whitcomb--atlas orthogony?

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is dr whitcombs same/similar thing as what an atlas orthogonist does?

because when I first got disabled with this whole situation it did

seem clear that a neck injury was tied in and I did get the most

relief back then (90-91) from atlas orthogonist where she just

adjusted near the atlas, theory being that spine corrects from neck

down. It did help but it wasnt curative but it got rid of daily

headaches and I still see correlation between certain symptoms and my

spine, mine is hypermobile in cervical area so can be frustrating, any

jarring can set things off and I wonder if it somehow releases toxins

or hormones or fluid or something that cascades ties into cfids.fm.

[Moderator: the old (UK/Canadian/Australia) name for CFIDS is Myalgic

Encephalomyelitis , that is, " inflammation of the brain and spinal cord with

muscle pain " would cause problems with the spine due to inflammation.

Personally, I find it's a much more accurate description and in keeping with the

hypo-perfusion see in the brain of CFIDS patients]