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low back pain? herniated disc? sciatica? anti-surgery? anti-drug?
Chiropractic Cox® Distraction Manipulation Can Help You!
Chiro-Manis, Inc.,
Helps the Chiropractor
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* DOCTORS: MAUI *
Doctors who wish to study with Dr. Cox, gain continuing education credit, and relax, click here.
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* PATIENTS SEEKING RELIEF OF PAIN *
Click here to go to informational website on the non-surgical, non-drug treatment of low back pain, sciatica, herniated disc, facet syndrome, spondylolisthesis, and much more -- www.coxtechnic.com
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* DOCTORS: MANIPULATION TABLE *
The manipulation table -- The Zenith-Cox® table -- is made by Williams Healthcare Systems. It is designed by Dr. Cox in conjunction with the engineers at Williams. There are various models available with different options like axial distraction and cervical distraction. You may contact Williams at (800)441-4967 or (847)741-3650 or .
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RESEARCH QUOTE OF THE MONTH:
January 1999
Computer Mouse Is Cause of Arm and Hand Symptoms
Musculoskeletal symptoms were far more prevalent for the arm or hand operating the mouse than for the other arm or hand, and women were more affected than men. The symptoms may be related to such risk factors as repetitive movements, static postures leg, ulnar-deviated and extended wrist on the mouse side), and static muscular activation patterns. The risk factors were present due to continuous mouse use and possibly also due to high demands for mental attentiveness, precision, and information
processing.
Exposure during work with a computer mouse may present a risk for developing musculoskeletal symptoms. Improvements should focus on introducing more variation.
[from Jensen, C; Borg, W; Finsen, L; Hansen, K; Juul-Kristensen, B; Christensen, H: Job demands, muscle activity and musculoskeletal symptoms in relation to work with the computer Mouse. Scandinavian Journal of Work Environment & Health 1998; 24(5):418-424]
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Chiro-Manis®, Inc.
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Julie Cox-Cid, Vice President
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101A W. Washington Center Road
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Fort Wayne, IN 46825
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Phone: (800)441-5571 or (219)482-7537
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Fax: (219)471-5350
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WEBSITE INDEX
| Company Profile | Certified DC Referrals | Cox® Distraction Manipulation | Spine Research | Educational Books, etc. | Seminars | Cartilage Rebuilding Supplements | Product List | Calcium & Osteoporosis Research
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