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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It’s not about one method working and one not. The real question is: What is each working at?
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The connection between Radicular Arm Pain and the Upper Cervical Spine.
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Chiropractic is the most natural approach to healthcare, but it is not a natural approach to treating disease. How can this be?
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Fractures are outside the scope of practice for Chiropractors. Chiropractors can though adjust old fractures that have healed and are stable.
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Don’t rely solely on things outside of yourself for your health. Just looking outside ourselves neglects the true source of health found within each and every one of us.
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Yes, Chiropractors look at the world of health through a certain natural “lens” or perspective. But that perspective allows for choice, not coercion.
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A tongue-tie is not the only cause of a latch challenge. Other negative influences are distortions in the cranium, a vertebral subluxation, lack of latch coordination and torticollis to name a few.
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The connection between vertigo and the upper cervical spine.
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As a Chiropractor, I would not say that. Yes, there is a time and place for medical doctors and medicine.
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Promoting your Immune System when you have COVID is not the same as treating the sickness of COVID.
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Yes, there is scientific proof that vertebral subluxations exist. Now, accepting that proof is another story.
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Yes, adjusting the spine can effect cranial nerves because a vertebral subluxation of the spine effects how the Nerve System functions overall.
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Chiropractic philosophy is the lens by which we study the natural world, specifically the health and wellness of human beings.
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A person should start seeing a Chiropractor when they realize that spine and Nerve System health are important for them and their family.
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Yes, other bones besides the spine can misalign and create nerve pressure. But a misaligned bone is not the same thing as a vertebral subluxation.
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