Dr. Rogini has helped me with migraines that I have suffered with since 10 years of age. Prior to visiting her I was put on various medications and nothing seemed to work. After only a few adjustments my migraines minimalized. I use to experience them at least 3 times a week. Now I only get one maybe once a month. I have only been seeing her for a few months and have already noticed drastic changes in my health. Those who have not tried this treatment clearly do not understand it.
Good for you. If it helps great. How long does the treatment itself last (meaning how long are you in the office for) and how much does it cost on average.
It is really a life long treatment- if you want to maintain your health. Think of it as going to the gym. You don't stop going to the gym once you reach your health goals. You continue going to maintain your goals. That is like chiropractic. Every persons plan/experience is different but usually you are put on a 24 visit plan. Each chiropractor charges differently. Usually the first visit is most expensive because they review your health, run test, etc. overall is pretty affordable and most insurance companies cover it.
Right, that sounds similar to acupuncture. About $150 on the first visit and the subsequent visits cost 50-60. Am I in the ballpark area for costs? And what is the duration of each treatment. Again, for comparison, acupuncture lasts about 45 min per treatment. I ask because this seems like it lasts for about 5 minutes.
Yes, where I go the pricing is the same as that. But different practitioners have different rates. The first visit is the longest, each visit after that depends.. usually on average up to 15 mins. It can depend on pain tolerance and how sensitive you are. KST is not as intrusive as other forms of chiropractic. In terms of Acupuncture it is great! But Chiropractic and Acupuncture are different. Chiropractic works with the nervous system. As you have nerves that connect all over your body, by addressing and minimalizing misalignments/subluxations you are allowing better energy flow to nerves, tissues, organs. Both are great!
KST is actually quite cool. I've tried traditional chiropractics and in some ways, it made things better and in some ways, worse. I have scoliosis and fibromylagia, as well as an old shoulder injury. My shoulder flared again recently and I never wanted try to chiropractics again, but a good friend recommended KST. I've had 2 adjustments and it's been he only thing to help in 3 years. I'd tried PT, acupuncture, saw an orthopedic surgeon, etc. After 2 adjustments, my right shoulder was no longer visibly higher than the left. My arm and hand numbness is gone, as is the tenderness I had over my vertebrae for 3 years. Just so everyone knows, they don't diagnose with the hand movements--they do take x-rays and my chiro also has a computer measurement system to measure alignment of the bones. I know it might not work for everyone but if you google, you'll see it really does work for some. KST can adjust ribs, jaw, and other areas that many traditional chiropractors don't adjust.
i can see how that gun thing would make you feel better and make your body tingle but the whole running your hand behind their head and it "telling them what to do" is a little ridiculous
herd mentality. groups of people go from video to video attacking things they don't believe. if people just went on and concentrated on things that they do believe and enjoy, they would find so much more happiness.
What does all that waving of the hands over the side of the head and ears tell the Doctor when she never actually touches the patient ? All you experts out there please pardon my ignorance.
well technically speaking, in the US anyway, all of these professions attend medical school. Even veterinarians do prior to splitting off into veterinary school. That being said, I agree however, MD = Medical Practitioner. The rest = QUACK
It's a shame that so many people are trying to discredit this technique. Relief has nothing to do with waving the hands. That helps the practitioner pinpoint where your adjustment should take place - where along the spine or other skeleton that is throwing off the balance of the head. I'd been seeing DCs for 25 years and never had such pain relief as I did from the very first adjustment from a DC using this technique. She watched my gait, used her hands in the traditional way for about 3 vertebrae, watched again, used the standing technique, then a traditional posture on a table. She knew exactly where to go with the tool before even touching me. My life has changed - I am almost pain free after 4 treatments, I can focus, I can ride my horse again. Call it placebo if you want, but my body says this technique works better than pain medication or traditional chiropractic care. I will be able to stop two or three medications my "MDs" have prescribed because my nervous system has now been reset, rebooted, call it what you like. I'm not a patient of this doctor, just someone who was stopping by. Don't discount it unless you have tried it yourself, because otherwise you are just a troll.
It's quackery because the waving of her hands is to elicit a response of "energy" from the occiput, and this "energy" tells her where to adjust. Absolute nonsense.
Glad you found relief Holly. My main objections are the same I raise with conventional medicine and that is fact based vs anecdotal. The explanations of this and other videos do not stand up to factual information. She is not sensing or feeling the occiput as that is the back (not the sides), the bones of the skull do not move enough for people to feel, and she is not feeling the bones as much as she is running her thumbs over the patient's hair. There is much more but you get the idea. For anyone who finds relief, great, but don't expect others to buy into it in the face of zero evidence.
