How She Arrived
In this month's Spinal Correction Spotlight we are reviewing the comparison X-rays of a 31-year-old woman who works in the aesthetics industry. She came to us complaining of headaches, severe neck and upper back pain, as well as radiating pain into her arms, going on for a few months with increasing frequency and intensity. It was starting to affect her work as well.
What Her Films Showed
The initial images, taken March 22, 2023, show the effects of looking down for most of your day. In her case her stress came from work, but the same stress applies when you are on your phone or tablet, or reading a book, or studying.
Anytime we put the neck into flexion, which is looking down, for long periods, we lose that important cervical curve and stress the nerve system. That same posture was beginning to have effects on her low back as well, as the lumbar curve was starting to straighten out.
Clinical Findings — Initial Examination
Patient: 31-year-old female, aesthetics industry
Presenting complaints: Headaches, severe neck and upper back pain, radiating pain into both arms for a few months with increasing frequency and intensity; work affected
X-ray type: AP cervical and lateral cervical
Initial X-ray: March 22, 2023 — loss of the cervical curve from sustained neck flexion; lumbar curve beginning to straighten
Re-evaluation X-ray: September 8, 2023 — cervical correction following the six-month plan kept at recommended frequency
Care span: 6 months of corrective care between films, frequency kept as recommended
Outcome: Headaches mostly resolved; radiating shoulder and arm pain completely resolved; neck pain reduced by over 90%; working without interruption
Cervical AP — Before & After
Cervical Lateral — Before & After
Six Months Later
She kept her care recommendations for the six month plan, and her re-evaluation films on September 8, 2023 are very encouraging.
Her headaches have mostly resolved. The pain radiating into her shoulders and arms has completely resolved. Her neck pain has reduced by over 90%. Her Quality of Life has improved and she has been able to work, without interruption, since beginning spinal correction.
What This Case Shows
Correcting subluxations restores the body's innate healing capacity. Correcting subluxations restores the connection between the brain and the body, assisting the Innate Intelligence of the body in regulating the body properly. Not everyone responds as quickly as she did, as we all heal differently, but we all do heal.
I am not the healer. I move the bone; God does the healing. You are a self-healing organism, and when you are subluxation free, not only does your spine heal, but your body expresses life the way you were created to.
Every Hour Looking Down Is an Hour Your Neck Carries
If your work keeps your head bent forward, a structural evaluation shows what it has already cost. Come in for an X-ray analysis and find out what your own films show.
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