X-rays or Spinographs of the cervical spine help lay down the foundation and blueprint for the patient's individual care.
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The connection between Acid Reflux (Heartburn) and the Upper Cervical Spine.
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If there is an imbalance in tone, there is an imbalance in “healthy elasticity and resilience.”
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The connection between Headaches and the Upper Cervical Spine
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Although the causes of dystocia are clearly defined, it is a very complex condition that can be highly subjective, especially in ascertaining a diagnosis.
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Chiropractic is a literal hands-on approach to health. Telechiropractic could never be a thing because Chiropractic requires touch. And not just any touch, but a healing human touch.
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The upper cervical spine and its associated muscles are unique in many ways compared to the rest of the vertebral column.
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Since the advent of Chiropractic, being safe and effective has been at the forefront of thought and action when it comes to adjusting the young and old alike.
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In our Western society, if we think there is a health problem associated with food, the problem is with the food alone and not with the eater of the food.
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A ‘Birth Imprint’ is a stress event that effects the baby physically, chemically or emotionally.
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Half of the cells that are found in and on you are not “your” cells at all, but are in fact thousands of different microorganism species.
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Immunostasis is a branch of homeostasis that concentrates on the adaptive and resistive qualities of the Immune System and its role in health.
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As a culture, we need to be more familiarized not medicalized when it comes to our health; the education of the“family” should be our emphasis.
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When it comes to health, two of the most important qualities we have are adaptability and resistance.
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My Chiropractic evaluation is NOT based on what symptoms or sickness you have but based on what subluxation you have. Why focus on a subluxation and not on symptoms or sickness?
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For the 1st year of life, neurological development occurs mostly in the brainstem.
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How did our society become so left-brain dominant?
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It is often clinically noted that when there is an upper cervical subluxation present, a discrepancy in leg lengths is observed as well.
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