Chiropractic BioPhysics

Chiropractic BioPhysics CBP Technique integrates Drop Table, Diversified, Toggle, and Instrument assisted adjustments.
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CBP Technique emphasizes optimal posture and spinal alignment as the primary goals of chiropractic care while simultaneously documenting improvements in pain and functional based outcomes. Chiropractic BioPhysics (CBP®) Technique is a full spine and pelvis corrective / rehabilitative technique-system having a firm foundation in the sciences of mechanics and physics and is an evidence based techniq

ue system having approximately 140 peer reviewed publications involving the technique principles and practices. CBP Technique utilizes MIRROR IMAGE® adjusting, MIRROR IMAGE exercises and MIRROR IMAGE traction to restore normal spine mechanics through improved spinal and postural alignment. Analytical procedures include visualization, postural analysis, and x-ray analysis. Additionally, ergonomic intervention, nutritional recommendations, and other standard procedures are incorporated creating a comprehensive system for today’s patient populations.

03/17/2026

In this episode of the Chiropractic Biophysics Podcast, Dr. Deed Harrison, Dr. Joe Ferrantelli, and Dr. Jason Jaeger sit down with AI and marketing expert Carl Case to discuss how artificial intelligence, automation, and modern communication systems are transforming chiropractic practice growth. Car...

02/25/2026

In this episode of the Chiropractic Biophysics® Podcast, Dr. Joe Ferrantelli and Dr. Jason Jaeger welcome Dr. Sherry McAllister—President of the Foundation for Chiropractic Progress and author of Adjusted Reality: Supercharge Your Whole Being—for a high-impact conversation on the future of chir...

05/27/2024

IT’S PUBLISHED! Our teams 13th manuscript for 2024 just hit the press at the Nature Journal: Scientific Reports.
Realize that Scientific Reports is the #5 most cited journal in the world according to 2022 and 2023 Clarivate citation statistics.
Down load the article here:
https://rdcu.be/dIMlN
I'm very proud of our entire team of authors as this paper is truly the first of its kind. I know you can read and summarize but allow me:
1. Prospective consecutive case series of Chronic Non-specific Neck Pain - 570 patients treated with a multi-modal program including cervical extension traction with the Denneroll.
2. We varied frequency and duration of the traction over 4-10 weeks and 3-6 times per week.
3. Outcomes were cervical ARA c2-c7, NDI, and NRS looking at what patient variables and treatment variables predict change in lordosis, NDI and NRS.
4. Curves were included from 0 degrees to less than 20 degrees lordosis with excluding kyphosis to obtain a more homogenous sample of curves.--
5. Patient age, compliance to program (% of missed appointments), frequency and duration were the important predictors of Curve change, NDI, and NRS. and then under each separate outcome there were separate influences.
6. Over 80% of patients achieved the MCID on the NDI post treatment--- No ONE has reported this amount of MCID percentage prior with conservative care in such a large population. THIS IS HUGE!
7. Nearly 97% of patients achieved the MCID on the NRS post treatment--- Again No ONE has found such a great NRS response using the MCID. THIS IS HUGE!
8. Initial amount and correction of the neck curve correlates to both improvement in the NDI and NRS as this is an influencing variable.
Treatment Frequency and Duration play large roles in improving the lordosis, NDI, and NRS and 6 x per week over 10 weeks yields the greatest improvements, while, in contrast, 3 x per week over 4 weeks yields the least improvement in outcomes--- Machine learning model predicts this.
Gotta love science!
Congrats to my entire team of authors:
Ibrahim M. Moustafa, Dilber Uzun Ozsahin, Mubarak Taiwo Mustapha, Amal Ahbouch, Paul A. Oakley, and Deed E. Harrison

Dr. Deed

https://rdcu.be/dI5C0

Grant research funding update: Tuesday December 12th, we’ve exceeded our initial $40K goal by 13%. And this is a great t...
12/12/2023

Grant research funding update: Tuesday December 12th, we’ve exceeded our initial $40K goal by 13%. And this is a great thing as the Grant Application Deadline is Today—no joke!!!!
On behalf of professor Ibrahim Moustafa and myself and CBP NonProfit, we wanted to give a HUGE THANK YOU to all the doctors who stepped up and helped fund this important project. I will show the list of donators later today in this post once I have it available.
We are not done with the fund raising for this as the project may in fact be more expensive than projected, so if you have not donated to this ground breaking research project please consider doing so.

https://app.donorview.com/Donation/DonationInfo?prm=ZG8lMck7jhwKFu32w2-UL9ksZYH7Z4JPfojsBAjkht3pQEcjnJ3accldoZhbWKcNkaz6JIQRJOQJrx5Hb0MlbpWzxm6n-SuW7IBW_UIlpGnwjMZ9A9zeJLcR5Cfsc3gnQIRr1sPv4SAk-E-mf6GPWetf-9uaHXjPVP5lvaxLZi4ZOzsjStOyDb9wDSbK3y9UZ65Xxux9eL1xW349jZX3DZ40LiU_aPEeqK-Re4seyeARS-PzZBKeKv1WFGajiQa30

Again, even $50-$100 greatly assists. I know, I know, I’m on repeat— but if the 2000 members in this group did that we would have $100K-$200K for this and other projects. Some of you are incredibly generous and have donated a few thousand to this project— I won’t list that but again, a heart felt thank you. Without the support of CBP doctors, there would be no CBP NonProfit and there would be no reason for me to keep collaborating on these types of important research projects. Professor Ibrahim Moustafa and I have an incredible vision and goals for the future of corrective care research but this won’t be possible without the support of Ibrahim’s University, his Grad Students, his supporting Professors, and I cannot do this without the support of YOU CBP DOCTORS.
Thank you seems trivial but that’s all we’ve got,
Deed and Ibrahim

