"Correcting the subluxation doesn't fix a symptom — it restores the nerve connection those symptoms were telling you was missing." — Dr. Romar Rochet
What this patient presented with
A patient came in with migraines and lower-body parasthesias — tingling and numbness that had been there long enough to feel normal. Two separate complaints. Both unresolved.
What the analysis found
Spinal X-ray and structural analysis found subluxations in both the cervical spine and the lumbosacral region. Those vertebral levels map to the nerve pathways involved in both complaints. Two problems. One cause.
The correction
Dr. Rochet adjusted the specific vertebral levels involved — not to address the migraines or the numbness directly, but to correct the displacement causing nerve interference at those roots. The body handles the rest. The adjustment removes the block.
Two complaints. One structural cause. When the subluxations at the cervical spine and lumbosacral region were corrected, the nerve interference at both levels cleared. The body did the rest.
What happened
The migraines cleared. The parasthesias cleared. That's in the video — not a treatment outcome, a correction outcome.
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