Total Credits: 1 including 1 DC CE
The ribs are an often-underestimated deterrent to health when functioning less than optimally. Not only are they heavily influential in proprioceptive stimulation and feedback to the nervous system they also provide a protective covering to the vital organs of the thorax. When the ribs are subluxated chest expansion, CO2/O2 exchange, and cardiorespiratory rates can be adversely impacted. This presentation will offer a method of analysis and correction in particular to costals 2-6.
Dr. Michael Hall has been practicing and teaching chiropractic for over three decades. He maintains a busy practice in the Dallas metroplex while presenting his “Functional Neurology for Practicing Chiropractors” series around the world. He graduated with honors from Parker College of Chiropractic and then completed post-doctoral studies in neurology, orthopedics, pediatrics, rehabilitation, technique, and functional medicine. He has published research and serves on advisory boards for Spinal Research Foundation and the Association of Chiropractic Colleges, Research and Consortium. He also is a team lecturer for the ICPA and CCED online seminars.
