Mary Anne's question: how is that different from any other chiropractic work?

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Chiropractors are spending their energies attempting

to move the atlas underneath the occiput. The problem

with that scenario is that it is not the atlas that is

out of place, or subluxated.

 

The truth is that it is the head that is subluxated in

relation to the atlas. When you think about it, it

makes a whole lot more sense to move the head on top

of the spine then to lift the head up and move the

atlas underneath that head. Why? Because the head

doesn't weigh that much and can be positioned easily

and specifically. On the other hand this technique

that brings the head up to move the atlas underneath

is not specific and as you know doesn't actually work,

else you would not need to return for continued

therapy.

 

As to my web site, it is still new and I would

appreciate any suggestions from anyone that can see a

hole in my presentation. Sometimes when you are lost

in a dark wood it's hard to see the light and what

needs to be done in order to make it through the

process of completing your journey:)

 

I do know however that it is not possible to explain

the technique, as to how to actually do it, from afar.

I have been acquiring this knowledge for twelve

years, and just in the last two have actually become

adept at it. It is something that takes practice and

stick-to-it-iveness:)

 

Sincerely

 

Tammy Joy:)

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Tammy,

 

I just went to my chiropractor and he subluxated my neck holding my head in his

hands and moving it from side to side until he can give a swift twist and I hear

my neck crack and the bones seeming to fal into place and then all my energy

quickly semms to come down and I feelbetter. I dont understand what your method

entails of just moving the head as it is attached to the neck and how it could

be any different.

 

 

 

Mary Anne

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Tammy Kennedy

Friday, September 15, 2000 5:21 PM

Re: Mary Anne's question: how is that different from any

other chiropractic work?

 

 

 

 

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Chiropractors are spending their energies attempting

to move the atlas underneath the occiput. The problem

with that scenario is that it is not the atlas that is

out of place, or subluxated.

 

The truth is that it is the head that is subluxated in

relation to the atlas. When you think about it, it

makes a whole lot more sense to move the head on top

of the spine then to lift the head up and move the

atlas underneath that head. Why? Because the head

doesn't weigh that much and can be positioned easily

and specifically. On the other hand this technique

that brings the head up to move the atlas underneath

is not specific and as you know doesn't actually work,

else you would not need to return for continued

therapy.

 

As to my web site, it is still new and I would

appreciate any suggestions from anyone that can see a

hole in my presentation. Sometimes when you are lost

in a dark wood it's hard to see the light and what

needs to be done in order to make it through the

process of completing your journey:)

 

I do know however that it is not possible to explain

the technique, as to how to actually do it, from afar.

I have been acquiring this knowledge for twelve

years, and just in the last two have actually become

adept at it. It is something that takes practice and

stick-to-it-iveness:)

 

Sincerely

 

Tammy Joy:)

 

 

 

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