Comments on: Precise Upper Cervical Visionary: An Interview With Dr. Benjamin Kuhn http://theatlasoflife.com/2009/10/21/precise-upper-cervical-visionary-an-interview-with-dr-benjamin-kuhn/ Dr. Brandon Harshe | Dallas/Fort Worth, TX Upper Cervical Chiropractor | (214) 583-7307 Thu, 17 May 2012 03:40:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: DrZWard http://theatlasoflife.com/2009/10/21/precise-upper-cervical-visionary-an-interview-with-dr-benjamin-kuhn/comment-page-1/#comment-1434 DrZWard Fri, 23 Oct 2009 03:50:00 +0000 http://theatlasoflife.com/?p=2162#comment-1434 Digital films with instant analysis are going to change everything. I'd like to have a patient education module that "runs" over the back drop of the pre and post. Where the pre morphs into the post, hopefully showing a reduction and a return to the vertical axis! Keep up the good work, Doc Kuhn. Digital films with instant analysis are going to change everything. I’d like to have a patient education module that “runs” over the back drop of the pre and post. Where the pre morphs into the post, hopefully showing a reduction and a return to the vertical axis! Keep up the good work, Doc Kuhn.

]]> By: Dr. Ben Kuhn http://theatlasoflife.com/2009/10/21/precise-upper-cervical-visionary-an-interview-with-dr-benjamin-kuhn/comment-page-1/#comment-1431 Dr. Ben Kuhn Fri, 23 Oct 2009 01:35:32 +0000 http://theatlasoflife.com/?p=2162#comment-1431 Congrats on your expected child, Scott! It makes things a little more difficult, but also a lot more rewarding! And yeah ... the stretch reflex issue was always the main deal breaker for me. I used to say that anyone who thought they could set and hold a vertebra (against the reflex) through 1" of muscle, skin and fat with a quick adjustment had never tried to hold a 3-year-old who really wanted down. Dr. Doble - Thanks for the props! It's always nice to be appreciated for trying to live up to your own expectations. And for the school, there were some doctors in Alberta and BC who were looking to possibly start that, but I think the red tape and bureaucracy made it prohibitive. I still think it's worth pursuing though! Congrats on your expected child, Scott! It makes things a little more difficult, but also a lot more rewarding!

And yeah … the stretch reflex issue was always the main deal breaker for me. I used to say that anyone who thought they could set and hold a vertebra (against the reflex) through 1″ of muscle, skin and fat with a quick adjustment had never tried to hold a 3-year-old who really wanted down.

Dr. Doble – Thanks for the props! It’s always nice to be appreciated for trying to live up to your own expectations.

And for the school, there were some doctors in Alberta and BC who were looking to possibly start that, but I think the red tape and bureaucracy made it prohibitive. I still think it’s worth pursuing though!

]]> By: Scott M. Livingston http://theatlasoflife.com/2009/10/21/precise-upper-cervical-visionary-an-interview-with-dr-benjamin-kuhn/comment-page-1/#comment-1423 Scott M. Livingston Thu, 22 Oct 2009 02:27:36 +0000 http://theatlasoflife.com/?p=2162#comment-1423 Great interview! A lot resonated w/ me on this one. My second is due @ the end of 2nd Tri as well.....better yanked out of a class than bed at 2am! :) Stretch reflex...I was just talking about that w/ a UC student-doc here at Palmer this week.. I know the CLEAR Institute and Pettibon have done some good research into this - wondering why I don't hear more about this in the UC arena, as I believe that to be just one of the major reasons UC adjustments (when delivered w/ specificity) hold longer than those adjustment delivered under traditional rotary break care. What?!? A true subluxation based / non-medipractic school? Funny you say that, I was wondering just last week why folks haven't put their resources together to erect such a magnificent idea! I nominate you and Brandon to lead this effort! :) I'll help when I get out. Great interview! A lot resonated w/ me on this one.

My second is due @ the end of 2nd Tri as well…..better yanked out of a class than bed at 2am! :)

Stretch reflex…I was just talking about that w/ a UC student-doc here at Palmer this week.. I know the CLEAR Institute and Pettibon have done some good research into this – wondering why I don’t hear more about this in the UC arena, as I believe that to be just one of the major reasons UC adjustments (when delivered w/ specificity) hold longer than those adjustment delivered under traditional rotary break care.

What?!? A true subluxation based / non-medipractic school? Funny you say that, I was wondering just last week why folks haven’t put their resources together to erect such a magnificent idea! I nominate you and Brandon to lead this effort! :) I’ll help when I get out.

]]> By: Richard Doble D.C. http://theatlasoflife.com/2009/10/21/precise-upper-cervical-visionary-an-interview-with-dr-benjamin-kuhn/comment-page-1/#comment-1421 Richard Doble D.C. Wed, 21 Oct 2009 17:17:15 +0000 http://theatlasoflife.com/?p=2162#comment-1421 Wow, how great it is to see a young chiropractor who is excited and on purpose for upper cervical chiropractic. When I went to school and when I was new in practice I did not run into any chiropractors or students that appreciated upper cervical chiropractic. This is a breath of fresh are for me and gives me hope that this wonderful profession can survive. Wow, how great it is to see a young chiropractor who is excited and on purpose for upper cervical chiropractic. When I went to school and when I was new in practice I did not run into any chiropractors or students that appreciated upper cervical chiropractic. This is a breath of fresh are for me and gives me hope that this wonderful profession can survive.

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