By J. Adam Wagner, DC, CDTP; a leading expert in integrative & multidisciplinary pain management in Central Bucks County, PA.
Often I treat patients who are living with a challenging condition known as ”MECHANICAL PAIN SYNDROME”. Some research suggests that many people actually have sufficient strength to overcome Mechanical Pain Syndromes. However, they simply lack the proper programming or sequencing of balanced muscle patterns needed to overcome this disabling condition!!! In other words… correction of faulty movement patterns using Active Therapeutic Movement can, in many cases, restore pain free movement much faster!!!
I have used a therapy known as “Form Closure” to provide additional relief from the pain and discomfort associated with Mechanical Pain Syndromes for the past 5 years. I have been performing this therapy manually with great success, but, I have found that manual Form Closure has its limitations. I recently discovered a machine, the ATM®2PRO, which takes Form Closure to a whole new level!
I am excited and proud to announce that VITAL LINK CHIROPRACTIC has brought this effective therapy to Doylestown. More and more of my patients have discovered the amazing benefits of both affordable, and state of the art Spinal Decompression Therapy and Active Therapeutic Movement . At Vital Link, we don’t treat patients with a “cookie cutter” approach, but address each individual problem with a unique course of treatment.
How the ATM®2 works:
By combining joint repositioning, with compression, almost all movement impairments can be normalized within seconds.
The restoration of normal movement is an indicator that the CNS (Central Nervous System) has completely transitioned.
Combining active movements in the neutral range in a functional, weight-bearing position, against an isometric resistance, causes the CNS to memorize the normal muscle activation pattern.
Almost all patients will feel an immediate, significant and long-lasting reduction, if not elimination of pain for back, neck, pelvis, shoulder, hip, and knee movement impairments. 1

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