Research Information

The practice of chiropractic is based on sound scientific principles.

The existence of the nervous system as the primary control mechanism of the body is an undisputed scientific fact. Its relationship with the spine is the focus of the practice of chiropractic. When the vertebrae of the spine become misaligned, two major consequences will result: the range of motion becomes limited and spinal nerves emerging from the spinal cord are compromised. Chiropractors use the term “subluxation” to describe such disruptions. 

Interruption of nerve flow can eventually lead to dysfunction, pain, disability, and an overall decrease in the quality of life. Conversely, the removal of that interference has been shown to have significant, lasting health benefits. Through the adjustment of the subluxation, the doctor of chiropractic endeavors to restore normal nerve expression. The body is then able to respond appropriately to any imbalance in the system, thus restoring function and health.

Informational Links

Up C Spine

This website was created primarily as an information website for people desperately searching for answers to their medical conditions.

Orthospinology

The Society of Chiropractic Orthospinology is dedicated to promoting one of the greatest health care procedures in the world.

Blair Chiropractic Society

Information about the Blair Upper Cervical  technique.

Upper Cervical Care

An informational website with a wealth of knowledge and testimonials of Upper Cervical Care.

Research Links

Up C Spine Research Library

Articles and case studies for a variety of cases

Journal of Upper Cervical Chiropractic Research

Publication of upper cervical research projects

Erin Elster Website

Personal practice page with many case studies and published research articles.

Knee Chest Upper Cervical Specific

Research based on the Knee Chest Upper Cervical technique of correcting the upper cervical spine

Mayer Chiropractic Website

Personal practice page with many case studies and published research articles.

Upper Cervical Research Foundation

Research based on the NUCCA technique

AO Publications

Research based on the Atlas Orthogonal technique of correcting the upper cervical spine

Evidence of Hope

Contact us for more information on how upper cervical care may be right for you.

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