Ring-Dinger (2024)

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What does the Ring Dinger do? ›

The Ring Dinger® is a non-surgical spinal decompression adjustment that addresses the body's Y-axis by carefully stretching the the full spine manually, removing pressure and compressive forces placed on the spinal structures including the discs, joints & spinal nerves.

The Ring Dinger® adjustment provides immediate pain relief for many patients. The technique is known for its quick and effective results, making it a popular choice for those suffering from chronic neck and back pain. Many patients report a significant reduction in pain and discomfort after their first session.

Cash rates apply: Normal prices are $750 for a complete Ring Dinger series of 3 treatments. There is an introductory promo rate of $300 for the same series ending 10/1/2023. Q: "How do I book an appointment?"

How the Ring Dinger® Works. This treatment involves a chiropractor quickly decompressing the spine to help relieve pressure on compressed nerves and discs. The gentle traction creates negative pressure within the discs, potentially drawing in bulging disc material.

There are very few reported risks associated with decompression therapy. Some reported side effects can include: mild, temporary soreness in the affected area. muscle spasms.

The Ring Dinger® was developed by world-renowned chiropractor Dr. Gregory Johnson in Houston, Texas. Dr. Johnson has pioneered this technique, including candidate screening procedures, but says that “anyone who is living, breathing, and moving in gravity can benefit from the Ring Dinger®,” and we agree.

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In many Western cultures, the wedding ring finger is designated as the fourth finger on the left hand. This originated from the belief that this digit had a vein running directly to the heart.

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Your Houston Chiropractors Dr. Gregory Johnson and Dr. Tristan Wendt believe in harnessing the body's power, energy, vitality, health and wellness through a holistic all-natural chiropractic approach.

Y-strap decompression is a therapeutic technique used by some chiropractors and manual therapists to provide relief from back and neck pain. It involves the use of a specialized device called the Y-strap, which resembles the letter "Y" in shape, to apply traction or decompressive forces to the spine.

How to do a chiropractic neck adjustment? ›

Cervical mobilization: The patient is usually lying on his or her back and is relaxed while the chiropractor manually moves the vertebra in the neck left to right, and vice versa, alternating between the side to side motion and a figure 8 movement, applied at varying degrees of moving the head forward, backward, and to ...

Ring dinger adjustment has a variety of advantages over other therapies. First off, it is highly effective, with almost all patients leaving in better condition than when they arrived. It may be the first effective remedy you find if you have endured years of incapacitating back pain.

The name “Ring Dinger” itself is derived from the sensation experienced by patients during the adjustment. As Dr. Johnson applies the force to the spine, patients often report feeling a sensation akin to their spine being “rung” or elongated, hence the term “Ring Dinger.”

The Georgia Southern graduate visited a chiropractor in Savannah on June 16 for an adjustment to her neck. Soon afterward, she got sick and was rushed to the emergency room. Tests revealed four dissected arteries in Jensen's neck. The damage led to cardiac arrest and traumatic brain injury.

Spinal decompression techniques like the ones used at Advanced Chiropractic Relief can help reduce the pressure on the discs and help realign the spine. Advanced Chiropractic Relief has helped many patients with scoliosis manage their pain thanks to the Ring Dinger® and Johnson BioPhysics® techniques used.

The wedding ring is traditionally worn on the left hand as this side is closest to the heart. A wedding band is usually worn on the fourth finger, commonly known as the ring finger. times when people believed there was a vein that ran from the ring finger directly to the heart.

This is important because when the spine is misaligned or not moving correctly, it can put pressure on the nerves and interfere with the body's ability to function properly. By popping the neck, chiropractors are actually re-aligning the spine and releasing pressure from any trapped nerves.

Some chiropractors use the device because they find it is a more precise way of manipulating the spine. Due to the speed of the instrument, muscles are less likely to tense during treatment. Evidence suggests that the Activator is also capable of localizing treatment to a small area, such as a single vertebrae.