​Lodge Chiropractic​ & Integrated Wellness
WOW (Wonder Oil Works)
Essential Oils
Doctor developed organic essential oils for pain relief. Helps all kinds of pain including arthritis, bursitis, muscle pain and spasms. Used on over 10,000 patient visits. Ask to take one home today.
Two sizes available: Large (2 fl oz) spray $25 and Small roll-on (10 ml) $10
Sigma Instrument
The Ultralign
Following examination, the practitioner will determine the appropriate treatment to be applied. The Ultralign instrument measures the stiffness of the tissue or joint by applying a light mechanical force in the form of an instantaneous shock wave. The testing force occurs so fast that is reduces the normal defense mechanism or guarding response, caused by typical palpation. It is comfortable and precise, and occurs faster than the muscles can contract in response to the test.
A light Force is introduced to check motion and oscillating frequency; it is then reflected back to the piezoelectric sensor, which measures these reflective statistics, sending it to the computer for interpretation, all before the muscle can respond. This is the same sensing technology that the aviation industry and engineers have used in order to test metal fatigue in aircraft and bridge spans.
The Ultralign utilizes an accelerated mass in the head to gently percuss the problem area, giving the practitioner vital information about the motion dynamics and resonant frequency of the joint or tissue. This allows the doctor to manage musculoskeletal conditions by increasing range of motion, eliminating fixation and improving functional capacity of patients through specific manipulative techniques assisted by the Instrument in a precise and reproducible manner.
The Ultralign enables the practitioner to analyze using a sophisticated instrument, treat the dysfunctional area and then reanalyze. This provides pre and post date which is very beneficial while overseeing the patient's course of care. It provides a method to track treatment progression this is objective, precise and computerized. Click the link to read more about the Sigma Instrument.