T/CI 037-2023 Total Spine Mobilization Method

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Scope: This document specifies the terms and definitions, guiding principles, preparatory work, and operational methods of the holistic spinal balancing method, as well as precautions and contraindications. This document is applicable to practitioners who have completed the holistic spinal balancing method course and passed the assessment to obtain qualification certification, guiding them in providing holistic spinal balancing services. Main technical content: 3.1 The holistic spinal balancing method refers to a natural therapy that seeks to identify and resolve information blockages in bone joints, muscles, and ligaments to achieve human health. 3.2 The Jieji acupoints: This document applies the concept of the "Jieji meridian", which includes 28 pairs of acupoints located within a range of 0.3-1 cun from C1 to S4 on the lateral side of the spine. 3.3 Primary vertebrae: The basic vertebrae that cause abnormal spinal curvature. 3.4 Spinal curvature refers to changes in the spinal sequence detected through spinal X-ray imaging in the standing position or clinical diagnosis of scoliosis. 4 Guiding principles 4.1 Applicability principle: The holistic spinal balancing method is primarily used for the regulation of sub-health states and the rehabilitation of non-communicable chronic diseases. 4.2 Safety principle: Before implementing the holistic spinal balancing method, practitioners must first assess the overall condition of the patient's spine, use multiple spinal health detection methods to confirm the diagnosis of primary vertebrae, accurately locate the specific joints involved in spinal deviation, and identify the specific problems with the corresponding human organs. Then, targeted special techniques are applied to provide appropriate stimulation to restore the tension balance of position muscles, achieving safe and effective treatment. During the balancing process, practitioners must maintain full concentration, learn to use body strength r

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