While disease and DIS-EASE look and sound alike, their definitions are somewhat antipodal.
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9 frequently asked questions about Chiropractic X-rays
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A disrelationship between the two top bones of the spine and the occipital bone of the head puts added stress on nerves and strain on muscles to keep us balanced.
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Quotes from physicians and researchers explaining Chiropractic principles.
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The connection between Insomnia and the Upper Cervical Spine.
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As a Chiropractor, I can’t tell where subluxations are on my own. I need scientific, objective tools to be my companion.
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The connection between Colic and the Upper Cervical Spine
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…whether classified as Psychosomatic or Somatopsychic, one will always effect the other.
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The connection between a Pinched Nerve and the Upper Cervical Spine.
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The sensitive nature of the Nerve System allows the body to be adaptive to itself and its environment.
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The brainstem is at the “cornerstone” of brain development.
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The connection between Torticollis and the Upper Cervical Spine.
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There are four attributes of a vertebral subluxation that contribute to brain-body ‘mismatching’.
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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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