The theory on which Multiple Impulse Therapy works is based on utilizing low force, painless manipulation to reduce disc prolapse, correct joint dysfunction, mobilize fixed, blocked or subluxated vertebra, reduce of nerve root compression, normalize reflex activity and relax muscles. In a sense, one of the main purposes is to relieve pressure that builds up on the discs and nerves.

"Dr. Savoie and Multiple Impulse Therapy has helped so much. I was skeptical at first and didn't think this mild treatment could possibly work. I was wrong, the treatment does not hurt and it relieves the pain right away. It has been life changing for me! I walk out of the clinic and feel like dancing. It has been such a great help its unbelievable. Thank you."
- Ruth
Spine Rite Centers

Patients present themselves with back pain, neck pain and headache pain and Multiple Impulse Therapy treats conditions associated with the above mentioned muscle, joint and disc problems of many varieties such as bulging discs, herniated discs or ruptured and protruding discs of the spine (low back), degenerated discs, joint facet syndrome, sciatica, mild spondylolisthesis and stenosis.

Multiple Impulse therapy is a form of manipulation but is administered by a low force hand held tool that first measures how much force to use and then delivers just the right amount – not too much and not too little. It also enables the physician to record the low force reading and store it for use again at the same force setting, all without any pain.

Anyone whose life has been affected by:

Low Back Pain
Neck Pain
Headaches
The Agency for Health Care Policy and Research of the Public Health Service of the US Department of Health and Human Services, recently issued Clinical Practice Guide Number 14, which recommends “manipulation” (as is administered through Multiple Impulse Therapy), as the primary treatment for acute low back pain.

Spinal manipulative therapy as provide through Multiple Impulse Therapy, has been used since ancient times and has been referred to in the writings of Hypocrites (400 B.C.), Galen (130-120 B.C.), Avicenna (960-1307 A.D), Ambrose Pare (1510-1590 A.D.), and the most noted modern proponent of spinal manipulative therapy is D.D. Palmer, the founder of modern day chiropractic.

Some form of manipulation of the spine has been available and widely used by almost every society in recorded history.
 
Physician News Network created a 30 minute medical news documentary explaining multiple impulse therapy. Spine Rite was provided a clip of Dr. Joe Evans, PHD, the inventor of the technology demonstrating the procedure. Please view video.

 
The uniqueness of this web site lies in our physician directory. With physicians nationwide offering the medical discovery of Multiple Impulse Therapy, you can use this site to access a doctor who can help you.

Our physician members have committed to undergo expert training in the delivery of Multiple impulse therapy and dedicate a large portion of our practice to the relief of severe and chronic low back pain, neck pain and headache. Patients come to us to return to a normal pain free life and that’s what we give them. Find A Doctor Now.
In the patients selected for inclusion in a study following guidelines of the Codes Of Federal Regulations, 45 CFR.110#7, 50% of patients treated in the research experienced 100% relief of low back pain, independent of chronicity, in the first 3.8 treatments and 75% experience 100% relief within a mean period of 28 days after commencing treatment.
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