A friend told me he could unlock his car with this little button on his keychain.. I laughed so hard, man! I said where is the double blind study? Just push a button and the car unlocks he said!!! LoL !! What a Quack! Some people will believe anything. Some people actually believe there is an innate intelligence in the body! Where is the double study on that. If a for profit multi-billion dollar big pharma company hasn't done a study on it then it doesn't exist. If I get a cut or an infection I have to think and direct millions of cells and hundred of millions of biochemical reactions to heal my self. It couldn't be some whack innate intelligence that does that...
Dr. Rogini has helped me with migraines that I have suffered with since 10 years of age. Prior to visiting her I was put on various medications and nothing seemed to work. After only a few adjustments my migraines minimalized. I use to experience them at least 3 times a week. Now I only get one maybe once a month. I have only been seeing her for a few months and have already noticed drastic changes in my health. Those who have not tried this treatment clearly do not understand it.
Good for you. If it helps great.
How long does the treatment itself last (meaning how long are you in the office for) and how much does it cost on average.
It is really a life long treatment- if you want to maintain your health. Think of it as going to the gym. You don't stop going to the gym once you reach your health goals. You continue going to maintain your goals. That is like chiropractic. Every persons plan/experience is different but usually you are put on a 24 visit plan. Each chiropractor charges differently. Usually the first visit is most expensive because they review your health, run test, etc. overall is pretty affordable and most insurance companies cover it.
Right, that sounds similar to acupuncture. About $150 on the first visit and the subsequent visits cost 50-60. Am I in the ballpark area for costs? And what is the duration of each treatment. Again, for comparison, acupuncture lasts about 45 min per treatment.
I ask because this seems like it lasts for about 5 minutes.
Yes, where I go the pricing is the same as that. But different practitioners have different rates. The first visit is the longest, each visit after that depends.. usually on average up to 15 mins. It can depend on pain tolerance and how sensitive you are. KST is not as intrusive as other forms of chiropractic.
In terms of Acupuncture it is great! But Chiropractic and Acupuncture are different. Chiropractic works with the nervous system. As you have nerves that connect all over your body, by addressing and minimalizing misalignments/subluxations you are allowing better energy flow to nerves, tissues, organs.
Both are great!
Ah got it. Thank you.
I'd love to go through one of these bullshit therapy sessions, they look so relaxing and pleasant
What they teach you is a Jackhammer CAN be made of plastic.
The 'jackhammet' activator is a useless tool. I had it done on me.
@@lduranceau8046 Of course it is. Some temporary relief by placebo perhaps but other than that, jack all.
We might not take the pain away but we will take your money away.
I do like the Woody Woodpecker machine.Very soothing.
Don't know why but this is so relaxing.
KST is actually quite cool. I've tried traditional chiropractics and in some ways, it made things better and in some ways, worse. I have scoliosis and fibromylagia, as well as an old shoulder injury. My shoulder flared again recently and I never wanted try to chiropractics again, but a good friend recommended KST. I've had 2 adjustments and it's been he only thing to help in 3 years. I'd tried PT, acupuncture, saw an orthopedic surgeon, etc. After 2 adjustments, my right shoulder was no longer visibly higher than the left. My arm and hand numbness is gone, as is the tenderness I had over my vertebrae for 3 years. Just so everyone knows, they don't diagnose with the hand movements--they do take x-rays and my chiro also has a computer measurement system to measure alignment of the bones. I know it might not work for everyone but if you google, you'll see it really does work for some. KST can adjust ribs, jaw, and other areas that many traditional chiropractors don't adjust.
Thank you for supporting and sharing your KST experience!
Check out videos posted by Dr. John Bergman on youtube for info on how to cure your fibromyalgia. He has 100% success in his office. Cheers!
I'm curious, when reading the occipital drop how do you know what area of the body needs treatment?
magic, duh
I knew it!
She's laying
When she's waving her hands around the head like that is she using magic? My doctor doesn't do that. Maybe I'm missing out.
that's because she's not a real doctor. this is witchcraft
cybercab yeah that's a bunch of bs
Bronson Albright She is using methodologies not backed by science. If she's not a witch then she's just a quack. I say we burn her either way.
