The connection between Eye Movement Disorders and the Upper Cervical Spine. 

An adjustment requires many things, but strength isn’t at the top of the list. 

The connection between Multiple Sclerosis and the Upper Cervical Spine. 

The short answer is: Yes. But an adjustment is not predicated on the need to "twist the neck."

The noise sometimes heard during an adjustment is called a joint cavitation.

Now, if that was truly the case, 30 million people every year would have broken spines.

Yes; but probably not in the way you think...

The connection between sinus pressure and the upper cervical spine. 

We can’t equate our health with the absence of symptoms, specifically pain. How can this be?

Not only can infants get vertebral subluxations, but they are more susceptible to getting them compared to adults. How can this be?

The connection between ear infections and the upper cervical spine.

The connection between motor tics and the upper cervical spine.

Homeostasis and health are not passive but are in fact, dynamic.

Top 3 Ways to Suppress Immune Function

How can a relatively tiny system found in the inner ear have such an impact on our physiology?

The connection between seizures/epilepsy and the upper cervical spine. 

The same concentration to detail and care is paramount in this special demographic to pinpoint these minute changes in biomechanics. X-rays help with this matter.

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