Helping you visualize the adjustment

In this video, Dr. Tyler Bigenho, D.C. uses a spine model to help you visualize what happens during a chiropractic adjustment. Many patients ask what’s really going on during an adjustment—so before performing any techniques, Dr. Tyler explains the process using clear, simple visuals. The spine model shown before the adjustment is for illustrative purposes only. It is not intended to imply that chiropractic adjustments physically move bones or that the model’s spinal positioning exactly matches an individual’s spine.

The spine model helps demonstrate joint tension, restricted movement, and how adjustments are designed to improve mobility and relieve discomfort.

👉 This is not a literal representation of bone movement, but a helpful tool to better understand how targeted adjustments can restore function and reduce stress in the spine. Some visuals may be misinterpreted as showing bone movement; however, spine models are simply used to help explain what may occur during an adjustment. Chiropractic care focuses on relieving tension and improving mobility—not making claims beyond the relief clients experience.

⚠️Disclaimer: This video is for entertainment and informational purposes only, not medical advice. The techniques shown are performed by a licensed chiropractor in a professional setting with collaborating patients who have consented to be filmed. Do not attempt them at home. Viewer discretion is advised, as some viewers may misinterpret the techniques or hand placements shown. Always consult a healthcare provider for medical or chiropractic care.
Some visuals may be misinterpreted as showing bone movement; however, spine models are simply used to help explain what may occur during an adjustment. Chiropractic care focuses on relieving tension and improving mobility—not making claims beyond the relief clients experience, and not claiming to cure anything.
The spine model shown before the adjustment is for illustrative purposes only. It is not intended to imply that chiropractic adjustments physically move bones or that the model’s spinal positioning exactly matches an individual’s spine

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