Understanding the Structural Root Cause of the Problem
Most traditional treatment options seek to treat the direct location of pain and symptoms.
Although they help temporarily, they fail to address the root cause of the problem, which we often find to be an upper cervical (head and neck) injury.
Watch the video for a thorough explanation!
Explore the cascade of how spinal degeneration occurs over time:
1
Head & Neck Injury
Car Accident
Sports Injury / Concussion
Fall
2
Head & Neck Ligaments Stretch & Tear
3
Head & Neck Structural Misalignment
4
Head & Neck Instability & Weakness
5
Head & Neck Muscles Stretch & Tighten
Brain will tighten muscles on purpose for stability
6
Back & Hip Muscles Stretch & Tighten
Brain will tighten muscles on purpose for stability
7
Postural Imbalances
One shoulder appears higher than the other
One hip appears higher than the other
Constant muscle tightening throughout the entire spine
Shifting more weight onto one leg than the other
Walking abnormally (possibly a limp)
Pain typically starts to show up at this stage
8
Scoliosis
Permanent bending and twisting of the spine
9
Spinal Disc Bulging
Nerve pain down the arms or legs.
10
Spinal & Brain Degeneration
Spine and brain unable to heal themselves
Occurs when the root problem is neglected, the head and neck injury