  • Somatosomatic
  • viscerosomatic
  • viscerovisceral
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bones, muscles, ligaments, joint capsules arising from the same somite (embryology)
-somatic structures

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Spinal reflexes

  • Somatoautonomic (SAR)
  • Somatovisceral
  • Somatosomatic
  • viscerosomatic
  • viscerovisceral
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VBAI

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Vertebral Basilar artery insufficiency (VBAI)

-procedure if compromise detected –> Stop, observe, refer (and describe)

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Drop attacks

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Vertebral Basilar artery insufficiency (VBAI)

-procedure if compromise detected –> Stop, observe, refer (and describe)

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Signs and symptoms: 5 D’s, 3 N’s

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Vertebral Basilar artery insufficiency (VBAI)

-procedure if compromise detected –> Stop, observe, refer (and describe)

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No clear list of risk signs

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Vertebral Basilar artery insufficiency (VBAI)

-procedure if compromise detected –> Stop, observe, refer (and describe)

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CVA’s

  • never give second adjustment
  • most pt.’s bet 31-35 yo
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Vertebral Basilar artery insufficiency (VBAI)

-procedure if compromise detected –> Stop, observe, refer (and describe)

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Known for GAS

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Hans Selye

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UMNL sign’s and Sx’s

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Myelopathy

  • Compressive myelopathy
  • Cord compression (B.J. Palmer)
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SIDS

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Myelopathy

  • Compressive myelopathy
  • Cord compression (B.J. Palmer)
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Incr. susceptibility to URI’s

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Myelopathy

  • Compressive myelopathy
  • Cord compression (B.J. Palmer)
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inversion of the atlas

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SIDS

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inversion of the atlas

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Myelopathy

  • Compressive myelopathy
  • Cord compression (B.J. Palmer)
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Dentate ligament

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Dural Torque

-alternative upper cervical technique

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Meningeal torsion

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Dural Torque

-alternative upper cervical technique

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Mechanoreceptor funk

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Proprioceptive insult

-now considered a component of the SAR, but has been considered and tested separately in the past

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Biomechanical abberation

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Proprioceptive insult

-now considered a component of the SAR, but has been considered and tested separately in the past

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Surgical recovery

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Proprioceptive insult

-now considered a component of the SAR, but has been considered and tested separately in the past

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congenital anomalies

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Proprioceptive insult

-now considered a component of the SAR, but has been considered and tested separately in the past

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Nansel and Szlazak

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Somatic Visceral Disease Mimicry Hypothesis

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Alternative to CMT affecting visceral function

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Somatic Visceral Disease Mimicry Hypothesis

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Acute - SHLRP

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Inflammation hypothesis

-Charles (Skip) Lantz

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Immobilization –> Inflammation

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Inflammation hypothesis

-Charles (Skip) Lantz

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Pre stage spinal lesions

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Inflammation hypothesis

-Charles (Skip) Lantz

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VSC Phase I

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Inflammation hypothesis

-Charles (Skip) Lantz

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Langworthy, Smith, Paxson - 1906

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Segmental Dysfunction (SDF)

-All subsets lead to segmental facilitation

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Neurobiological Models - non inflammatory/inflammatory

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Segmental Dysfunction (SDF)

-All subsets lead to segmental facilitation

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Korr: Fixation model

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Segmental Dysfunction (SDF) - non inflammatory

-All subsets lead to segmental facilitation

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Sympathecotonia

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Segmental Dysfunction (SDF) - Non inflammatory

-All subsets lead to segmental facilitation

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Spinal Learning

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Segmental Dysfunction (SDF) - Non inflammatory

-All subsets lead to segmental facilitation

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Patterson - Steinmetz

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Segmental Dysfunction (SDF) - Non inflammatory

-All subsets lead to segmental facilitation

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Dvorak

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Segmental Dysfunction (SDF) - Inflammatory

-All subsets lead to segmental facilitation

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Gatterman - Goe

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Segmental Dysfunction (SDF) - Inflammatory

-All subsets lead to segmental facilitation

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Mense

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Segmental Dysfunction (SDF) - Inflammatory

-All subsets lead to segmental facilitation

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Minimal energy hypothesis

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Segmental Dysfunction (SDF) - Inflammatory

-All subsets lead to segmental facilitation

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Hypomobility of motor unit –> Hypermobility above and below –> Segmental facilitation –> Post. horn flooded –> Lat. horn fires up (sympathecotonia) –> sympathetic response, adherent reflexes

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Fixation theory - Irwin Korr

-Subset of SDF

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Motion Palpation analysis and technique

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Henri Gillet - Fixation Theory

-mentioned in SAR

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Joint Play

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Henri Gillet - Fixation Theory

-mentioned in SAR

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X-ray criteria (medical)

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Instability Hypothesis

BJ pioneered radiography

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Prolonged immobilization leads to permanent impairment

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Immobilization Degeneration

  • Leach & Lantz
  • Use it or lose it
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VSC Phase 2

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  • Instability Hypothesis

- VBAI

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Kirkaldy - Willis

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Instability Hypothesis

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Etiology: numerous postural and traumatic insults

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Instability Hypothesis

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VSC Phase 3

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Immobilization Degeneration

  • Leach & Lantz
  • Use it or lose it
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Immobilization leads to premature degeneration

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Immobilization Degeneration

  • Leach & Lantz
  • Use it or lose it
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Via subluxation, DJD (Osteophytes) Etc.

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Neuropathology Hypothesis

-Neural Compression
-Nerve Compression
DD Palmer
–Original “bone out of place”
–Incr. and Decr. Body Tonus

69
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electrical stuff

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Neuropathology Hypothesis

-Neural Compression
-Nerve Compression
DD Palmer
–Original “bone out of place”
–Incr. and Decr. Body Tonus

70
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decrease nerve transmission

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Neuropathology Hypothesis

-Neural Compression
-Nerve Compression
DD Palmer
–Original “bone out of place”
–Incr. and Decr. Body Tonus

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Acute: Incr. signals, irritation / excitation, HYPERESTHESIA, spasms

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Neuropathology Hypothesis

-Neural Compression
-Nerve Compression
DD Palmer
–Original “bone out of place”
–Incr. and Decr. Body Tonus

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Chronic: Decrease signals, ANESTHESIA / HYPOESTHESIA, atone, flaccid paralysis, paresis

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Neuropathology Hypothesis

-Neural Compression
-Nerve Compression
DD Palmer
–Original “bone out of place”
–Incr. and Decr. Body Tonus

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Anesthesia/Hypoesthesia

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Neuropathology Hypothesis

-Neural Compression
-Nerve Compression
DD Palmer
–Original “bone out of place”
–Incr. and Decr. Body Tonus

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Hyperesthesia

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Neuropathology Hypothesis

-Neural Compression
-Nerve Compression
DD Palmer
–Original “bone out of place”
–Incr. and Decr. Body Tonus

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LMNL Signs and symptoms

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Neuropathology Hypothesis

-Neural Compression
-Nerve Compression
DD Palmer
–Original “bone out of place”
–Incr. and Decr. Body Tonus

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Protein Stuff

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Axoplasmic Aberration (AXT)

-plausible explanation of why pain seems to move as healing occurs

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