Specalizing in treatment of:
Chronic and acute back pain,
Pain of mechanical and neurological origin,
Upper and lower extremities,
Cervicogenic headaches,
Feet pain/biomechanical gate analysis,
Sport injuries,
Scoliosis and other postural/developmental abnormalities       .

Applied techniques:
New complex manual methods,
Multi-head cold laser treatment,
Angular traction oscillating tables,
Prioprioception therapy.


History of Chiropractic

Chiropractic (The word "Chiropractic" is taken from Greek, meaning, "Done by Hand". Many cultures have used some form of physical manipulation in healing, including the Ancient Egyptians, Classical Greeks, Amerindians, Chinese, and Africans. Bonesetting was a form of spinal manipulation widely used by medical professionals in 19th century England..

The chiropractic profession received mention in the Royal Commission on Medical Education begun in 1915. In its final report two years later, the Commission concluded that there was value in the physical methods of care such as chiropractic; however, it recommended that chiropractic should become part of general medical training, not a separate .
February 1998 A special Dr. Manga's Report was funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health in Canada. Conclusions are based on the central argument that chiropractors are highly cost-effective providers of care for neuromusculoskeletal conditions.
Chiropractic was legalized in many countries.

Chiropractic has become Canada's third largest primary health care provider after medicine and dentistry.
In USA there are currently about 50.000 doctors of chiropractic (D.C.), in Japan about 10.000, in Candida 5.000, in Australia 2.500, in England about 1.000. In Belgium, Denmark, France, Italy, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, New Zeeland, Holland, South Africa practice about 100-500 D.C's in each country. Some D.C's also practice in Asia, Central Africa, Middle East and Central and South America.

Ciropractic practice is currently legalized and recognized all over the world. Legal mechanisms set by ministry of health exist in Canada, USA, Mexico, Panama, Venezuela, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, Great Brittan, Austria, Hong Kong, New Zeeland, Cyprus, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, South Africa and Zimbabwe.
In Poland manual therapy is practiced by many therapists, however ministry of health did not set any rules of standard of practice nor regulatory bodies regulated who can be allowed to manipulate spine. As a result many therapist assume title of "chiropractors" without proper training and not graduating accredited schools.

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