The Method — Five pillars, one protocol

— The Philosophy

Alignment is not the point. Signal is.

Traditional chiropractic assumes the body will correct itself if you align the bones. The Sync assumes something different: that alignment without measurement is guesswork, and that the thing actually worth correcting is the nervous-system signal passing through a segment — not the segment itself.

Each of the five pillars targets one physical layer of that signal. SpinalSync is the structural correction. SpinaliQ is the instrument that delivers it. MyoSync addresses the fascial envelope. PelviSync restores the pelvic oscillator. CellSync measures the result.

Five-pillar coherence system visualization

01 · STRUCTURAL

— The Flagship Protocol

SpinalSync. The correction.

SpinalSync is the core act of a Sync session — precision spinal correction across six cerebrospinal intensity zones. Instrument-assisted, low-force, reproducible across clinicians, and measured before and after with a CellSync re-scan.

ForceLow-force · instrument-assisted
Session30 min total, 12 min of correction
TargetOne priority zone per session
MeasuredEvery visit, pre and post

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02 · INSTRUMENT

— The Intelligence Engine

SpinaliQ. The engine.

The handheld precision device that delivers every SpinalSync correction. SpinaliQ produces the impulse; the clinician directs it. This is deliberate — it removes the single biggest source of variance in traditional chiropractic, which is how hard a given clinician pushes on a given day.

Pulse< 100 µs at 1–14 Hz
Force levelsFive modulated presets
LogEvery pulse saved to patient record
ClassClass II medical device

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03 · FASCIAL

— The Tissue Envelope

MyoSync. The release.

Myofascial release synchronised to the spinal correction — because the bone does not move alone. The fascial envelope around each vertebral segment has to hydrate, glide, and re-tension, or the SpinalSync correction will not hold. MyoSync is delivered in the same 30-minute session when the CellSync scan indicates fascial loading is the limiting factor.

TechniqueInstrument-assisted soft-tissue + manual
TargetZone-adjacent fascia, paraspinal
FrequencyOn ~30% of sessions by default
MeasuredVia sEMG symmetry channel

MyoSync (page coming) →

04 · PELVIC

— The Lower Oscillator

PelviSync. The rhythm.

The pelvis is the body's second major oscillator. When its cadence falls out of phase with the spine — which happens reliably after pregnancy, after long periods of desk work, or after sports injury — every movement above it compensates. PelviSync rephrases the pattern through targeted sacro-pelvic correction, PelviSync-specific CellSync channels, and a home-programme for gait rhythm.

FocusSacro-iliac joint, pubic symphysis
AdjunctGait-cadence training via app
AudiencePost-natal, desk workers, athletes
MeasuredVia mobility & ROM channel

PelviSync (page coming) →

05 · CELLULAR

— The Diagnostic Layer

CellSync. The index.

The measurement layer that makes everything above legible. A five-channel nervous-system assessment — sEMG, thermography, HRV, algometry, ROM — aggregated into a single CellSync Index between 0 and 100. Captured at every visit, benchmarked against an age-normed reference, trended across your entire arc.

ChannelsFive, weighted per zone
Score0–100 composite index
CadenceEvery session, pre + post
ExportPDF, HL7 FHIR on request

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— How It Differs

The Sync System vs. traditional chiropractic.

Every chiropractor in the world can manipulate a vertebra. What distinguishes The Sync System is not the correction — it is everything that wraps around it.

Dimension	The Sync System	Typical chiropractic clinic
Method of correction	Instrument-assisted (SpinaliQ) — low-force, reproducible	Manual high-velocity manipulation ("cracking")
Objective measurement	Five-channel CellSync scan every visit	Subjective intake only; no objective re-scan
Zone targeting	Six cerebrospinal zones, scan-directed	Where the patient says it hurts
Session logging	Every pulse logged; patient app; trend chart	Paper chart or basic EHR note
Upper-cervical technique	Instrument-only, no neck rotation	Often manual rotational thrust
Adjunct layers	MyoSync + PelviSync integrated	Usually separate therapist, separate session
Cross-location continuity	Chart travels across all licensed partners	New intake at each new clinic
Practitioner variance	Minimised by protocol + instrument	High — depends on individual style

— Terms We Use

The vocabulary, plainly.

A short glossary of the terms that appear across the site. Definitions here are deliberately operational — what we mean when we say them, not what they might mean in a textbook.

Cerebrospinal intensity zone —: One of six regions of the spine (cranial-cervical, lower cervical, upper thoracic, lower thoracic, lumbar, sacro-pelvic) with a characteristic neurological signature.
Coherence: Operational: the degree to which the spine, nervous system, fascia, and gait oscillate in phase. Measured via the composite CellSync Index.
Priority zone: The zone selected for correction in a given session, chosen from the pre-scan CellSync data rather than by palpation or patient-report alone.
Resonant frequency: The frequency (between 1 and 14 Hz) at which a given tissue-segment responds most efficiently to the SpinaliQ impulse. Estimated from the sEMG and algometry channels.
CellSync Index: Composite score from 0 to 100 aggregating sEMG, thermography, HRV, algometry, and ROM. Age-normed. Tracked across every visit.
Day Zero: The first CellSync reading, captured at the start of a member's First Sync. All subsequent readings are reported as deltas from Day Zero.

Five pillars.
One measurable protocol.