Torque Release Technique

Torque Release Technique or "TRT" is the most up-to-date chiropractic technique available. It has been designed as part of scientific research into the health benefits of chiropractic.

The IntegratorTM is the only chiropractic adjusting instrument that was developed for use in a randomized clinical trial. Years of development, testing and design went into creating the Integrator, with the goal of producing an adjusting instrument that was FDA approved, and could deliver an adjustment that would deliver that 3rd dimensional dynamic that adjusting by hand embraced but that no other instrument in chiropractic delivered: torque and recoil.

This is the specific instrument used in Torque Release Technique. Once the primary area of spinal block has been located, the Integrator is placed against the skin and released. The tip releases at a speed of 1/10,000 of a second and with a torque either clockwise or counter clockwise. The instrument also has recoil feature that adds to the dynamics of the impulse. All these features allow very little force to be used by the Integrator.

The impulse of the Integrator produces a specific release to stuck motion within the joint being adjusted and a release of stuck stress or tension within the related nerve. These together allow the body to make a corrective and healing response.