Delayed onset of Headaches, Migraines and Vertigo Can TODAYS symptoms be related to OLD injuries? What causes headaches, migraines and vertigo? Could it be something from the past? Years or even decades ago? Let’s take a look… When someone experiences a NEW problem (such as headaches, migraines or vertigo), we may evaluate all recent events…
Neurodegeneration vs Neurodegenerative disease Neurodegeneration is the loss of neurons or connectivity. Neurodegenerative disease is the buildup of tau proteins, amyloid beta plaques and alpha-synuclein Lewy bodies; it leads to progressive and distinctive changes in brain chemistry. Dementia is the umbrella term for all neurodegenerative diseases. The best measure for addressing dementia is catching…
Why Are Neck Misalignments So Common? The top two neck bones (C1 and C2) are unique in their design and function. The purpose of their differences compared to the rest of the spine is to facilitate a larger range of motion that no other part of the spine is capable of. For example, C1 (top…
Deep Relaxation: 3 Steps to Neurological Rest & Repair In last month’s blog we went over how the immune system THRIVES and gets all its work done when the nervous system is in a parasympathetic state of REPAIR. Conversely, when the nervous system is in the sympathetic state of cortisol production, functions such…
As you know, dependence on antibiotic use has no value whatsoever in a viral pandemic. While there is no known cure for COVID-19, as a community, we are forced to take a different path toward protecting ourselves and each other from any virus. In this way, we can find immunity from all pathogens, not just…
Is Neck Cracking Safe? Many professionals working with the spine treat their patients with relief care instead of corrective care. This type of mobilization to the spine is non-specific. It is used to improve movement and temporarily reduce tension and may include twisting, jerking, bending and cracking. Even though built up tension is temporarily…