ACU-CRANIO

Dr.Vijay uses a perfect self-designed technique, a combination of Acupressure & Cranio-Sacral therapy called the 'Acu-Cranio'.
Adding Cranio-Sacral therapy to conventional Acupressure rapidly eases the patient's mental stress, effortlessly tackling the physical condition in a sustained fashion.
He realized that Combination therapy was two-fold faster than traditional Acupressure therapy. Observing this, Dr. Vijay optimized the implementation of this unique combination technique and confined his practice exclusively to spine-related ailments (Slipped Disc).

Understanding

Acu-Cranio the Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression (NSSD)
This therapy gently lengthens and decompresses the spine, creating negative pressures within the discs. This reversal of pressure creates an intradiscal vacuum than not only takes pressure off the pinched nerves, but also helps re-position of bulging discs and pull extruded disc material back to a certain limit.

Acu-Cranio is a sophisticated method of cycling the patient through a series of gentle pressure holds and releases along the spine.
Over a series of relaxing treatment sessions, patients experience powerful pain reduction and healing. Most of the patients feel the change after the first few therapies; even those suffering from acute spinal stenosis (narrowing of the spinal canal causing nerve compression).
This Effective Acu-Cranio Decompression Therapy has many years of research and practice dedicated to spine Aliments (Slipped Disc)

Why use a combination therapy?
In general it is believed that a combination therapy works more efficiently with spine ailments, resulting in stable and sustained results.

Understanding Acupressure
Acupressure is a traditional Chinese physical therapy, wherein finger pressure is used in line along the designated channels and meridian points (Nerve Endings) to tackle various ailments

Understanding CranioSacral
CranioSacral therapy is a method to gently work along the spine and skull i.e. cranial structures, there by optimizing the free flow of the cerebrospinal fluid.