You're Going to Love This:Our Editorial has just hit the press at the Journal of Clinical Medicine (the JCM). This Edito...
08/31/2023

You're Going to Love This:
Our Editorial has just hit the press at the Journal of Clinical Medicine (the JCM). This Editorial was authored by myself, Dr. Paul Oakley, and Professor Ibrahim Moustafa.
We are extremely proud of this Editorial as it is the perfect lead in article to the Special Issue on Spine Rehabilitation that we had the honor of Guest Editing for the JCM.
There is a movement in the clinical literature on chronic pain treatment and management to minimize the Bio (Biologic and Biomechanics) component of the 'Bio-Psycho-Social' model of chronic pain. This seems extremely odd and short sighted in my opinion, so we decided to use this as a presentation of discussion in this Editorial.
Please download and read and share out.
Sincerely,
Dr. Deed Harrison

09/16/2022

Well all of you asked for research, you got it! Join Drs. Deed, Joe & Fred as we review another research project and its implications for chiropractic practice. This podcast is thoracic focused, enjoy! CBP Seminars https://idealspine.com/ PostureCO's PostureScreen & PostureRay: https://www.posturean...

09/09/2022

In this episode, Drs. Deed, Fred and Joe discuss the highlights from the CBP Annual convention in Nashville, TN.

08/26/2022

In this episode, we are gearing up for what will be an amazing CBP Annual Conference. Get of glipse what is coming next week.

08/11/2022

In this episode, Drs. Deed, Joe & Fred are back to review and give their chiropractic perspective on a recent paper: Association of kyphotic posture with loss of independence and mortality in a community-based prospective cohort study: the Locomotive Syndrome and Health Outcomes in Aizu Cohort Study...

07/19/2022

Today's Read: When independently performed clinical trials confirm what you and your team have previously found, you know you're on the right track!
https://docsdrive.com/pdfs/ansinet/jms/2018/20-26.pdf
A 60 person Randomized trial (Journal of Medical Sciences 2018) identified better improvement in neck pain and disability when the cervical denneroll is added to a standard physical therapy intervention program for chronic non-specific neck pain.
Treatment was applied 3 x per week for 8 weeks = 24 sessions.
Summary Statement
"This study discovers the effect of Denneroll orthotic
traction tool in combination of traditional physical therapy
program that can be beneficial for rehabilitation of cervical
lordosis in cases of nonspecific neck pain. "

In Loving Memory of and Dedication to the late Dr. Donald D. Harrison DC, PhD, MSE: 1946-2011. https://idealspine.com/a...
05/11/2022

In Loving Memory of and Dedication to the late Dr. Donald D. Harrison DC, PhD, MSE: 1946-2011. https://idealspine.com/about-the-founder/
Today would have been my late father's 76th birthday. Its Fitting today, on May 11th, that our new CBP publication has just been finalized for publication. Our entire research team has been working tirelessly on several projects recently. However, to me, the most important was this one:
"An Introduction to Chiropractic BioPhysics® (CBP®) Technique: A Full Spine Rehabilitation Approach to Reducing Spine Deformities."
Deed E. Harrison and Paul A. Oakley.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.1026
(Note the DOI is not active yet but will be in the next couple weeks.)
This Peer-reviewed chapter will be published by InTechOpen as part of the new book: "Complementary Therapies" edited by
Professor Mario Bernardo-Filho.
The chapter is dedicated to the legacy and memory of my father.
This new contemporary CBP Chapter provides an exemplary updated overview of the CBP corrective care approach and summarizes the evidence that spine correction yields superior long-term outcomes as compared to non-corrective spine treatment methods. This evidence would not be possible without my colleague, friend, and research collaborative partner: Professor Ibrahim Moustafa.
I offer a few snippets of this chapter for your viewing and once it is accessible online you will be able to download it at Intechopen.
I also offer a few snippets of his 'non-peer-reviewed writings' for insight into the man he was. While he authored numerous scientific manuscripts, text books and such, he also wrote over 100 trade journal articles of which he approached these with a colorful scientific approach: He never shied from debate or calling a spade a spade. He was a rare breed.
My father was my best friend, my mentor, and of course my Dad! I miss him dearly almost everyday, but his work is his legacy that will live on through all of his publications, teachings, students, friends, and family. As for me, it is a great honor to have had him pass the torch of his life's work to me and place such trust in me to lead Chiropractic BioPhysics (CBP) Technique and the men and women that hold true to the science, philosophy and art of spine correction.
Sincerely,
Deed E. Harrison

#6. Our newest CBP NonProfit research publication just hit the press! I know, I know you might think this is getting ol...
02/23/2022

#6. Our newest CBP NonProfit research publication just hit the press! I know, I know you might think this is getting old, or that it’s not a big deal to publish 6 peer reviewed articles by Feb 2022— BUT ITS HUGE!
Congrats to Miles Fortner, TJ Woodham, Paul Oakley and I.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/358788433_Is_the_cervical_lordosis_a_key_biomechanical_biomarker_in_cervicogenic_headache_a_Chiropractic_BiophysicsR_case_report_with_follow-up

This case report show cases CBP corrective care techniques for the rehabilitation of a cervical kyphosis and leg length inequality in a chronic headache suffer.
Importantly,
1. Radiographic imaging identified true spine subluxation/ displacements in this patient
2. These subluxations were identified to be a main factor in her pain and suffering
3. Correction of the cervical kyphosis and leg length inequality were found to improve her pain, health status and disability.
4. 25 total corrective care treatments were administered and 1x month supportive care for 2.5 years indicate it is not a quick fix- healing takes time and commitment.
5. Results were maintained at 2.5 year follow-up indicating stability of the patients improvements.
Awesome!
Enjoy.

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