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Charlotte, NC – December, 2009 – When James Tomasi cancelled his plans to commit suicide in 1997, he had no idea he would eventually help thousands of people around the world get their normal lives back. James had planned to die; finally giving up all hope after...
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“Bob” had been suffering with sciatic pain for over 3 years. (The sciatic nerve is the largest nerve in the body. It travels from your lower back down into your toes. When irritated, it can create problems like pain...
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Anyone watch last night’s episode of House MD ? Great show. (House: Episode 6.14 – “5 to 9″. You can watch it on www.fox.com in a week in case you missed it) The premise of the episode...
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Do you really have a problem with just your neck? Can you really have a “bad back”? Watch the short video and decide for yourself.
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There has been much press about the formal retraction issued by the Lancet (British Medical Journal) in recent days. It is regarding their famous publication that drew into question the link between the MMR vaccine and Autism. It has now been retracted, much to the joy of the medical community.
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Is NUCCA care ok for kids? NUCCA is concerned with restoring proper alignment and function to the entire spinal column. NUCCA focuses specifically on the relationship of the head to the rest of the spine. The atlas or C-1 vertebra forms a highly mobile, yet structurally weak, connection between the brain and...
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Is there such a thing as “back problem”? The truth is, it’s all connected.
I had a man in his 70’s come to our office a little over a week ago with a “back problem”. Let’s call him “Hank”. Hank had a sharp pain in lower back that had just started 3 days ago...
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In response to a comment on our YouTube page:
“What is NUCCA? How does it work? Daughter has MS lower back pain and looking for options.”
NUCCA care is centered on the scientific fact that 99.9% of the nerves in your body pass through the C1 or Atlas Vertebra. (The only nerves that do not...
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After I had my first adjustment I was feeling a little dizzy. With a few hours of rest I felt as good as new and went on with my normal routine:talked on my cell phone using my neck as the cradle, then went on to the gym and in the midst of my shoulder...
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Many people aren’t aware of the relationship between upper cervical (neck) trauma and vertigo. With all that modern science has accomplished, there are still more unanswered questions than answered ones. This is also true in the case of vertigo research. It’s been difficult to pinpoint the exact reason(s) why certain people...
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