Orthotics

Patients Place a High Value on Foot Levelers’ Stabilizer Support

Chiropractic Economics April 22, 2009

Austin WM, Nosco DL, Allen JC. Custom-made orthotics as an adjunct to chiropractic care: the patient’s perspective. Paper presented at World Federation of Chiropractic 2005 convention. Abstract Objective. To determine what percentage of patients considered orthotics an effective adjunct to chiropractic care and/or were satisfied with their Spinal Pelvic Stabilizers. Methods. Chiropractors were recruited to return […]

Foot Levelers’ Stabilizers Improve Knee Alignment

Chiropractic Economics April 22, 2009

Immediate changes in the quadriceps femoris angle after insertion of an orthotic device.

Shock absorbing insoles may ease knee pain

Chiropractic Economics June 5, 2008

People with arthritis of the knee seem to find walking a relatively long distance less painful if they put shock absorbing insoles in their shoes, according to results of a study reported at the annual meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine in Indianapolis. “My motivation for doing this study

Self-Resolving Symptoms

Chiropractic Economics May 21, 2008

“My back hurts, but I don’t need to get help. It will go away if I just take it easy for a few days.” This is a familiar response by someone dealing with low back pain, but as chiropractors we know that pain is a warning sign for something bigger going on behind the scenes […]

Kashi Company Challenges People Everywhere to Get off Their Rump

Chiropractic Economics May 7, 2008

Kashi Company, the premier natural food company, is on a mission to get everyone

Does your patient need orthotics?

Chiropractic Economics March 7, 2008

By Brian Jensen, DC If a patient is unable to walk stably, the treatments you provide will have less than enduring results. As you examine new patients, watch for five signs that may indicate structural instability, which can be corrected with orthotics. The five signs are foot flare while walking, internal knee rotation, bowed […]

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