Concussion Reversed

Did you know that there is a subtle motion at the base of everyone's skull that directly affects the brain and spinal nerves?

When you breathe in the base moves upward, which is called flexion. When you exhale, the base moves downward, which is called extension. This subtle motion can be reversed as a result of sports related concussions, whiplash injuries, rough chiropractic adjustments, forceful extractions of a tooth, orthodontic braces, and trauma to the head from a fall on the ice.

The result of these traumas is a tightening of the membrane system that surrounds the brain and goes all the way down to the sacrum. The ultimate effect is irritation of the spinal nerves and the brain, as exhibited by numerous so-called unrelated symptoms. The above mentioned events will reverse this subtle motion, which will manifest clinically as chronic headaches, neck and low back pain, inability to take a deep breath, restricted range of motion, imbalance of the sympathetic part of your nervous system causing heart palpitations, dry mouth, dilated pupils, vertig, disequilibrium problems and insomnia. Correction involves a comprehensive evaluation of the cranium and gentle manipulation to correct the misalignment of the skull bones. Unfortunately, there are very few practitioners worldwide who possess the knowledge and the manipulative skills to treat this issue.

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