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subluxation
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sub·lux·a·tion  (sblk-sshn)
n.
Incomplete or partial dislocation of a bone in a joint.
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Noun1.subluxation - partial displacement of a joint or organ
luxation - displacement or misalignment of a joint or organ


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Chiropractic adjustments are designed to treat remove these subluxations by getting the pressure off your nerves and restoring normal balance and homeostasis to your body, spine, and nervous system.
Participants in the course will learn the entire official ICAK-approved procedures and protocols which include accurate muscle testing, nutritional testing, functional neurological testing, correlation of meridian, musculoskeletal, and nutritional imbalances, and how to precisely locate and effectively treat spinal and extremity subluxations and fixations.
30) Winterstein proposes that people who "wish only to detect and correct spinal subluxations for the purposes of optimizing human health" will visit a chiropractor.
 
 
 
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