A YouTube video segment featuring Dr. Joshua John-Ram Schacter demonstrating a patient (Sandy/Cindy) who has significant knee arthritis and showing her improved ability to perform a deep knee squat after treatment. The clip is conversational and shows an in-clinic exercise demonstration intended to illustrate patient progress and encourage viewers to seek care.
Cindy has pretty significant arthritis, which she can't do. She could not do a deep knee squat. Our goal is to give patients as much value as we possibly can. You ready to show off a little bit? Thank you. You got anything else to say? No, that's it. All right, Sandy, stand up for me. Let's do it. So Sandy has pretty significant arthritis. When she came to us, she could not do a deep knee squat. Right. Let's do it. What do you got? How far down can you go? Go down all the way. And then can you. Can you. How. How far back can you get this? Yeah. Awesome. Do the other one.
Whoops. She's got put me on the spot. All right. Perfectly athletic. Come and see us. We're ready to get you feeling better.
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