What type of chiropractic form causes one to burst out crying or laughing after a session?

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In all honesty, I have never heard of such a thing happening before. Here's what I know about chiropractic: Chiropractic works to remove interference of the Central Nervous System (brain, spinal cord, and nerves) by correcting spinal misalignment (aka subluxation) that could be pinching a nerve. So possibly, maybe (sounds unlikely to me though) an adjustment could release the pressure on a specific nerve, and this could send a signal to the brain and cause this. I worked in a chiropractic office before, and am now a chiropractic student but I have never heard anything about this. I'm curious, did this happen to you or did you hear about it?

It could also be something about the patient. Maybe that person was nervous about receiving an adjustment, and just let out those feelings after the adjustment.

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There are a few "non-force" techniques, one of which is Network Spinal Analysis. I have seen firsthand the emotional outbreak and effectiveness of this technique. I have also experienced it, but my reaction was not as dramatic.
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www.networkspinal.com

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