Chiropractic News: The arrows in your quiver: 4 types of adjusting tools

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As researchers con­tin­ue to learn about the human body and tech­nol­o­gy con­tin­ues to advance, DCs have an ever-increas­ing list of tools at their …

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By Dava Stewart

As researchers con­tin­ue to learn about the human body and tech­nol­o­gy con­tin­ues to advance, DCs have an ever-increas­ing list of tools at their dis­pos­al. The most impor­tant tool is, of course, the knowl­edge, expe­ri­ence, and ded­i­ca­tion that DCs use to help patients; how­ev­er there are sev­er­al types that may be use­ful for DCs, each one rep­re­sent­ing new ways to care for patients and increase your bot­tom line.

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