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6 Interesting Facts About Vertigo and Dizziness

• Posted in Balance Disorder on May 27, 2018

Vertigo is the sensation that you or the environment around you is spinning or moving about. It is not the same as dizziness as it must have a rotational component and an illusion of movement. If you feel that you yourself are moving, it is called subjective vertigo.

Are You Getting Stronger or Weaker? - Atlas Alignment

• Posted in Did You Know? on May 08, 2018

Are You Getting Stronger or Weaker? - Supporting Your Atlas Alignment The key to freedom from the pain cycle and getting the best results from your atlas alignment is training your own body to do its own work.

What is Retracing in the Healing Process?

• Posted in Chiropractic on Apr 26, 2018

Retracing is the process by which your body rewinds and repairs previously unresolved injuries following an upper cervical chiropractic adjustment, which may allow you ultimately to achieve a greater level of health.

Stress & Gravity on the Cause of Dizziness and Vertigo

• Posted in Balance Disorder on Apr 20, 2018

The work of Dr Burcon and other specific upper cervical chiropractors who focus on the proper alignment of the head and nervous system gives hope for people suffering dizziness, vertigo, Meniere's syndrome and other balance disorders.

The Parts of the Brain that May Cause Dizziness and Vertigo

• Posted in Balance Disorder on Apr 20, 2018

A client of mine asked recently, “What causes dizziness and vertigo?” Specifically, this client asked about the cause of Meniere’s “Disease” (which is not a disease at all, but a syndrome characterised by dizziness/vertigo, ringing in the ears and transient hearing loss).

Is Chiropractic 100 Years Ahead of Its Time?

• Posted in Chiropractic on Apr 10, 2018

The interstitium is the space between cells that contains fluid and provides nourishment to the body ... and the neurological control of this system was described by chiropractors as far back as 1900! A recent paper (March 2018) in Scientific Reports discusses the possible discovery of a “new organ” that may be the largest in the human body!

Diabetes is NOT the Easter Bunny's Fault

• Posted in Digestive Disorders on Mar 29, 2018

Now time for some practical solutions to the diabetes dilemma. Of course, I need to add the legal disclaimer that this article is not a substitute for professional healthcare advice, and any decisions that you to take are best advised to be done so under proper supervision.

Type 2 Diabetes and the Easter Bunny

• Posted in Digestive Disorders on Mar 29, 2018

With your permission, I am going to take a few moments to be raw and real about diabetes. Probably way rawer with more swear words than I normally ever use, even when I’m talking about the importance of upper cervical care.

Turn Off Your Phone and Rest After Your Adjustment!

• Posted in Did You Know? on Mar 27, 2018

Why we have you turn off your phone and rest after an Adjustment. Have you ever wondered why we have you turn off your phone and rest after an adjustment? It relates back to a concept in the 1930's, 40's and 50's about how an adjustment work and settles.

Eight Strategies That We Used To Reduce Jet Lag

• Posted in Did You Know? on Mar 20, 2018

”Did you and Natalie suffer jet lag?” Thank you to everyone who asked how our whirlwind trip to San Jose went: very good, but very quick. Many of you asked if we suffered jet lag, which we did not. In fact, I’ve only every experienced jet lag once in my 11+ years of international travel.