Concussion Treatment for Kids: Understanding Brain Injuries and the Role of Upper Cervical Care
Concussion Treatment for Kids Understanding Brain Injuries and the Role of Upper Cervical Care Concussions in children, from toddlers to teenagers, are more common than many realize. These injuries often occur during sports, play, or accidents, and even minor head bumps and birthing injuries can impact the brain and spine. Unfortunately, the effects of concussions are often underestimated, especially […]
Vertigo and the Epley Maneuver: Why It May Not Work and What to Do Next
Epley Maneuver Didn’t Work? Vertigo and the Epley Maneuver: Why It May Not Work and What to Do Next Experiencing vertigo can be disorienting and distressing, as the sensation of spinning can severely impact your daily life. For many, the Epley Maneuver is a go-to treatment for vertigo. However, the Epley Maneuver is usually effective […]
How Many MPH Can Cause Whiplash?
How many MPH can cause Whiplash? Understanding the Cause of Whiplash: The Role of Upper Neck Alignment in Recovery Whiplash is a common yet often misunderstood injury, typically associated with car accidents. But how many miles per hour can cause a concussion or whiplash ? Surprisingly, it only takes a collision at 5 miles per hour to cause this […]
What is the Best Pillow for my Neck?
What is the Best Pillow for my Neck? Best Pillow for my Neck: Finding the Right Support for a Pain-Free Sleep If you experience neck pain, finding a good pillow can be one of the most challenging endeavors. Part of the reason is that there is no such thing as a perfect pillow. People can […]
Intracranial Hypertension and Concussion
Intracranial Hypertension and Concussion Uncovering the Truth About Vagus Nerve Dysfunction Intracranial hypertension is a common brain condition that develops following a concussion or whiplash injury. In brief, IH occurs when there is an accumulation of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) within the brain. It is linked with swelling of the brain tissue (aka chronic traumatic encephalopathy, CTE) and is associated […]
How Brain Fog Relates to a Neck Injury
Brain Fog How Brain Fog relates to a Neck Injury Have you ever felt like you’re walking through life in a mental haze, unable to focus, remember details, or think clearly? This common yet frustrating experience is often referred to as “brain fog.” Despite being a non-medical term, brain fog describes a very real and […]
Whiplash and Dizziness: What’s the Connection?
Whiplash and Dizziness Whiplash and Dizziness: What’s the Connection? Dizziness is one of the most common symptoms following a whiplash injury. Even without neck pain or headaches, dizziness can indicate damage to your cervical spine. Understanding the Cervical Spine and Dizziness Your neck contains three primary types of nerve receptors: Pain receptors Pressure receptors (detect movement) […]
The Link Between Upper Neck Health and High Blood Pressure
The Neck & High Blood Pressure The Link Between Upper Neck Health and High Blood Pressure Understanding the Connection When discussing high blood pressure, or hypertension, most people focus on lifestyle factors like diet, exercise, sleep, stress, and hormone balance. While these factors are undeniably significant, recent research suggests that the health of your cervical […]
How the Upper Neck Can Contribute to Autoimmune Diseases in the Brain
Autoimmune Diseases & the Upper Neck How the Upper Neck Can Contribute to Autoimmune Diseases in the Brain Autoimmune diseases can be debilitating, affecting various parts of the body, including the brain. One area that has garnered attention in the study of these diseases is the upper neck, or craniocervical junction (CCJ). The CCJ is […]
Multiple Sclerosis: Natural Treatment beyond the Diagnosis
Multiple Sclerosis Understanding Multiple Sclerosis: An Autoimmune Condition of the Central Nervous System Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a complex autoimmune condition that primarily affects the central nervous system (CNS). This debilitating disease is characterized by the degeneration of neural tissue, which can be identified through MRI scans. Patients with MS experience a variety of sudden […]