How can Upper Cervical Care help with Diabetes?
“The medulla oblongata is the lowermost portion of the
brain, continuous with the spinal cord, that is responsible for respiration,
circulation and the body’s autonomic reflexes, including function of the
pancreas.”
Recent studies done by Dr. Peter Jannetta, MD the leading
advocate and developer of microvascular decompression surgery has discovered a
possible link between the vascular compression of the Medulla Oblongata (a
portion of the brain stem) to metabolic disease such as Diabetes. Dr. Jannetta,
MD has performed more than 6,000 microvascular decompression operations and he
believes that inadequate blood flow to the brain stem is vital to insulin
resistance and poor autonomic nervous system function. 7 out of 10 patients in
Dr. Peter Jannetta’s latest study had improved glucose control without
additional lifestyle changes.
When there is a misalignment in the upper cervical (neck) area,
vascular compromise of the Brain stem is one of the most devastating
possible consequences. Unlike most tissue that would die without proper blood flow,
tissues in the central nervous system lie dormant until blood flow can be restored.
With upper cervical care, the correction releases the torque on the Brain stem
which decompress the vascular network that Dr. Jannetta’s believes contributes
to metabolic diseases including Diabetes. In essence, the upper cervical correction reawakens the dormant tissues in the Brain stem area without
expensive and invasive surgery.
Do you know anyone with Diabetes? Please share this
information with your friends and family.
(Editor's note: Remember the objective of upper cervical care is to correct head neck misalignment that is interfering with proper brain to body communication. When this is corrected the body functions at a higher level and can often correct other problems more efficiently on its own. Please do not confuse upper cervical care as a treatment for diabetes or any other condition, disease or symptom.)
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