The term “stenosis” in medicine means “narrowing.” Spinal stenosis is the condition where the canal through which the spinal cord passes becomes narrowed for various reasons, putting pressure on the…
Our spine is the main pillar of the body. It directly affects many vital functions: from posture and mobility to protecting internal organs and ensuring the healthy function of our…
Atlas Subluxation Complex, National Upper Cervical Chiropractic Association Intervention, and Dizziness Improvement: A Narrative Review of Historical Perspectives, Literature Synthesis, and a Path for Future Care Abstract Dizziness is a…
After chiropractic or manual therapy, you feel significant relief in your body. However, if you don’t adopt the right habits afterward, the alignment may quickly deteriorate and your complaints may…
1. Rationale of Preliminary Preparation in the Atlas Therapy Model The atlas (C1 vertebra) connects with the skull and C2 (axis) through the atlanto-occipital and atlanto-axial joints. The atlanto-occipital joint…
The Invisible Source of Pain: What is Fascia? Fascia is a continuous and dynamic connective tissue network that extends throughout the body, holding muscles, organs, and bones together. Once thought…
Today, one of the most common problems faced by desk workers, those who stand for long hours, or people who carry heavy loads is a herniated disc. In particular, lower…
In the face of stress, fatigue, and various health problems brought on by modern life, many people are turning to natural healing methods. One such method, with roots dating back…
Thoracic spine mobility, particularly in the movements of rotation and extension, is a fundamental component of upper extremity function. Restrictions in thoracic movement can directly influence scapular alignment and mobility,…
Manual therapy is a unique treatment approach where the art of healing through human touch converges with modern science. Hands-on therapeutic methods, which have been practiced across various cultures for…