people who say those kinds of things are people from non chiropractic background who have been misinformed about what they are doing.
they are doing HVLA without any license. If patients experience any kind of trauma, or injury due to this type of thrust, then NO insurance will help them out. in fact, they can not get any malpractice insurance. condyle lift is powerful thrust, but not EVERYONE needs it. it can cause more damage to cranial alignments. Anyway, good luck.
@wonderfultiger . It is amazing what people will post who have never been trained in alphabiotics or have studied the field in depth. This is the problem with the Internet, anyone can say and post anything!!
@alphanona it is amazing to guess that I have not been trained in alphabiotics and not able to do Chrane condyle lift or alpha biotics move. if people are amateur and no prior training in manipulations or martial arts, they need to pay $8000 to learn this move. This is the problem with the internet, anyone can sat and post anything!!
. Chrane did both side of occiput lift in spine position for his life time without seeing x rays. patients lie down on tables looking up, he went right and left. he kept doing this thrust on every single patients every time they come without evaluation or whatsoever and patients got better. there are movements going on teaching chiropractic adjustment to lay public under the name of different treatments. this is one of them. by the way there is no Chiropractic manipulation exist in chiropractic
In theory, the pressure causes the crystalline-like structure to deform, resulting in an electrical potential or voltage which by way of a web of neurons spreads throughout both brain hemispheres facilitating the synchronization of both brain hemsipheres.
How can any reasonable person confuse that with the wonderful profession that identifies itself with the location and correction of spinal subluxations?
The preliminary research of Dr. Marc VanCraeyenest suggests this pattern-interrupt first appears as a piezo-electric potential which originates in the pineal gland. In physics, a piezo-electric potential is an electrical potential or current which flows as the result of an applied physical pressure (alphabiotic method) on a crystalline-like structure (conjectured to be the pineal gland).
The alignment itself may feel awkward at first, but this is simply due to a mistaken interpretation of passive head movements as dangerous. When the movement is simply allowed to happen, it can be quite delightful."
Dr. Marc VanCraeyenest (paraphrased and edited for clarity): The alignment, which feels like a 'hiccup' to the nervous system, gently introduces a introduces a high level, non-threatening sensory input (pattern-interrupt) to the brain.
Neurophysicist Christian Opitz: "Technically speaking, an Alphabiotic alignment reverses the piezoelectric waves emanating from the limbic system so that the wave patterns of stress response collapse on themselves. In that moment, much neurological energy is freed up from stress patterns in the limbic system and naturally gravitates towards the cortex, our "higher brain.’
The relationship between chiropractic and osteopathy is the very relationship between alphabiotics and chiropractic. In fact, two present theoretical models of what the alignment is doing come from Neurophysicist Christian Opitz and Dr. Marc VanCraeyenest.
Obviously, they look the same, they feel the same, but the objective, philosophy and intent are very different. Chiropractors understood and believed that the location and correction of a spinal subluxation was not the same as a osteopathic manipulation. The early Chiropractors understood that what they were doing, although it looked and felt the same as an osteopathic manipulation - was in fact, something new and different.
Does the fact that a chiropractor 'adjusts' the spine and skeletal system, whereas osteopaths 'manipulate' the spine and skeletal system - make it the same entity?
Does the fact that an chiropractic adjustment may produce an 'audible' whereas an osteopathic manipulation may produce an 'audible' - make it the same entity?
Does the fact that a chiropractic adjustment involves a 'thrust' whereas an osteopathic 'manipulation' may involve a thrust - make it the same entity?
Upon casual observation or even an initial experiential period, an individual might observe that the alphabiotic integration looks like or is a form of chiropractic. In the same vein, upon casual observation or even an initial experiential period, an individual might observe that chiropractic looks like or is a form of osteopathy.This is actually what happened in the early days of chiropractic. Therefore when those early DC's would adjust - they were accused of practicing osteopathy (medicine).
I gave up everything twenty years ago from my former beloved profession, chiropractic, to do this work and proudly call myself an alphabioticist. That was a major sacrifice for me. I did it for principle. Chiropractic is wonderful. But Alphabiotics is not Chiropractic. If that is what you sense it is then you are not understanding Virgil Chrane's core paradigm. It is a unique system of holism with the Integration being it's core, physically implemented technology.
Apparently I gave incorrect information in the description above. A user PMed me with the following correction:
"Hi. Great video of [name redacted] aligning and sharing his stories. The one thing is what he is doing is not the Condyle Lift. the Condyle lift Dr. V.B. Chrane developed had the participant lying on their stomach and had pre and post xrays done of C1. the Condyle lift is a Chiropractic manipulation, the Alphabiotic Alignment is NOT. Their is no bone adjustment involved."
