I have been working as a chiropractor in West Palm Beach, Florida for the past 35 years. During my career, I realized that my chiropractic table is certainly the most important tool in of my line of work, obviously, It helps me to treat patient, but more important, it protects me from injuring myself, and as I got older, I increased my reliance on it as many of my colleagues have also done. The main characteristic of such a table is to bring comfort safety protection to patient and doctor as well as drastically improve clinical outcomes.

I saw the Raphael 707 in 2016 for the first time in Florida. I realized at first glance the potential of that table and how it could be a game changer. We had, in a reduced space, a very sophisticated decompression table, not only linear axial decompression but planar decompression The electronic control allowed the doctor to let his patient unattended freeing him for much needed time, Best of all, the same table could be used to adjust patients. The repetitive self cocking drop was a revelation for the profession. Small doctors could effortlessly treat patient twice their size. This drastic improvement of clinical outcome will probably popularize this feature very quickly.

I am a chiropractor and I believe that any professional using hands-on manual therapy such as of chiropractor, osteopath, or practitioner of chuna will find a great interest in a table that provide such great facilitating tools as those of the Raphael 707.