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INTRODUCTION
MY FINDINGS I find a high correlation between many diseases or medical conditions and one particular condition or state. This condition can be acquired quite simply and easily. In medical literature it is known as an occipitio-atlantal (C0 to C1) subluxation (minor misalignment) and can be accompanied by an atlanto-axial (C1 to C2) subluxation. Simple accidents such as falling from a bike and hitting your head, hitting one’s head on a door jam or bedside table, sustaining a head, neck or shoulder injury when playing contact sport or the more serious accidents like being whip-lashed in a car accident most certainly can and do result in these subluxations. Everyone I know has sustained at least some degree of head, neck or shoulder injury in their lives. Could it be that there is one common factor in many chronic medical conditions? Could it be that something is so simple that it is totally missed by the medical profession? I am absolutely convinced that these subluxations are a major contributing factor in many, many diseases and conditions. In my opinion a subluxation at the junction of the skull and the atlas should be the first thing that is checked BEFORE any other medical intervention is carried out. Yet in reality it is never investigated, and in fact I find that in many cases doctors have dismissed this outright as being a problem. It is becoming clearer that nothing could be further from the truth! My UpCspine.com website aims to bring together in one source, information relating to subluxations of the upper cervical spine, medical conditions which may be a direct result of this problem and information on how to correct the problem and in my view quite probably reverse chronic illnesses or conditions. Not convinced? No matter, tens of thousands of people
worldwide are, for the only qualification you need to understand this
is an upper cervical subluxation. If you don’t have one or haven’t
had one consider yourself blessed!
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