One of the best ways to describe what we do at Precision Chiropractic is to clearly differentiate between Traditional Chiropractic and Neusrostructual Chiropractic.
Traditional Chiropractic focuses on the following goals; decreasing muscle spasms, increasing range of motion, and the temporary reduction of pain. In other words the focus on relieving your symptoms. There is no doubt that they can reduce these symptoms an make you feel better. It falls under the category of symptom relief/ symptom management aka “ patch“ care. However, if your condition is related to a Neurostructural shift of the spine then you may require someone who focuses on this specific area off the spine called NeuroStructual Correction.
NeuroStructural Chiropractic
At Precision Chiropractic, our focus is on Neurostructural Correction. Think of your spine as the foundation for a building. If the foundation was off, would it be reasonable to expect the floors to creak, the drywall to crack, and for the windows to not close properly?
You now have the option of trying to cut corners and save money by spending time patching all the damage, but you would be doing so with the expectation that in a short time the problems will have to be “patched up” again and again…continually. Rather than focusing on constantly doing “patch work”, at Precision Chiropractic, we focus on fixing the underlying Neurostructural deviations on the spine that might be causing your foundation to be off.
More often than not the majority of people we see, are referrals from other healthcare professionals in the area and have a significant Neurostructural Deviations. These Deviations are the underlying cause that often reveal themselves as “symptoms”- or what we refer to as Secondary conditions.
Now lets talk about Dr. Russell Gana.
Dr. Russell M. Gana has been serving the Austin and surrounding communities for close to 10 years now. Dr. Gana has opened a new practice in South Austin where they focus on a specific field known as Neurostructual Correction. He graduated from Life University in 2009 with a doctor in Chiropractic and he completed his Bachelors of Science degree while finishing his Doctorate. While in school and since he has completed 50 or more seminars in the above mentioned field, been on 2 mission trips to serve the people of Dominican Republic and Bulgaria, and continues to educate himself better for the benefits of his patients.
Over the years his passion has grown to serve the people of Austin with this specific procedure. He has seen many lives change due the specificity and dedication to Neurostructual Correction.
As busy as he is he found time to complete 215 hours of the animal adjusting course from Parker University and is now certified by the American Veterinary Chiropractic Association (AVCA) specializing in equine and canine chiropractic.
