Multiple Impulse Therapy Chiropractic Research
Today’s patients want evidence-based chiropractic.
Get a research bundle that proves you practice evidence-based chiropractic
Since its inception in 1989, PulStar has been integral in contributions to Multiple Impulse Therapy, the study of the spine and chiropractic practices as a whole. It has been used by a NASA affiliate to study spinal stiffness on astronauts in space, by independent researcher to study the causes of infantile colic, and it is now being used in Palmer College of Chiropractic’s new techniques course—to help train the next generation of chiropractors and researchers.
Many patients want to see this sort of evidence from their chiropractors before committing to treatment. Take a look at the PulStar’s portfolio of scientific and clinical studies to get a sense of how to build a data set that will help achieve patient buy-in.
This research bundle contains:
– A patient hand-out that proves you practice evidence-based chiropractic.
– 23 Evidence-based clinical studies that support you!
– Recent Core Studies
– Dr. Evans, PulStar Founder’s Contributions to Chiropractic
– Third-Party Research Requiring Precise Technology
– The Effectiveness of Multiple Impulse Therapy
Questions about PulStar research
Explore the research bundle and how to use it when evaluating Multiple Impulse Therapy.
What is included in the PulStar research bundle?
PulStar’s research bundle brings together scientific and clinical studies, a patient handout and background on Multiple Impulse Therapy. Its topics include spinal stiffness measurement, research using PulStar technology and contributions from PulStar founder Dr. Joseph Evans.
How can I get the PulStar research bundle?
Complete the request form on this page to access PulStar’s research resource and patient handout. The material is intended to help chiropractors explore the research associated with PulStar and discuss that research with patients.
Can the research handout help me explain PulStar to patients?
Yes. The bundle includes a patient handout designed to support a conversation about the research behind PulStar. Use it alongside an explanation of the individual study and its relevance to the patient, rather than treating a study result as a promise about a particular person’s care.
Where can I learn the basics of Multiple Impulse Therapy before reading the studies?
Start with the Definitive Guide to Multiple Impulse Therapy. It introduces PulStar, computer-assisted analysis and multiple impulse adjusting. You can then return to the research bundle with a clearer understanding of the instrument and the terminology used in the studies.