How does it work?

Accidents and injuries such as whiplash, slipping and falling, car accidents, sports injuries, childhood injuries, are very common. The human neck is flexible enough to allow a large range of motion, which also makes the area more susceptible to injury compared to other parts of the body.

With any sprain/strain type injury, ligaments and stabilizing tissues can be damaged, and bones can slightly displace out of their normal alignment. This causes the muscles throughout your neck and back to spasm, and the asymmetrical tension causes the hips to tilt, and the body to shift and twist.

Due to the subtle nature of a misalignment, it can remain undiagnosed for years before symptoms fully develop. If the problem remains untreated, it can result in a variety of issues that could be very painful or problematic later in life.

Conditions we’ve helped

An abnormal shift in the spine can be a significant contributing factor in a variety of secondary conditions (symptoms) such as:

• Asymmetry (Ex: Low Shoulder)

• Decreased Range of Motion

• Dizziness

• Dowager’s Hump

• Fatigue

• Fibromyalgia

• Headaches (Migraine, Tension, etc)

• Herniated Discs

• Hip Pain

• Low Back Pain

• Mid Back Pain

• Neck Pain

• Muscular Spasm and Imbalance

• Neuralgia

• Neuritis

• Numbness and Tingling Sensations

• Knee Pain (Due To Titled Hips and Leg Length Inequality)

• Pinched Nerves (Impingement Syndrome)

• Posture-Related Issues

• Restlessness

• Sciatica Pain

• Shoulder Pain

• Sinus Problems

• Stiffness

• Strength-Related Issues (Ex: Decreased Grip Strength)

• Tendonitis

• Tight Muscles

• TMJ Disorder

• Vertigo

• Whiplash Syndrome

Restoring And Protecting Your Body's Normal Structural Alignment Is A Key Factor In Maintaining Optimal Health And Wellness.