They are feeling the bones in the head or something like that. All just a money grab. But hey my companies insurance pays for chiro work.
cybercab One does not bur. a Goddess, one makes epic love to her and gives her more kids ;)
Think happy thoughts. Click your heels. That will be $250. Thank you
Lolololol!
i just fell on the floor that was funny
I have a bridge for sale. Trust me great deal.
Nice!
almost every kst video has the comments disabled. it's probably because they realize how much quackery they are trying to sell.
i can see how that gun thing would make you feel better and make your body tingle but the whole running your hand behind their head and it "telling them what to do" is a little ridiculous
Yep, and they can't handle the criticism. Funny when you're so sensitive about what you do that you can't handle negative comments.
What's the history of chiropractors being labeled as doctors
If they've gone to medical school, they're doctors.
herd mentality. groups of people go from video to video attacking things they don't believe. if people just went on and concentrated on things that they do believe and enjoy, they would find so much more happiness.
Wow a clicker gun that can zap money into your pockets..
When you fail to get into med school.
What does all that waving of the hands over the side of the head and ears tell the Doctor when she never actually touches the patient ? All you experts out there please pardon my ignorance.
I am amazed you call these people doctors. In the UK only MD's are 'Doctors'. Chiros, dentists etc are not. No where near.
well technically speaking, in the US anyway, all of these professions attend medical school. Even veterinarians do prior to splitting off into veterinary school. That being said, I agree however, MD = Medical Practitioner. The rest = QUACK
It's a shame that so many people are trying to discredit this technique. Relief has nothing to do with waving the hands. That helps the practitioner pinpoint where your adjustment should take place - where along the spine or other skeleton that is throwing off the balance of the head. I'd been seeing DCs for 25 years and never had such pain relief as I did from the very first adjustment from a DC using this technique. She watched my gait, used her hands in the traditional way for about 3 vertebrae, watched again, used the standing technique, then a traditional posture on a table. She knew exactly where to go with the tool before even touching me.
My life has changed - I am almost pain free after 4 treatments, I can focus, I can ride my horse again. Call it placebo if you want, but my body says this technique works better than pain medication or traditional chiropractic care. I will be able to stop two or three medications my "MDs" have prescribed because my nervous system has now been reset, rebooted, call it what you like. I'm not a patient of this doctor, just someone who was stopping by. Don't discount it unless you have tried it yourself, because otherwise you are just a troll.
It's quackery because the waving of her hands is to elicit a response of "energy" from the occiput, and this "energy" tells her where to adjust. Absolute nonsense.
Its placebo..I'll save you money, I'll do the same and charge you less.. Cash only..
Glad you found relief Holly. My main objections are the same I raise with conventional medicine and that is fact based vs anecdotal. The explanations of this and other videos do not stand up to factual information. She is not sensing or feeling the occiput as that is the back (not the sides), the bones of the skull do not move enough for people to feel, and she is not feeling the bones as much as she is running her thumbs over the patient's hair. There is much more but you get the idea. For anyone who finds relief, great, but don't expect others to buy into it in the face of zero evidence.
I would be upset if Medicaid or any publicly funded insurances cover chiropractic.
you have the office hours of a welfare recipient. Other than that, looks like a darn decent service you perform
Wow, flipping burgers is more complicated. How is she considered a doctor for using a power tool a few times?
hahaha true
voodoo
KST is a scam on the same level as the rich Nigerian prince who wants/needs to give away $10mm.
mtnbiker014 The Nigerian prince isn't a scam. He said my money is on the way. I trust him. 😃
what a crock of shit
Fuck's sake...everyone of you should be ashamed. Ridiculous.
A friend told me he could unlock his car with this little button on his keychain.. I laughed so hard, man! I said where is the double blind study? Just push a button and the car unlocks he said!!! LoL !! What a Quack! Some people will believe anything. Some people actually believe there is an innate intelligence in the body! Where is the double study on that. If a for profit multi-billion dollar big pharma company hasn't done a study on it then it doesn't exist. If I get a cut or an infection I have to think and direct millions of cells and hundred of millions of biochemical reactions to heal my self. It couldn't be some whack innate intelligence that does that...
Not quite sure what you are driving at, but radio waves are a real thing. What we see in the video above is just hand-waggling.
Theres alot of waves they haven't told you about bud..
Josh Nix Oh yeah? Enlighten me.
Enlighten yourself, instead of going along with the crowd..
You're the one who brought it up. You have my attention. What other waves are you talking about?
shame on you.