Lately I have had many questions regarding our new chiropractic robot.<\/p>\n
Here\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a posting to explain how it works. The thing is called a \t\t\tPulstar. It has something called a straingauge in it. A \t\t\tstraingauge is an engineering tool that you use to press on an \t\t\tobject and measure how many pounds of force of resistance the \t\t\tobject pushes back.<\/p>\n
If you have a straingauge and you push against a brick wall \t\t\tit\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s going to have a really high reading. If you push into a \t\t\tblob of Jell-O it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s going to have a really low reading. What \t\t\tthis tool does is it applies a 15 pound pulse through a set of \t\t\tprongs that are placed on either side of a vertebrae. It gives \t\t\tthis 15 pound pulse into a vertebrae and the straingauge in the \t\t\tprongs measures how many pounds of force of resistance the bone \t\t\tpushes back. It is measuring whether the bone is stuck, or \t\t\tmoving.<\/p>\n
A 15 pound pulse feels like a quick, firm yet very gentle force. \t\t\tThe computer then records how much that bone resisted and \t\t\twhether the bone is moving or whether it is stuck.<\/p>\n
It puts a graphical display up on the screen which shows you \t\t\twhich vertebrae had more resistance to the pulse, and which \t\t\tvertebrae had less. The computer then does an analysis and \t\t\tmakes a recommendation of which vertebrae is the most stuck \t\t\tcompared to its neighbor.<\/p>\n
You then set the number of pounds of force you want to use on \t\t\tthe pulse and also how many pulses you want it to do. You then \t\t\tput the tips of the prongs against the vertebrae and the \t\t\tmachine delivers a rapid succession of pulses at the desired \t\t\tforce. The machine turns off when it either feels the vertebrae \t\t\tmove or it gets to the preset number of pulses. What ends up \t\t\thappening eventually is you do this over and over again until \t\t\tthe machine feels the vertebrae move at which point it \t\t\tautomatically turns off.<\/p>\n
Even the patients we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve had who are the most terrified of \t\t\tchiropractic have found this to be completely harmless, \t\t\tpainless and gentle. Not a single person so far has found it \t\t\tuncomfortable.<\/p>\n
That is a quick report on our new Robot and I will be writing \t\t\ton this a lot more in the future.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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