DVD 18 - Case Management - Shoe Lifts - Strapping Patient

DVD 18 - Case Management - Shoe Lifts - Strapping Patient - (Good DVD)

This DVD is a general discussion of the sacrum, L5 and L6 along with shoe lifts relative to them being needed physiologically or anatomically. He shows spinal landmarks and how to use them. He demonstrates cervical adjusting (C6 specifically), condyle adjusting in the cervical chair and how to strap the patient along with the proper foot position. The cervical adjustment is an excellent setup and can be looked at over and over.

• "The man that knows the least is the most satified with himself."

• Cervical/Condyle Adjusting along with explanation of line drawings

• Shoe Lifts - Physiological and Anatomical

• Spinal Landmarks - C6-C7, Scoliosis

• Using strap in Cervical Chair - Correct foot position

• Good definition of Subluxations and Compensations.

• Dry Spine - Different Vertebrae - How and when to adjust

• Apply patient to x-ray - Not x-ray to patient

• Hypertension - Parasympathetic - + Blood Pressure

These are the most original DVD's, made in black and white, at the peak of Dr. Gonstead's teaching/practicing career. They were recorded from 1968 through 1978. All facets of his system are represented in these DVD's. Dr. Gonstead passed away in August of 1978 at 80 years of age.

The DVD's were ahead of their time being originally made on old format 3/4 inch tapes that had to have special recorders to play them.

Unfortunately, none of these recorders survived that could play these tapes from the old signal/format. Now they are gone. All video signals/formats were changed to a singular format sometime the the 1980's. This put a kink in producing these DVD's.

Technology has come a long way since the 70's and we are now able to bring you the original Gonstead DVD's in an updated format.

These DVD's are now be sold in a universal format that can be played on most DVD players. All tapes (DVD's) have been cleaned up as much as possible - minor blurs still occur here and there but do not interfere with the content.