coccyx adjustment

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I've seen something less than 2 dozen cases of this presenting in my

clinic for treatment since 1978....so I have limited but very positive

experience with this technique.

and when the coccyx truly is 'anterior' with all the signs taught by

--who was it so long ago?? Not Dr. Stober, but one of his

colleagues...it has proved to be a VERY beneficial technique. I have

not been effective with the 'external tissue pull' approach others when

there is true anterior subluxation.

I've had patients with a variety of mechanisms of injury, from jumping

off the high bridge into the swimming hole (40' or more); one jumped

down backward off a stack of pallets and managed to land with their tail

bone ON a doorknob.....on was kick starting their motorcycle and the

foot slipped, dropping them suddenly on the back of the gas

tank....several were FROM childbirth....some from slip and fall or

sports injuries.....

As odd as it sounded when I FIRST was introduced to it, it is simple,

effective and efficient. And it helped a half-dozen women with a more

regular menstrual cycle, if their reports are to be held credible.

I'd be willing to teach those who are unfamiliar or uneasy with the

process.

Jack Pedersen DC

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