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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Whether you are pregnant or not, a properly applied chiropractic adjustment never harms, but always helps. That being said, pregnant women do merit special care and consideration when adjusting.
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Generally speaking, there are two sides to the health coin. One side is the realm of potential health and the other is the realm of kinetic health. You can’t have one without the other.
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The connection between breastfeeding difficulties and the upper cervical spine.
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The connection between Sciatica and the Upper Cervical Spine.
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Everyone is different. Everyone’s subluxations are different. Everyone’s “holding” potential for an adjustment is different.
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All stress has to go through the filter of our Nerve System.
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Medical doctors “putting down” Chiropractors is nothing new. It has been commonplace since the beginning of Chiropractic.
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Yes, but only if you keep yourself chemically and emotionally fit as well.
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The connection between the Upper Cervical Spine and Parkinson’s Disease.
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The connection between the Upper Cervical Spine and Bell’s Palsy
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The image provided by the X-ray is a constant I rely on.
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The connection between Radicular Leg Pain and the Upper Cervical Spine.
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