Do You Feel Unstable?

Multiple Sclerosis, Balance and CoordinationMovement problems such as problems with balance and coordination are a hallmark of Multiple Sclerosis. Impaired nerve conduction means muscles are not behaving the way they used to.

People may feel suddenly weak in one limb or they may find objects slipping easily out of their hands. If there’s damage to the cerebellum, the part of the brain that controls balance, people might also be unsteady on their feet and prone to falling.

Upper neck Researcher Dr. Erin Elster found that over 90% of patients diagnosed with MS had experienced at least one significant head or neck trauma prior to the onset of their symptoms.

These accidents and injuries can lead to a twisting and turning of the bones in the upper neck and change the way the head is positioned. Even a small change in the position of the head initiates a reflex in the brain in order to keep the eyes and ears level. This righting reflex causes the posture of the body to shift and change, leading to a tilting in the shoulders, the hips and eventually imbalances all the way down to the legs. These body imbalances cause significant changes in the way your body distributes your weight when you stand and walk.

 

Natural Relief for Multiple Sclerosis in Renton, WA

A gentle correction of the original misalignment in the upper neck restores proper head position leading to positive changes in posture throughout the entire body.

Restoring the body to a balanced position is key to improving standing and walking in multiple sclerosis and other chronic conditions.

In the same study conducted by Dr. Elster with MS patients she found that over 90% of the patients receiving upper cervical chiropractic care responded with significant symptomatic improvement and no further disease progression over a 5 year period.

Natural relief for multiple sclerosis symptoms is possible.

Are you tired of falling?  Do you live in fear of staircases and other unstable surfaces?

Then It’s time for you to have your upper neck thoroughly evaluated with the NUCCA protocol.

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Dr. Kurt Sherwood, D.C. is Upper Cervical Specialist trained by the National Upper Cervical Chiropractic Association. He is in private practice in the state of Washington in the city of Renton. He specializes in correcting problems in the upper cervical spine (upper neck). This vital area is intimately connected to the central nervous system and problems in this area have been shown to be an underlying cause of a variety of different health problems. More information can be found on his website at www.restorationspinalcare.com

References:

Eighty-One Patients with Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s Disease Undergoing Upper Cervical Chiropractic Care to Correct Vertebral Subluxation: A Retrospective Analysis” by Erin L. Elster, DC. Journal of Vertebral Subluxation Research. August 2004.

 

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About the Author

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Upper Cervical Chiropractic in Renton | Sherwood Spinal Care
Dr. Kurt Sherwood comes from a family of Chiropractors that have been serving the Seattle area for over 50 years. Dr. Kurt Sherwood graduated from the prestigious Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport Iowa in 1989. He has been practicing in the Renton area since that time. Dr. Sherwood is board certified in the NUCCA technique. He is a member of the National Upper Cervical Chiropractic Association (NUCCA), International Chiropractic Association (ICA), and Washington State Chiropractic Association (WSCA). He serves on the board of directors for the NUCCA organization, is an instructor in the NUCCA procedure, and is a published research author. He is currently volunteering time and resources toward publication of future projects in conjunction with the UCRF.