NZer1 wrote: ... The posts that you have given all show IMO that there is a time lag between cause and effect and there is, as yet, no 'test' or accepted research to support your understanding.
What do you think will be the steps to simple dx? and for that matter will it be possible to dx with current medical methods?
Do you have a research proposal to support the understandings?
Who will be the most likely Medical Specialty to lead and guide others in this understanding?
Is technology far enough advanced yet to help with detecting this understanding?
Is it possible that there will not be much that can be done for people with these problems?
It appears that early detection of problems from injuries will be vital to mantain QOL?
It seems that what you are describing is a de-generative problem 'set' that can be managed, and that will require focused attention to many things such as diet, meditation and exercise as well as specialist treatment of the upper spine? Generally a mindful attention to ones body, mind and spirit? Basically not a Pharmacological or pill popping management?
blossom wrote: ... when i read about the fellows neck locking, i recalled when i was about 8 or 9 yrs. old upon getting up one morning my neck being locked and could not move it and very bad pain. we were country people and there was not much doctoring. my dad, a very big and strong man, said come here blossom i'll fix that--he lifted up up by my head and gave a jerk. i saw stars, but it worked. when a person really looks back it makes me wonder how my head didn't actually fall off with all the abuse of falls etc. after all, compared to other bone structures of the body the neck is pretty small to be holding such a heavy head and to boot all the sensitive and sooo important transmission lines connecting everything.
have a great weekend--and if you are half as good a cook as you are a chiro. researcher--then everybody is in for a real treat!!
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