Praise For: Evaluation and Corrections for Vagus Nerve Involvement

These techniques are great to use on kids and adults so everyone can benefit. It’s a lot of info but also practical. There are multiple options to correct what you find so many techniques can be used

I feel more confident to market to the people with specific stress related problems

I was seeing a 4-year-old girl that was always crying and so easily triggered. Followed the protocol and within 2 visits she was already much less reactive according to her family and teachers.

Yes, I would recommend this course. It gives you confidence to help people with more than just back pain! A whole new market and ways of helping people.

It was great!

Knowing how global the effects of vagus nerve could impact on our body, I wish to learn the way to evaluate and correct these.

I learnt how to evaluate a vagus nerve distortion, and the techniques and protocol for it.

Since quite a lot of the patients in my clinic do show certain signs of vagus nerve irritation, most commonly due to a chronic stressful environment. I find the vagus reflex points useful as an add-on to my usual practice.

Thanks a lot for teaching us such a comprehensive protocol.

The program was very comprehensive and interesting take on adjusting

I took this course specifically to address my patients with vagus nerve impairment which is the most vital and important thing to me as I am my practice.

I would recommend this course because it has specificities to diagnosis correct and check also love low force.

This program is full of information which I still need to digest, and I do love the cranial adjusting.

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.

I decided to take this course because I have learned so much detail in your other courses when it comes to assessing and figuring out the root causes for symptoms and it has refined my abilities to really make significant changes.

I think everyone needs the refined detail that is taught in these classes which makes it so much easier to be really effective when addressing any symptom that a patient presents.

I feel so much more confident with patient care. It has helped me figure out my own physical issues when I am not feeling 100%. I also feel so much more compelled to tell parents how important it is to have their children treated on a regular basis as well as themselves.

I now check all patients for vagus involvement and checking the indicators before and after the treatment has shown me how effective the treatment is. For example having the patients close their eyes and turn the head left and right and then back to center indicating a possible occiput compression or anterior atlas. I start with those indicators and I am really surprised how often these show to need adjustments to rectify the Imbalance. This is just another example of how the class has given me more very specific details which when combined with all the other protocols we have at hand giving the patient high quality care.

This program is presented so very well organized and the fact that both Dr. Martin and Dr. Nancy are so available to help in learning the material – a must for all chiropractors in my opinion.