The Restoration Of Health With Upper Cervical Care

A recent post on the Atlas of Life discusses how 5 patients were helped through Upper Cervical Care. These 5 people are now big advocates and supporters of Upper Cervical Care. Check it out, click here.

Here is the first patient's story:

James Tomasi: “I believed the spasm’s were worse immediately following the first correction. A few hours later I had the first break in the pain for over 9 months. The breaks increased in length sporadically the rest of the day. The pain decreased in intensity following each correction. After 3 corrections, 11 days later, I was pain free.

The pain was gone for 13 months. It returned intermittently over the next 3 years as my neck curvature restored to normal. (My head was in front of my shoulders and I had developed a hump on my back the size of two hands.) Once my neck reassumed the proper alignment, the nerve no longer affected my face, and the pain only returned for a few days the few times I experienced trauma to the atlas area.”

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A Patient's Support and The Power of Upper Cervical

The post below is a portion of a post by Julie who is an extremely passionate advocate for Upper Cervical Care. I have put a link to her blog on the side bar also. It is great to have her as an advocate. Thanks for your passion, support and desire to share your experience with others Julie!

The Power of Upper Cervical (the movie)

by Julie

I just finished watching the movie The Power of Upper Cervical.

Wow. Absolutely incredible. And what a flurry of emotions I'm having. I think the ones I'm stuck one at the moment are confusion and frustration because:

1) Why did it take so long for me to even know that Upper Cervical even existed? And there's a movie about it? I almost screwed up my life by coming close to having a barbaric surgery (I'm talking days away) that would have ruined my life forever that never would have fixed my problem in the first place.

2) How do I tell everyone I know about Upper Cervical and encourage them to go get checked without coming across like a pushy nut job?

Here is the link to her blog and the rest of her post.