Praise For: Evaluation and Corrections for Vagus Nerve Involvement

My Three Takeaways from this class:
1. Learned different indicators for vagus nerve involvement.
2. Identify and correct for occipital compression and sideslip.
3. Number 1 take away look for anterior atlas and specific adjustment for atlas.

I now recognize when a patient has vagus nerve involvement and how to specifically adjust occiput, atlas and temporal bone in various ways to help balance the system. I have adjusted occipital compression and anterior atlas on multiple patients and feel my adjustment is much more specific. I look forward to seeing the progress.

I recommend this program to any chiropractor looking to adjust more specifically for better results. Some things like temporal adjustments were confusing to me and I will need a lot of practice. This is where I sometimes need an in person seminar

I’ve taken several of your programs and feel so much confidence in my adjustments while using many of the things I’ve learned. Thank you so much for offering so much to help chiropractors achieve even better results.

I took this course because I did not feel like I was providing as comprehensive upper cervical care as I thought possible for my patients. Three takeaways from this program is that it is very thorough, with detailed instructions and I had the ability to watch the classes multiple times, I have already helped infants and adults improve their health, I have used it on many long-standing patients with excellent results, it has given me more confidence in my ability to diagnose and treat my patients.

I have a grandma that has been a patient of our office for years. She is raising a granddaughter who is 11 years old. I changed the posters in our office so that a poster on the importance of pediatric care was emphasized. I placed it on the wall right beside my adjusting table. The grandma noticed it and began asking about her granddaughter. Turns out she had a horrible delivery and walks very bound with her neck and shoulders compressed. The grandma described her gait as lumbering. She is on an IEP as a struggling reader. She is on Medicaid of which we do not take but I could not knowingly refuse care for this patient so I am treating her at no charge. I have only seen her four times and she said she no longer feels she has a heavy weight on her shoulders, she could not walk heel to toe without falling, etc. Her tutor has noticed a vast improvement in her reading since receiving these four adjustments. She is able to balance on one leg and easily walk heel to toe. Everyone is thrilled with her progress.

I appreciate the effort you both have put into making this class detailed and thorough which has enabled even me at almost 65 years of age to be able to learn it and use the techniques to make a difference in the lives of my patients! Blessings to both of you!

The Vagus Nerve has a central relevance in the development of adaptation to stress, disorders in the functioning of this nerve can condition the development of various pathologies.

My takeaways from the program:
1. Excellent training and very complete.
2. Obtaining knowledge about the foundation for the various techniques.
3. Techniques that are learned and are immediately applicable.
4. Learning system with resolution of doubts.
5. Objective utility when complementing with exams such as the HRV.

This program has allowed me to more effectively improve symptoms such as pain, headache and cognitive problems. It has given me the tools to clearly demonstrate the benefits of Chiropractic beyond pain management.

I used these techniques and not only did it resolve the headache, but I also measured his change in HRV pre and post adjustment, and the change was clear and noticeable. Incredible experience.

I highly recommend this program, essential, clear, complete, concise, and above all with the complement of being able to clarify your doubts. The experience of Doctors Watson and Rosen is invaluable and I am honored to have been able to participate in this experience.

I decided to take this course because the vagus nerve has received a lot of attention in social media. So I thought it would be good to study the vagus nerve again and the adjusting techniques specific to influencing the vagus nerve.

My 3 take away would be:
1. Identifying occipital side slip versus compression.
2. Using the indicators to show the patient how patient how clearing the occiput and Atlas clears the indicators.
3. Familiarizing myself with the track of the Vagus nerve and relating it to adjusting procedures.

I was struck by the clearing of most indicators with the proper adjustment of Atlas occiput. One patient comes to mind that had developed a cough that was uncontrollable and happened only when he was sitting. I used these procedures and his cough has not returned.

I was reluctant to take an online program… This was my first time taking a serious course online. I found the presentations to be concise, well prepared and organized. I appreciated being able to listen to them multiple times as they were packed with information.

This program is well organized with a precise, strong take home message to practice.

This brings me a new tool to treat my patients.

I would definitely recommend this course. It is easy to learn and practice as we go step by step in the process with a strong review at the end to pull it all in place. Many thanks.