Benefits of
QSM³ Care
Quantum Spinal Mechanics or QSM³ chiropractic is a precise and corrective form of body balancing chiropractic. This technique specializes in working with the body’s central balancing mechanisms, maintaining a person’s ability to function efficiently in a gravity environment. QSM³ chiropractic aims to restore joint symmetry, muscle balance, proper blood and oxygen flow to the brain, and cerebrospinal fluid flow.
This may lead to better healing, circulation, oxygenation, improved sleep, mood, immune function, and digestion. Patients often report relief from chronic pain conditions and an overall improvement in quality of life. Patients typically experience long-term pain relief without the need for snapping or cracking the neck. A wide range of patients, including those suffering from migraines, vertigo, fibromyalgia, neuropathic pain, disc herniations and chronic fatigue, have reported relief following QSM³ care.
Practitioners of QSM³ chiropractic conduct a thorough biomechanical and neurological assessment in the initial treatment session, establishing individual treatment goals for patients and crafting individualized care recommendations. The spinal correction is administered through a series of contacts throughout both sides of the cervical spine from C0-C7. This method provides specific, gentle care without twisting or popping the spine, ensuring structural and neurological integrity.
QSM³ focuses on corrective care for chronic pain, arthritic, and complicated neurologic conditions. Contact a QSM³ Doctor in our directory to begin your path towards health and vibrance again.
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Conditions Helped:
• Arthritic and Chronic Pain Conditions
• Sciatica - Neurologic and Fascial
• Joint Replacement, Failed or Candidate
• Vertigo
• Vaso-vagal Syndrome
• Neurologic Conditions
• Traumatic Brain Injury
• Trigeminal Neuralgia
• Frozen Shoulder
• Chronic Pain or Numbness
• Migraines and Headache Syndrome
• Parkinson's
The human body once traumatized has a neurology that says create balance. Misalignments should be organized and make sense in its structural -neurologic relationship. The head cannot subluxate, it only compensates. The head tilt response aka righting reflex is a direct indicator of the structural – functional relationship. In normal biomechanics, function opposes structural dysfunctions.
Russell Friedman DC