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Monday, November 29, 2010

Results: Gentle Upper Cervical Care for Baby's

In my last video, Part 1, I showed how you could tell if your baby was in need of being corrected by a NUCCA doctor. I am re-posting that video here for your convenience.


Next, in Part 2 I show the correction procedure. It's pretty interesting, but you really need to see Part 1 so you can see the immediate differences. I am also posting the video---Part 3---of my exam of the infant and my interview with the mother regarding the extraordinary results from just one correction in just 2 days!



In my first video, I showed how parents could recognize when their baby is out of alignment and needs to be corrected using the gentle NUCCA procedure.



I discussed how a small amount of misalignment between their head and neck can cause symptoms affecting the eyes, ears, nose and throat--including digestion and airway disorders. I made recommendations that parents should have their infant checked by a Grostic based upper cervical doctor such as a NUCCA or Atlas Orthogonal specialist.



I pointed out that one of the things parents and caregivers can look for is: the tendency of the length of their little bodies to bend or twist to one side, in a "banana" like posture while sleeping, diaper changing or laying on their backs. Also, notice any difficulty in breast-feeding more on one side than the other. This usually indicates a subluxation in the infant.

Here is the first of three. Enjoy, and share this with someone you love.


Part 1

Friday, October 29, 2010

Gentle Upper Cervical Care for Baby's

Dr. Chapman shows how parents can recognize when there baby needs to be corrected using the gentle NUCCA procedure. Symptoms affecting the eyes, ears, nose and throat--including digestion and airway disorders should be checked by a Grostic based upper cervical doctor such as a NUCCA or Atlas Orthogonal specialist. Look... for tendency to bend or twist to one side, in a "banana" like posture while sleeping, diaper changing or laying on their backs.