Chiropractic Activator adjustment and tests for stress and emotional trauma. 

Obviously it does nothing but probably make you feel good. A light tap on your back to "push back the bones in their place"? What? I seen people using the first "analog" activator, not this automatic overpriced gadget but the manual one and those adjustments seemed more legit, like it actually did something, even if it was just a form of massage.

I will never believe any activator is legit there’s just no way there’s absolutely no force used I tried it once and any chiropractor that does this is a joke and has no clue what their doing.

@@rageagaintstheNWO I’m familiar with this technique and it works - that gadget hits you at over 100 miles an hr, it’s deceptive and it works !

@@APBCTechnique Please tell me how touching someone's ass lightly or pulling on the muscle on random parts tells the "doctor" where the problem is, that is fixed by a tap on a point on the body? This gadget and the " Arthrostim " that is basically a vibrator gun looks like an overpriced gimmick to to fool gullible people.

Absolutely it can. Emotional, physical and spiritual trauma can all lead to subluxations

@@southstreetchiropractic6693 stress and body posture absolutely are side effects.

Dexter? (American TV Show)

Covid practices.

Sometimes when you are adjusting the pelvis people can shit at you. Fact.

Apron is for cooking