Praise For: Evaluation and Corrections for Vagus Nerve Involvement

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.

My three takeaways from this program:
1. The reflexology for the organ systems related to the vagus nerve
2. The refresher regarding occipital sideslip and compression and how they are moving anatomically
3. The atlas dural meningeal restriction correction.

Some of my infants and adults that were experiencing a plateau in care were able to take the next step in their healing journey by addressing the occipital compression and atlas dural meningeal restriction

I have a 4 year-old that after having a tonsillectomy and tick bite was experiencing anxiety again and insomnia. Using some of the evaluations discussed he had an occipital side slip, CMRT of the stomach and a ventricular bulb release. Also recommended an Epsom salt bath to continue detoxing the system and mom said he started to sleep through the night again.

I would recommend this program. I always appreciate the bite-sized information provided in each video. The course also provided a refresher of what I learned in the pediatric certification program with additional direction to help support those with things like sympathetic dominance symptoms.

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.

This is my second time doing this program. The information is useful and applicable. The videos and class action assignments are really helpful as well as the transcript and the workbook. This allows for multiple ways to learn the information. Repetition and practice is how one learns to apply this knowledge in a clinical setting.

Being able to apply this “now” simple process to unlock the Vagus nerve has helped me to improve the condition of some of my more difficult cases that I was struggling with.

I have a post-Covid patient who was struggling with digestive issues (could not eat anything without feeling sick) and suffered from extreme fatigue. I did NRT (muscle testing) and my regular chiropractic regimen with very little change. When I started applying the Vagus correction protocol, things started shifting. He is now slowly improving.

I would recommend this course because the knowledge is valuable, but also because it is explained in a coherent and applicable manner.

I loved learning about the vagus nerve points in the abdomen. I love how you discussed the atlas involvement as separate sides as it hasn’t fused and I loved watching it done on a child, older child and adult.

I perform vagus adjustments on most patients now and always check for tender points in the hands etc. I am much more conscious about vagal involvement and feel this course bridged a huge gap in my skill set so thank you!

I would recommend this course. It is straight forward, easy to digest videos and short videos, which for a mum is essential!

Have done several courses now and always find them amazing so thank you!