Network Spinal Analysis for Health Professionals PART 1 of 2 Dr Dominic Smorra (Caldwell,NJ)

[PublicTruth]

This is not chiropractic #1, it is not even remotely close to science. Chiropractic needs to drop all of these irrational techniques and implement "generic" manipulations. Chiropractic needs to stick to musculoskeletal conditions and be at the forefront of wellness and prevention. Why do many patients improve even when they have a coexisting pathology... most pathologies have a mechanical component to them effecting the MSK system. Stop promoting these "acts" and start promoting pubic health.

[brycecream007]

@docAamodt when it comes to empirical evidence you are the uneducated response. I recommend you come down off the narrow-minded high chair you are on, and experience what you are so strongly against. You are entangled to whatever you are strongly for or against so at least experience NSA if you are so strongly against it.... I have and it is a powerful technique. One that I feel would be eye opening for docAamodt.

[noneoyobiz]

NSA works, how about that? I've just completed level 1 with a different doctor, the change in my spine and ability to breathe are amazing, as well as losing the headaches I have had for 20 years.

[DocAamodt]

This NSA video says it all: youtube.com/watch?v=pxkXgDNNld­M&feature=related

[networkwellness]

Excellent video and description Dr. Smorra. Job well done.

[chrism2127x]

After years of conventional chiropractic care without much improvement at all, I saw very significant differences when I switched to Network Spinal Analysis care. This science is in its infancy, so it's bound to get plenty of resistance from the youtube hive-mind. But that will not change the fact that it certainly works. I highly recommend NSA care if it's available in your area.

[DocAamodt]

This is ridiculous. The graphics are nonsense. There is no "spinal gateway" that you traction open, and cue the brain by stroking the skin superficially. Also, the "breathing wave as shown is nonsense and no "breathing rhythm" as shown exists. Fantasy. The graphic showing half the C2 "oscillating" is anatomically impossible, without a fracture. Biggest pile of BS I've ever seen. NSA is voodoo. Not taught in any school No research supports. Zeal without reason is still nonsense.

[Tom777H]

@DocAamodt knows everything about chiropractic as he states he is a 29 year practicing chiropractor. WRONG. All truth passes through three stages. Network Spinal Analysis (NSA) was created just in the last 30 years, so naturally it is in the first stage of non-acceptance where the naysayers are violently opposed. The techniques they have developed for analyzing spine issues are revolutionary and in the future, all chiropractors, MDs and osteopaths will use their diagnostic techniques.

[DocAamodt]

@Tom777H Whatever... Though don't forget the 4th phase, which is the phase where intelligent people roll their eyes and throw up a little in their mouths. This will go the way of "radionics", "horoscopes", "fortune telling", and "astral projection."

[networkwellness]

@DocAamodt Obviously an uneducated response. 1st NSA is taught in CCE accredited colleges. second it is supported by dozens of peer reviewed articles as well as the largest quality of life health benefit research paper done at a medical university the chiropractic profession has ever produced. It doesn't help further people's healing and growth by speaking of what you have no knowledge of. don't flaunt your lack of being an "intelligent person" and limited clinical knowledge

[DocAamodt]

@networkwellness Which CCE college teaches this technique? I notice you didn't name it. The "Peer Reviewed" quality of life article you refer to is simply the McCoy/Rondberg bogus on-line junk-science trash called the JVSR. The "peers" are the hacks and practice building gurus he employs to sell his get-rich-quick seminars. Rondberg and McCoy have been Charlatans for decades as every DC with a brain knows. The USC "research paper" was NOT a valid paper and it is meaningless drivel. Idiot.

[networkwellness]

@DocAamodt again an uneducated response by someone who doesnot know their topic and are operating purely from the desire to say something is not valid based upon their limited knowledge and opinion, 3 CCE colleges Life, Sherman and NYCC 2- just because you say a journal is not valid doesnt mean it is true. all peer review journals must go thru the same rigorous peer review processs and an international review board. USC is not the right college it was univ of california irvine.

[DocAamodt]

@networkwellness I wish that all "peer review journals must go thru the same rigorous peer review process and an international review board." Totally false. All it means to an unethical charlatan like Rondberg, is he has some licensed sycophants list their names on his web site. There is no "international review board" that oversees everything published. I could hire a couple of hireling DC's today, and crank out a "peer" reviewed rag tomorrow. McCoy & Rondberg are snake oil salesmen.

[DocAamodt]

@networkwellness Life and Sherman are jokes and the only two schools which have the shame of having graduates disqualified in the past from taking State Board Exams due to non-accreditation. NYCC does NOT teach NSA and it is not even offered as CE for a weekend seminar. The USC junk science report IS the only study that shows up, or cite your reference. NSA even gives junk science a bad name. It's placebo, without a single shred of science in it. For the weak-minded and fools...and witches.

[networkwellness]

@DocAamodt The UC Irvine neuroscience phd's wouldnot take kindly to saying their work was drivel. Lastly in addition to JVSR NSA has been published in the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine as well as multiple other journals which you can look up easily. their are way too many chiropractic approaches not doing any research or advancement to knock those that are without any knowledge to back it up other than your opinion

[DocAamodt]

@networkwellness JVSR also "publishes" papers on astral projection, aura color therapy, mind-body healing, magnetic therapy, and other nonsense. They are what hippies publish rather than actually getting real educations in things called "universities". It's ironic you cite junk science sources to validate junk science. Touching magic spots on the body to automatically organize the brain is what we burn people at stakes for in the good ole' days. Try voodoo. It's more scientific than NSA.

[networkwellness]

@DocAamodt leaving the conversation as i would rather speak with someone who has a brain than waste my time.

[DocAamodt]

@networkwellness You should talk to innate then, since clearly you fear critical thought that requires mental effort. NSA is metaphysical humbug, right up there with astral projection and faith healing in a tent while the organ plays. It's an unscientific, theological drivel that would fit better in gypsy magic spells, and druid charms. Total crapola.

[carpediemsb]

Dr. Smorra! This is an outstanding job at describing cognitively and visually the evolutionary work that we do. The outcomes we get in NSA care are unsurpassed. Every adjustment progresses people further along the continuum from dis-ease to wellness and you really explain the HOW. Thank you so much for the work you have done. I am in awe and more grateful than you know to see this video bringing the results I see in my office every day to life! TY! Dr. Stephanie Bridwell, San Francisco