[RKDinOKC]

The end of the actuator is about the size of the end of your finger. He explains it by showing a clear tube with a ball in it. You try to shake the tube all around and the ball won't move. He clicks the end of the tube with the actuator and the ball is knocked to the other end of the tube. But it doesn't actual break the skin or even bruise.

Says he moves the bones and muscles around with it. Said he can open and close where the nerves exit the back and their route around the body by moving the vertebrae, bones, and muscles around with it. Sometimes just moving the nerves themselves around makes them wake up or shut up. Most people that have problems he can take an xray and show where the vertebrae are twisted little the space between them is crunched down and the holes where the nerves go are smaller. There are different nerve exits for different parts of the body. My xray showed smaller nerve holes exactly where I was having problems.

One time my back was really hurting and he got out his jack hammer activator. It was like the activator hooked to an electric hammer drill. He pounded around my back bone and shoulders with it. It not only felt like the ultimate deep tissue massage, my back quit hurting. Said my problem was sitting in one position slumped forward in front of the computer too long. Said I need to stretch every once in a while.

Sometimes it really helps to sit or stand as tall as you can and stretch yourself taller, kind of twist and curve left and right trying to make yourself taller by making your back and neck longer and straighter. I alwaya hear and feel little pops like when your crack your knuckles. That means you are getting more space between the vertebrae.

When I was going thru the pinched nerve Golf Balls thing he told me when my feet started hurting to stretch my neck while rocking my head on top of the neck to try and make my head as far from my shoulders as possible. It always stopped my feet from hurting. That was only after I quit driving the Passat that was pinching the nerves crossing my butt/pelvis going to my legs and feet.