How Gonstead Chiropractic Helps
The relationship of the disc and subluxation is crucial to the Gonstead practitioner. The thorough Gonstead analysis
enables your chiropractor to determine specifically how a
vertebra has misaligned and how the disc has been affected.
Your Gonstead doctor then uses this information to determine
the best approach to restoring proper position and motion of
the subluxated segment. In most cases an adjustment will be
warranted. The Gonstead adjustment involves great care to
ensure a mechanically correct position and precise thrust to
provide the most accurate and painless adjustment possible.
Education
All doctors of chiropractic must complete a thorough and lengthy education. After completing pre-med undergraduate coursework, they begin a four-year program at an accredited chiropractic college. This demanding curriculum includes the studies of anatomy, physiology, X-ray, clinical sciences, adjusting techniques, preventative health care and many other related topics. On average, a doctor of chiropractic has completed 4,485 classroom hours compared to 4,248 classroom hours a medical doctor has had. Most chiropractic colleges have extracurricular Gonstead clubs where aspiring students can spend additional hours beyond their full course load learning and practicing the specific art of the Gonstead System.
Gonstead, The Gold Standard of Chiropractic
After graduation, doctors of chiropractic have many opportunities to continue their education in the Gonstead System. The Gonstead Seminar is taught by renowned doctors who practice as Dr. Gonstead did. Through these seminars, doctors can achieve advanced certification in the Gonstead System. Gonstead chiropractic also has many researchers conducting ongoing studies to ensure that it is the most cutting edge and specific chiropractic technique possible. There are licensed Gonstead doctors of chiropractic worldwide offering their expertise in this highly advanced and time-proven healing art.
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