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Adding Metabolic to Decompression
You will learn how to identify Metabolic Programs candidates, evaluate, conduct examinations, and address metabolic aspects with patients to offer more comprehensive support.
The practice of combining Metabolic Programs with Decompression therapy follows a similar approach to combining Metabolic with Chiropractic. We recommend checking out the Adding Metabolic to Chiropractic to get the full scope of this process.
Many patients who seek decompression therapy are also struggling with excess weight causing their symptoms and making it harder to achieve lasting relief. Combining a metabolic program with decompression therapy can be an effective way to address these issues and help patients achieve better outcomes.
In this training, we'll show you how to identify who can be a good candidate for Metabolic Programs, what equipment to use in your evaluation process, walk you through the exam process, offer guidance, and how to address this with your patient.
Adding Metabolic to Decompression Video
Additional Resources:
- Overarching Strategies of Metabolic Niches
- Adding Metabolic to Any Niche
- Adding Metabolic to Chiropractic
- Adding Metabolic to Knee Pain
- Adding Metabolic to Body Contouring
- Bodysite Strategies