Atlas orthogony

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As someone who has recently undergone atlas orthogonal I'd

like to chime in. I also recently discovered I had high

blood pressure. while I now believe in atlas orthogonal as

the only way to go with upper cervical adjustment I would

caution that it is not the end all cure all modality to cure

all diseases as they elude to. I had to ask for adjustment

for the rest of my spine as the dr. did not automatically do

it. I do not know if this was in keeping with his belief or

the fact he wanted to span out the treatments. Personally

while I had an immediate cessation to one symptom ( tinnitis

like but neurologically based) it did not correct what II

believe to be a muscular vascular symptom. I went for

treatment 4 times are initial consult and pictures. This

modality is more expensive and Medicare does not cover films

and consults. I believe if the symptoms of more than high

blood pressure/ usually nasal, headache, vision problems

jointly present themselves it is worth the cost of getting

the films and the measurements to see if the atlas is truly

out of whack. Mine was minimally so and even with that

smallest of measurement it did eliminate that " neon " feeling

I was feeling and hearing. With standard chiropractic it

did not alleviate that symptom and only worsened my

dizziness.

 

medusa

 

 

 

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" prattdw2000 " <prattdw2000

 

Found an article that might be of interest to some people.

 

August 11, 2008 (Dallas, TX) — Studies and research

regarding the chiropractic adjustment are being performed

more and more to

show the validity of chiropractic. WebMD has recently

released

information showing a special chiropractic adjustment called

the Atlas

Adjustment, can significantly lower high blood pressure.

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