Why Early Treatment is Crucial for Concussions Concussions have recently gained widespread attention, especially in sports, due to their potentially severe, long-term effects on cognitive, emotional, and physical health. However, while the diagnosis of concussions is becoming more accurate, the standard medical treatment often remains limited to rest and monitoring. This approach may help prevent…
Introduction: Asperger’s syndrome is considered a high-functioning autism [1] and since its exact cause is unknown some research supports the likelihood of a genetic basis. It differs from other autism spectrum disorders by its relative preservation of linguistic and cognitive development. Although not required for diagnosis, physical clumsiness and atypical use of language are frequently…
Understanding the Difference Between “Common” and “Normal” In the early stages of life, a child’s brain and body are undergoing rapid development. During this time, even subtle imbalances or distortions in the structure of the skull and face can have significant effects on a child’s growth, neurological function, and overall health. Cranial-facial distortions, while often…
Introduction: Approximately 4 million babies born in the U.S. each year, up to 35% with reflux in the first few months of life, which may resolve by their first birthday yet some will never outgrow the condition. Beyond infancy, up to one fourth of children and adolescents have recurrent abdominal pain, whereas only 5% report…
Abstract Objective: The bulk of this article will deal with the presenting condition of infertility and how corrective chiropractic care (specifically Sacro Occipital Technique) has influenced the aforementioned condition. Clinical Features: This thirty four year old woman entered my office on January 10 2000, seeking chiropractic care for a variety of conditions, including help with…
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