The DHS QLD system is an invaluable tool for practitioners that, in real-time, completely searches, analyzes and cross references 178 individual skeletal muscles and their interactions across more than 1,000 possible range of motion affiliations. It also references six spinal regions across more than 750 potential spinal interactions.
QLD utilizes the most advanced AI, neural network processing to continuously analyze all muscles, muscle groups and bodily compensations from 44 unique, proprietary Range of Motion examinations.
The QLD System understands that the entire musculoskeletal system gives the body its shape, allows movement, makes blood cells, provides protection for organs and stores minerals. It is composed of bones, cartilages, ligaments, and other tissues that perform essential functions for the human body. Everything is intertwined and no one muscle group acts entirely on its own.
QLD provides an invaluable insight to help people correct their muscular, balance and stability problems before they lead to pain, stress and serious injury! It is also a vital rehabilitation tool once serious injuries have occurred.
Based on AI, Deep-Learning, Neural Network Technology A Proprietary Musculoskeletal Algorithm Which Analyzes and Cross References:
All Potential Muscular Deficiencies at Each of the Joints in the Body All Limitatations Indentified by Range-Of-Motion Examinations All Joint Instabilities Contributing to the Identified Deficiencies