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Monday, April 18, 2011
Are You A Candidate For Upper Cervical Care?
By Dr. Zachary Ward
Are you a candidate for an upper cervical (NUCCA) spinal correction?
If you want to remove barriers to self-healing, and you can answer yes to one or more of the following questions, then you may be a candidate for our care. Please request a consultation with the doctor.
■Have you ever been told by a chiropractor, podiatrist, tailor, or seamstress that you have one leg that is shorter than the other?
■Have you ever been prescribed a heel lift for a ‘short leg’?
■When you look in the mirror do you see your head tilting toward your right or left shoulder?
■When you look in the mirror do you consistently see one shoulder that is higher?
■Do you limit carrying handbags or purses to one shoulder because the strap falls off on one side?
■For women, do you always find one bra strap falling off of one shoulder?
■When you wear a belt, do you notice that it sits higher on one hip than the other?
■When you walk do you find that your waistband tends to twist towards one side of your body, pulling the inseam out on one side?
■Do you suffer from a head, neck, back or body pain that cannot be explained by other doctors? Or pain that is not responding to other kinds of care, including traditional chiropractic?
■If you turn your head all the way to the left or right, is it easier to make this motion on one side than the other?
■Do you have pain or tenderness or a sensation of tightness at the base of the skull?
■Have you ever had a chiropractor or medical doctor diagnose you with a ‘loss of curve’ in your neck from an x-ray or MRI?
■Do have an inability to concentrate (foggy headedness) that you cannot explain?
■Do you have a neurological problem (balance, seizures, vision disturbances, cranial nerve disorders) that you want to manage with other ways than medicine?
■Have you ever sustained a whiplash injury?
■Did you have a difficult birth using forceps or vacuum extraction?
■Do you have occasional headaches or migraine headaches?
(Editor's note: These are merely indicators of body imbalance. Please remember the objective of upper cervical care is to correct head neck misalignment that is interfering with proper brain to body communication. When this is corrected the body functions at a higher level and can often correct other problems more efficiently on its own. Please do not confuse upper cervical care as a treatment for anything listed above or any other condition, disease or symptom.)
Friday, April 15, 2011
Upper Cervical Chiropractic Care Corrects Dizziness / Vertigo
IUCCA Upper Cervical Chiropractic, a new health care technique incorporating modern computerized technology, has been effective in the treatment of vertigo syndromes, such as benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), labyrinthitis, and Meniere's Disease. Debbie, age 51, suffered with one to two vertigo episodes per month for an entire decade. She described her benefits from upper cervical care. "Doctors diagnosed me with labyrinthitis and prescribed decongestants and anti-nausea medications which I took for ten years," she said. "After my first adjustment with Dr. Elster, I stopped taking the decongestants and the dizziness never returned." One year later, Debbie remains free from vertigo symptoms and medications.
http://www.erinelster.com/articles.aspx?ArticleID=284
http://www.erinelster.com/articles.aspx?ArticleID=284
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Is your head on straight?
Is your head on straight? Hold a 6 kilogram bowling ball close or hold it away from your body. Which way will make you tired first?
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/fbx/?set=a.229048713002.135610.180610838002
Only the Atlas or Top cervical vertebra was adjusted
Only the Atlas or Top cervical vertebra was adjusted(when needed) and the intelligence from the brain was able to correct and heal the body. This is a file from the Society of Orthospinology website www.orthospinology.org and shows the amazing reabsorption of the L4 disc which had herniated into the spinal canal. The period of care for this person was 8 months. This morph of sagittal MRI taken over that period clearly serves to highlight how adjustments made to the upper cervical spine (atlas) and re-positioning of the skull so that it is placed directly over the spinal column and pelvis below it, results in complete biomechanical changes, resulting in re-alignment all the way to the base of the spine.
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