Equilibrioception, or your sense of balance, requires a complex interaction between different sensory systems.
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Whether painful or not, is it OK to take an anti-inflammatory (NSAID) if muscles are sore following an adjustment?
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The connection between the Spinal Acessory Nerve and the Upper Cervical Spine.
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No matter the level of perception, nerves are the primary organ utilized to relay perceptive messages between the brain and body.
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The connection between the Hypoglossal Nerve and the Upper Cervical Spine.
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The connection between Dizziness and the Upper Cervical Spine.
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“If there is a breakdown in communication anywhere along that nerve cycle, miscommunication can happen throughout.”
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“…reliance on ligaments contributes to one of their greatest strengths: mobility; but also to one of their greatest weaknesses: instability.”
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The connection between the Upper Cervical Spine and Chronic Fatigue.
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Adaptability is an evident sign that the Nerve System is functioning optimally.
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As nerve integrity improves, this can manifest in multiple ways.
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The pediatric spine has particular characteristics that make it vulnerable to a vertebral subluxation.
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The connection between Immunity and the Upper Cervical Spine.
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Let’s look at some research surrounding the question: Does a Chiropractic adjustment cause a stroke?
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Persistent muscle strain caused by a vertebral subluxation leads to a shift in the inflammatory response.
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While a disc can’t “slip”, it can bulge, tear, herniate, thin, prolapse and dry out.
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A Chiropractic adjustment for a newborn is about helping them reach their full potential.
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If and when the bone subluxates again, it will shift out of place to the weak point.
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