How and why a leg length discrepancy is associated with an upper cervical vertebral subluxation, is based on biomechanical and neurophysiological compensations.
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The connection between ADD and ADHD and the Upper Cervical Spine.
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A Chiropractor can cause a subluxation if he or she is NOT providing an adjustment.
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The Nerve System “talks” with the whole body through routes of communication other than a direct nerve impulse.
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The connection between the Upper Cervical Spine and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
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While we can’t eradicate sickness and disease completely, we can try our best to enhance the expression of life in the form of health and wellness.
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Over ⅓ of all children suffer from one or more disorders that start with the letter “A”. Those disorders are Autism, Allergies, ADHD, Asthma and Anxiety.
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Everyone with a subluxation can be adjusted. Not everyone with a subluxation SHOULD be adjusted.
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When nerve function is interfered with, it creates nerve disruption. And nerve disruption negatively effects how messages about muscle movement, organ regulation, sensation and perception are controlled.
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When adjusting someone who has any type of fusion, precautions are warranted. It will depend on the type of fusion, the location of the fusion and the individual situation.
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The brain, like all other aspects of us, needs balance. Our body, and brain by association, can become imbalanced. A vertebral subluxation of the upper cervical spine can create brain and body imbalance.
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The connection between Digestive Disorders and the Upper Cervical Spine.
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Torticollis is one type of condition that negatively effects sensory input into the brain.
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The willingness of the Chiropractor to be specific determines how well the Chiropractic objective can be met.
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The connection between Whiplash and the Upper Cervical Spine
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The connection between Bedwetting (Nocturnal Enuresis) and the Upper Cervical Spine.
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Physiologically speaking, the connection between the brain and spinal cord is inseparable.
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When the spine is better adjusted, the potential for the disc to wear down is actually minimized.
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