When you try and “adjust” your spine (manipulate is a better word) haphazardly, you are very often not correcting the vertebral subluxation.
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“Tummy time” helps strengthen the upper cervical spine and Nerve System overall, especially input going into the brain.
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Yes and no. It all depends on how you want to utilize Chiropractic.
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The connection between Meniere’s Disease and the Upper Cervical Spine.
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The connection between Eye Movement Disorders and the Upper Cervical Spine
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The connection between Asthma and the Upper Cervical Spine
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Chiropractic helps support the normal physiology of the mother and infant throughout pregnancy.
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An adjustment requires many things, but strength isn’t at the top of the list.
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The connection between Multiple Sclerosis and the Upper Cervical Spine.
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The noise sometimes heard during an adjustment is called a joint cavitation.
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An adjustment is not predicated on the need to “twist the neck.”
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If Chiropractors fractured spines on a daily basis, Chiropractic wouldn’t be the largest Non-Medical healthcare profession in the world.
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Can Chiropractic have any effect on a fever? Yes, but not in the way you are probably thinking.
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We can’t equate our health with the absence of symptoms, specifically pain. How can this be?
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Not only can infants get vertebral subluxations, but they are more susceptible to getting them compared to adults. How can this be?
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The connection between sinus pressure and the upper cervical spine.
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The connection between Ear Infections and the Upper Cervical Spine.
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The connection between Motor Tics and the Upper Cervical Spine.
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