GIANT NECK CRUNCH* ASMR Pain Relief From Modeling She's 2 Inches Taller After Cracking Chiropractic.

LIKE THIS VIDEO AND SUBSCRIBE! Location Mechanicsburg, PA. ~ Condenser Microphone Cracks & Crunches ~ Quiet Face Paper & Quiet Office = ASMR ~ Mindfully Placed Ads ~ Relax ~ Chiropractic Sleep Time Remedy It's 8:16am and this morning's Description Prescription is brought to you by the letters CHANGE Whether the shirt is black or blue If it's one house or two Or the season coming in on cue One day you'll know exactly what to do And sometime after that, you'll find yourself saying "I knew, I knew" IT The faith you faked till it was made As real as the date Expiration on milk If it's still good then you will drink it till your fill Oats make my favorite, warm or on chill. Okay let’s get serious beyond cereal deliriousness This week was filled with an array of new spines We average about 10 new patients a week, which is probably low for most chiropractic offices… however we’re not operating a run-of-the-mill practice. Unfortunately, the business model for DC’s over the last few decades has evolved into a quantity-over-quality affair. And so even if an office can claim 40-60 new patients per week… ANY office that’s built on high numbers of new patients or an insane number of weekly adjustments will most likely have patient retention equal to the mind of an elderly goldfish. Not here. Our patients are treated with quality of care as our standard. And most will remain patients for life. Whether I see them once a month, or once a year. Anyway, I was high in the stratosphere of stuck spines this week. One case, in particular, has me furiously beating these keys before I get back to spinal crushing. It was the worst case of reflux that I've ever seen. So bad that I even started regurgitating food myself from the empathic overlay and transference. And although feeling your patient's symptoms is a common occurrence for people in the healing profession, I've done quite a bit of energy work to allow patients' stuff to pass through my field rather than get stuck. Not this time... but that's a different story. I was finishing up on the full spine table and getting ready to transfer the patient to the RD table... when I felt a long, metal-like structure enter through my left shoulder causing my arm to straighten. In less than a moment... I knew I was not in control of my arm and I was being guided. Somehow, consciously, I knew I was about to adjust the patient's sternum. My right hand under conscious control reached down and raised the drop. And my left hand contacted the sternum. Working in tandem, my right arm continued popping the drop (consciously) while my left hand was unconsciously thrust into the bone (probably by my late mentor Dr. Jim existing in some liminal dimension) Boom Boom Boom After 3 drops the patient exclaimed... "I can breathe" "I can take a deep breath" "I haven't been able to breathe like this in years" ... As if that moment weren't enough... An hour later I was with a new patient. He told me the mechanism of his injury was from pushing a special kind of skid loader around a warehouse. He demonstrated the motion. It was the exact motion I made on the drop table sternum adjustment. ... *Universe smiles and winks .... You may have noticed that this and a few previous Description Prescriptions have been short, rushed, and missing the magic of the early PD days. Stay Tuned... I've got big stuff on the way In the meantime... thanks for reading, breathing, and cracking with me here to the tone of "GIANT NECK CRUNCH* ASMR Pain Relief From Modeling She's 2 Inches Taller After Cracking Chiropractic."