In this segment, a chiropractic physician explains how osteoarthritis (OA)–related inflammation in joints—whether extremity or facet joints—can impede the effectiveness of chiropractic adjustments, leading to slow recovery or chronic pain. The speaker highlights that when standard adjustments are insufficient, the adjunct therapy called Novapulses has shown notable success in reducing inflammation and improving patient outcomes.
And for us as chiropractic physicians, as we look at the biomechanical structure and working with the joints and normalizing that structure and function, many times OA in a joint, whether it's an extremity joint or a facet joint, really gets in the way because that's that inflammatory reaction that's there. We're trying to get our job done and it can result in a very slow recovery or even a point where there's chronic pain that that we can just not seem to get rid of for patients or to help them get rid of. And, and that's where the Novapulses really shined.
