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The left image clearly shows E.C.’s head is off balance causing her whole neck to curve to the left. The image on the right was taken 4 weeks after her 1st and only upper cervical adjustment. The head is more balanced, and the neck is straightening out. No traction. No weights. No nonsense. The power that made the body heals the body.
A 37 yr. old female, R.G., had the MRI on the left taken Feb 2010. Her neurologist told her that surgery was her only option to repair the bulging disc in her lower neck. In May of 2010, she had her first Upper Cervical adjustment at Gibson Upper Cervical. The image on the right is…… Continue Reading
Trigeminal Neuralgia is the #1 cause of facial pain, with 4 to 5 persons per 100,000 having the disease. Some authorities say that more might be suffering, but aren’t counted because of misdiagnosis. According to the National Pain Foundation, 1.7 millions have been diagnosed with Trigeminal Neuralgia. TN’s reputation as one of the most severe…… Continue Reading
Looking for a more detailed discussion of the science behind upper cervical care? There is a logical chain of arguments that support specific upper cervical work. This chain is supported by some evidence at each link, with the evidence for some aspects being stronger than others. Given the anatomical, biomechanical and neurological complexity of the…… Continue Reading
The medical terms for a straight neck are kyphosis, lack of cervical curve, or military neck. In extreme cases one or more vertebra can tilt backward, creating a reverse neck curve. A straight neck is not a good thing and can have a number of consequences for human health. Let’s focus on one reason a…… Continue Reading
For three months following this head injury I felt quite fine. I had remarked to my GP that my neck did not feel quite right, although I had no pain and no restriction. I did however have some crunching noises when moving my head from side to side. The noises appeared to be coming from…… Continue Reading
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