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March 5, 2007

Hello All,

I am new to the site and am both enjoying and learning so much. Thank you

all.

I have been going to a Network Chiropracter (WAIT, before you say/think

ANYTHING,this is not the snap, crackle, pop method)..this involves your muscles

and nerves in connection to your spine. Your body holds onto EVERYTHING since

your life began. This has been a saving grace and life changing experience for

me. I have been going twice a week since last August and I have never thought I

could ever be more at home, connected and healthier in my body.

This method helps in all areas...pain, disease, allergies...the list is

endless.

Go to Vertebral subluxation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia and read the

entry.

Make this something you find out/do for yourself without being persuaded by

any negative reactions or feedbacks. It requires patience, commitment and the

wish for quality of life...who doesn't want that.

Namaste

Cathy

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March 6, 2007

Cathy,

FYI - the " snap crackle pop " method as you described, is a

traditional, straight chiropractor that relieves vertebral

subluxations via spinal adjustments, allowing the body's nervous

system to communicate freely without impingement. The sound is a

cavitation and is not a bad thing, and not everyone hears that sound

when they recieve adjustments. Network is a type of chiropractic,

but the more traditional chiropractic is not a bad modality either.

Though, I am sincerely glad that you have found health and happiness

through chiropractic,

Sincerely,

Sarah

, Cathy Condoluci

<broadwayli61 wrote:

>

> Hello All,

>

> I am new to the site and am both enjoying and learning so

much. Thank you all.

> I have been going to a Network Chiropracter (WAIT, before you

say/think ANYTHING,this is not the snap, crackle, pop method)..this

involves your muscles and nerves in connection to your spine. Your

body holds onto EVERYTHING since your life began. This has been a

saving grace and life changing experience for me. I have been going

twice a week since last August and I have never thought I could ever

be more at home, connected and healthier in my body.

> This method helps in all areas...pain, disease, allergies...the

list is endless.

> Go to Vertebral subluxation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

and read the entry.

> Make this something you find out/do for yourself without being

persuaded by any negative reactions or feedbacks. It requires

patience, commitment and the wish for quality of life...who doesn't

want that.

> Namaste

> Cathy

>

> Check out the all-new Mail beta - Fire up a more powerful

email and get things done faster.

>

March 7, 2007

While working as a massage therapist in Washington, I was employed by

a chiropractor who practiced something called the " Activator " method.

It utilizes a hand held device which gives abrupt pinpoint pressure.

Kind of like mechanical acupressure on steriods along the spine and

other regions of the spine and back.

It is far more gentle than traditional " bone cracking " as some have

put it, but not as gentle as the Network method. Gosh. If someone has

more information or a website on the Network method, I would love to

hear more about it. I have a Reiki student who is seeing a

chiropractor who practices this, but she has a difficult time

explaining it...

Hope this other option is something else you can consider.

All best,

Dawn

www.windtraveler.net

, " Sarah Anne "

<sarahlovell wrote:

>

> Cathy,

>

> FYI - the " snap crackle pop " method as you described, is a

> traditional, straight chiropractor that relieves vertebral

> subluxations via spinal adjustments, allowing the body's nervous

> system to communicate freely without impingement. The sound is a

> cavitation and is not a bad thing, and not everyone hears that sound

> when they recieve adjustments. Network is a type of chiropractic,

> but the more traditional chiropractic is not a bad modality either.

> Though, I am sincerely glad that you have found health and happiness

> through chiropractic,

>

> Sincerely,

> Sarah

> , Cathy Condoluci

> <broadwayli61@> wrote:

> >

> > Hello All,

> >

> > I am new to the site and am both enjoying and learning so

> much. Thank you all.

> > I have been going to a Network Chiropracter (WAIT, before you

> say/think ANYTHING,this is not the snap, crackle, pop method)..this

> involves your muscles and nerves in connection to your spine. Your

> body holds onto EVERYTHING since your life began. This has been a

> saving grace and life changing experience for me. I have been going

> twice a week since last August and I have never thought I could ever

> be more at home, connected and healthier in my body.

> > This method helps in all areas...pain, disease, allergies...the

> list is endless.

> > Go to Vertebral subluxation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

> and read the entry.

> > Make this something you find out/do for yourself without being

> persuaded by any negative reactions or feedbacks. It requires

> patience, commitment and the wish for quality of life...who doesn't

> want that.

> > Namaste

> > Cathy

> >

> > Check out the all-new Mail beta - Fire up a more powerful

> email and get things done faster.

