(LOUD!) Drop Table Thoracic Spine (Midback) Chiropractic Adjustment

[@amansur5182]

came here to hear a loud crack as you stated in the title. All I heard was a table

[@Mc2.health]

Thanks for your comment! I apologize for the confusion. The drop is very loud (which is why I have LOUD! in the title). This technique it is harder to hear the "crack" from the manipulation. Please refer to other manual adjustment videos to see/view chiropractic adjustments with loud cracks specifically!

[@virgomachine9217]

Drop tables don't do anything accept make noise.

[@Mc2.health]

I appreciate your comment, but I have to disagree. There are a multitude of case studies in which drop table adjustment techniques were utilized, and objective/subjective improvements were achieved.

[@campbellmarty36]

The drop table is to make SURE your patient hears some noise to make them THINK they are hearing some healing power pops taking place!!🤣… that way when they pay the money 💰 it feels like they been justified!!!!☝️🤣🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏

[@Mc2.health]

@@campbellmarty36 I appreciate your comment, but that is simply untrue. The drop table technique is not just about the noise. It's a tool for chiropractors to adjust joints, especially when a patient has significant guarding or contraindications to regular adjustments. The mechanism provides a gentle yet effective method to help realign the spine and other joints. Patient well-being and effective treatment are always the top priorities. Always great to keep learning about the many tools and techniques in the healthcare field!

[@Bshades]

Im gonna have to agree with this. And even if thats not why it was made, it definitely has a massive impact on why its used to often. If it was for other reasons they would be made out of quieter materials.

[@Mc2.health]

You are entitled to your opinion, but to think that this table is used "to make noise" like you seem to be inferring, is a little ridiculous. We care about patient results, not loud noises and sham adjustments.@@Bshades