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The Benefits of Spinal Manipulation in 2025: Why HVLA Still Matters

ChiroUp

Chiropractic care has continued to evolve, but one technique remains a staple in spinal health: High-Velocity, Low-Amplitude (HVLA) spinal manipulation. HVLA manipulation is a well-researched and widely used technique in chiropractic and manual therapy. But what exactly makes this technique so effective? Chinonso Vincent Nweke (2023).

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Top Chiropractic Research from 2024: Elevating Evidence-Based Care

ChiroUp

At times, however, it can feel overwhelming to sift through the enormous number of chiropractic studies to find actionable insights. That's why your team at ChiroUp has curated the top chiropractic research studies from 2024 , providing not only a recap of groundbreaking findings but also practical tools to integrate them into your practice.

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The top 6 common myths about chiropractic treatment

Canadian Chiropractic Association

Originally published April 2018 Many Canadians are curious about the role that chiropractors play in the healthcare system, and what benefit chiropractic care may have to their health. A bonus misconception about chiropractic: Chiropractors only perform adjustments. As and example, think of cracking your knuckles! This is false.

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Expert analysis: Did cervical spine manipulation cause the death of Katie May?

Chiropractic Economics

A recent case report on Katie May, who died in 2016 after receiving chiropractic cervical spine manipulation (CSM) from a DC, has concluded it did not cause her death. 1 Spotlight on Katie May Mays February 2016 death from a stroke that followed CSM was the highest-profile case of its kind in the history of the chiropractic profession.2,3

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Why do you have to adjust my neck?

Smart Pain Solutions

“You’re not going to crack my neck are you?” “Do Do whatever you need to do, but I don’t want my neck adjusted.” These are just a few of the objections we hear when someone new to chiropractic care comes into the office. So back to the question at hand, do we have to adjust your neck? Again, I can see why.