Principles of NeuroImpulse Protocol Adjustment?

The technique is named “neuro” and “impulse” as these two words best describe what is done. The focus of the assessment is on cortical function and the adjustment is an impulse style thrust that aims to restore functional balance to the brain and cord.

There is no emphasis on “moving” anything and manipulative techniques are never employed.

The underlying principle of NeuroImpulse Protocol adjusting is in fact to take advantage of both the time and force elements that go to make up total impulse.

Light contacts are held for prolonged periods and are then followed by a toggle recoil thrust which is essentially a low displacement, high velocity thrust delivering a neural stimulus in a very short period of time.

The net result is an adjustment that is highly acceptable to the patient but still provides maximum impulse.

This protocol is also synchronous with recent chiropractic research that demonstrates via surface EMG that high velocity low amplitude thrusts achieve neurological change where long lever slow adjusting does not.