That was awesome
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NealSmookler 3 weeks ago
people who say those kinds of things are people from non chiropractic background who have been misinformed about what they are doing.
they are doing HVLA without any license. If patients experience any kind of trauma, or injury due to this type of thrust, then NO insurance will help them out. in fact, they can not get any malpractice insurance. condyle lift is powerful thrust, but not EVERYONE needs it. it can cause more damage to cranial alignments. Anyway, good luck.
wonderfultiger 1 month ago
@wonderfultiger . It is amazing what people will post who have never been trained in alphabiotics or have studied the field in depth. This is the problem with the Internet, anyone can say and post anything!!
alphanona 4 weeks ago
@alphanona it is amazing to guess that I have not been trained in alphabiotics and not able to do Chrane condyle lift or alpha biotics move. if people are amateur and no prior training in manipulations or martial arts, they need to pay $8000 to learn this move. This is the problem with the internet, anyone can sat and post anything!!
wonderfultiger 4 weeks ago
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NealSmookler 4 weeks ago
. Chrane did both side of occiput lift in spine position for his life time without seeing x rays. patients lie down on tables looking up, he went right and left. he kept doing this thrust on every single patients every time they come without evaluation or whatsoever and patients got better. there are movements going on teaching chiropractic adjustment to lay public under the name of different treatments. this is one of them. by the way there is no Chiropractic manipulation exist in chiropractic
wonderfultiger 1 month ago
In theory, the pressure causes the crystalline-like structure to deform, resulting in an electrical potential or voltage which by way of a web of neurons spreads throughout both brain hemispheres facilitating the synchronization of both brain hemsipheres.
How can any reasonable person confuse that with the wonderful profession that identifies itself with the location and correction of spinal subluxations?
NealSmookler 1 month ago
The preliminary research of Dr. Marc VanCraeyenest suggests this pattern-interrupt first appears as a piezo-electric potential which originates in the pineal gland. In physics, a piezo-electric potential is an electrical potential or current which flows as the result of an applied physical pressure (alphabiotic method) on a crystalline-like structure (conjectured to be the pineal gland).
NealSmookler 1 month ago
The alignment itself may feel awkward at first, but this is simply due to a mistaken interpretation of passive head movements as dangerous. When the movement is simply allowed to happen, it can be quite delightful."
Dr. Marc VanCraeyenest (paraphrased and edited for clarity): The alignment, which feels like a 'hiccup' to the nervous system, gently introduces a introduces a high level, non-threatening sensory input (pattern-interrupt) to the brain.
NealSmookler 1 month ago
Neurophysicist Christian Opitz: "Technically speaking, an Alphabiotic alignment reverses the piezoelectric waves emanating from the limbic system so that the wave patterns of stress response collapse on themselves. In that moment, much neurological energy is freed up from stress patterns in the limbic system and naturally gravitates towards the cortex, our "higher brain.’
NealSmookler 1 month ago
The relationship between chiropractic and osteopathy is the very relationship between alphabiotics and chiropractic. In fact, two present theoretical models of what the alignment is doing come from Neurophysicist Christian Opitz and Dr. Marc VanCraeyenest.
NealSmookler 1 month ago
Obviously, they look the same, they feel the same, but the objective, philosophy and intent are very different. Chiropractors understood and believed that the location and correction of a spinal subluxation was not the same as a osteopathic manipulation. The early Chiropractors understood that what they were doing, although it looked and felt the same as an osteopathic manipulation - was in fact, something new and different.
NealSmookler 1 month ago
Does the fact that a chiropractor 'adjusts' the spine and skeletal system, whereas osteopaths 'manipulate' the spine and skeletal system - make it the same entity?
Does the fact that an chiropractic adjustment may produce an 'audible' whereas an osteopathic manipulation may produce an 'audible' - make it the same entity?
Does the fact that a chiropractic adjustment involves a 'thrust' whereas an osteopathic 'manipulation' may involve a thrust - make it the same entity?
NealSmookler 1 month ago
Upon casual observation or even an initial experiential period, an individual might observe that the alphabiotic integration looks like or is a form of chiropractic. In the same vein, upon casual observation or even an initial experiential period, an individual might observe that chiropractic looks like or is a form of osteopathy.This is actually what happened in the early days of chiropractic. Therefore when those early DC's would adjust - they were accused of practicing osteopathy (medicine).
NealSmookler 1 month ago
I gave up everything twenty years ago from my former beloved profession, chiropractic, to do this work and proudly call myself an alphabioticist. That was a major sacrifice for me. I did it for principle. Chiropractic is wonderful. But Alphabiotics is not Chiropractic. If that is what you sense it is then you are not understanding Virgil Chrane's core paradigm. It is a unique system of holism with the Integration being it's core, physically implemented technology.
NealSmookler 2 months ago
Apparently I gave incorrect information in the description above. A user PMed me with the following correction:
"Hi. Great video of [name redacted] aligning and sharing his stories. The one thing is what he is doing is not the Condyle Lift. the Condyle lift Dr. V.B. Chrane developed had the participant lying on their stomach and had pre and post xrays done of C1. the Condyle lift is a Chiropractic manipulation, the Alphabiotic Alignment is NOT. Their is no bone adjustment involved."
dindaos 3 months ago
Legendary as always.
fadingxero 4 months ago