01/07/2026
📊 New Research Confirms What CBP® Doctors See Every Day
A newly published peer-reviewed CBP® study shows that cervical kyphosis can be meaningfully corrected—and maintained—over time using Chiropractic BioPhysics® structural rehabilitation.
The 2026 case series followed five patients treated with CBP® extension traction protocols and found:
✅ 24° average improvement in cervical lordosis
✅ 18° reduction in cervical kyphosis
✅ 5-point decrease in pain levels
✅ 24% reduction in disability
✅ Over 1 year later: improvements largely maintained with no loss of functional gains
🧠 Why this matters:
The study reinforces a key CBP® principle—correcting spinal structure isn’t just possible, it’s responsible care. Long-term stability and maintenance are essential to lasting results.
💬 Dr. Deed E. Harrison, President of CBP® NonProfit, shares:
“This paper reinforces what CBP clinicians see every day—structural spinal rehabilitation works. However, it also highlights the biological reality that corrected posture and alignment must be maintained. This research strengthens the scientific foundation for long-term corrective and maintenance care, which ultimately benefits both patients and the profession.”
📚 Evidence-based care.
🦴 Structural correction.
⏳ Long-term results.
Read the full article here : https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jpts/38/1/38_2025-109/_article