> >

March 7, 2007

Dawn,

I currently work for a chiropractor who practices diversified

technique

(http://www.annarborchiro.com/chiropractic.html#diversified ,

http://www.sfpmg.com/structural-balancing.html. I have also been to

a Thompson technique and an Activator Chiropractor. I have asked my

boss many questions about network technique. Here is a website with

ab it of a description

(http://www.holisticonline.com/Chiropractic/chiro_network-

chiropractic.htm and

http://www.eastwesthealth.info/network_chiropractic.html ,

http://www.associationfornetworkcare.com/whatisnsa.shtml ) From what

my DC tells me, it's EXTREMELY gentle, and some find it helpful,

although her opinion (and it is not the ONLY opinion) is that the

gentle pressure on muscles is helpful, it is not as quickly

recognized as a manual adjustment. The work is not directly on the

spine or vertebrae, but on the tension along the spine. It is a bit

less adjustment, a bit more energetic I think? That's what it seems

like to me.

As far as how well it holds the adjustment - The same goes for the

activator (www.activator.com) . It does work on the spine to adjust

the vertebrae in much the same way as a manual adjustment, however

the adjustment is not as deep, (for lack of a better term) and she

finds that in her practice, it doesn't hold as well as a manual. The

patients that she sees who want JUST activator, will come in more

often, for a longer period than those who are okay with manual

adjustments. It is effective (and particularly good for extremities,

and she's even used it on my sinuses!) but her professional opinion

is that the results are not seen as quickly, or as well as they are

with her other techniques. But as with all, we find the practitioner

that is right for us and our bodies.

I personally find that manual adjustments (after you give them months

to begin to " hold " , as your body is in a bad habit of being in the

wrong position) work really well for me, and it is only after over a

year of treatment, that I am responding very, very quickly (almost

instantly) to many adjustments. I find they help with digestive

issues, with my headaches and especially with my mood. Afterall, our

entire body is run by the nerves that run through our spinal column!

I've had good luck with both activator and my current DC and with

different things. This has been my personal experience. I like to

get acupuncture or massage and then chiropractic...working on the

entire musculoskeletal system. Many of our patients find this works

well also.

Hope this helps? I know I'm a bit biased, but that is just my

personal opinion, and also from seeing our patients in our office.

Sarah Anne

, " Dawn Gilbreath "

<houstonqidaocoach wrote:

>

> While working as a massage therapist in Washington, I was employed

by

> a chiropractor who practiced something called the " Activator "

method.

> It utilizes a hand held device which gives abrupt pinpoint pressure.

> Kind of like mechanical acupressure on steriods along the spine and

> other regions of the spine and back.

>

> It is far more gentle than traditional " bone cracking " as some have

> put it, but not as gentle as the Network method. Gosh. If someone

has

> more information or a website on the Network method, I would love to

> hear more about it. I have a Reiki student who is seeing a

> chiropractor who practices this, but she has a difficult time

> explaining it...

>

> Hope this other option is something else you can consider.

>

> All best,

> Dawn

>

> www.windtraveler.net

>

> , " Sarah Anne "

> <sarahlovell@> wrote:

> >

> > Cathy,

> >

> > FYI - the " snap crackle pop " method as you described, is a

> > traditional, straight chiropractor that relieves vertebral

> > subluxations via spinal adjustments, allowing the body's nervous

> > system to communicate freely without impingement. The sound is a

> > cavitation and is not a bad thing, and not everyone hears that

sound

> > when they recieve adjustments. Network is a type of

chiropractic,

> > but the more traditional chiropractic is not a bad modality

either.

> > Though, I am sincerely glad that you have found health and

happiness

> > through chiropractic,

> >

> > Sincerely,

> > Sarah

> > , Cathy Condoluci

> > <broadwayli61@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Hello All,

> > >

> > > I am new to the site and am both enjoying and learning so

> > much. Thank you all.

> > > I have been going to a Network Chiropracter (WAIT, before you

> > say/think ANYTHING,this is not the snap, crackle, pop

method)..this

> > involves your muscles and nerves in connection to your spine.

Your

> > body holds onto EVERYTHING since your life began. This has been

a

> > saving grace and life changing experience for me. I have been

going

> > twice a week since last August and I have never thought I could

ever

> > be more at home, connected and healthier in my body.

> > > This method helps in all areas...pain, disease,

allergies...the

> > list is endless.

> > > Go to Vertebral subluxation - Wikipedia, the free

encyclopedia

> > and read the entry.

> > > Make this something you find out/do for yourself without

being

> > persuaded by any negative reactions or feedbacks. It requires

> > patience, commitment and the wish for quality of life...who

doesn't

> > want that.

> > > Namaste

> > > Cathy

> > >

> > > Check out the all-new Mail beta - Fire up a more

powerful

> > email and get things done faster.

> > >

March 8, 2007

Thank you Sarah,

I hope I didn't offend anyone with " snap, crackle, pop " , just found much

more

comfort and lasting results with Network.

Health & well being

Namaste

Cathy

Dawn Gilbreath <houstonqidaocoach wrote: