Thompson Terminal Point Technique

This adjustment technique first determines whether the subluxation is of the lower spine or cervical by performing a very accurate leg check. A set of rules is used for checking the legs to determine the point of the subluxation in the pelvic and lumbar area. Specific adjustments also include turning the head in certain ways helped to balance the legs. Additionally, testing various trigger points on the side of the short leg, and adjusting the anterior ischium, produce astonishing results. Using a Thompson terminal point table, which is especially designed for the this technique, a special weighing mechanism in the terminal point table instantly weights the patient and adds only enough tension to hold the patient in the "up" position before any thrust is given.