Case Studies

In 2018, Ibrahim was cliff diving and unfortunately, on one of his dives, he hit the water at a bad angle and damaged his left shoulder. Several surgeries later, physical therapy, chiropractic treatment, and various other adjunctive therapies still left Ibrahim with the left shoulder, low back, and neck pain. One of the missing links…

One advantage of teaching is that you expose many more people to the truth of how the body works. This was the case with Lori Smith. Lori was enrolled in the World Organization For Natural Medicine’s Stewardship program of which I was one of ten professors teaching the program. As is often the case, the…

There are no accidents in the universe. Miriam Denum was referred to my office for a broken temporary bridge. The patient related a primary chief complaint of tooth sensitivity to heat. Before repair of Miriam’s bridge, her cranium was assessed. The premise is real simple. If the foundation is crooked, restoring the broken bridge into…

Shelly was scheduled for surgery to alleviate severe, constant stomach pain. The universe connected her to me via a chance meeting with my secretary. In addition to her stomach ulcer, she had severe migraine headaches. Following a cranial adjustment, Shelly’s migraines disappeared. She was placed on a food based supplement program to assist the healing…

Mainstream media doesn’t cover such events; it is intentional because it doesn’t want the public to become aware that physicians really do not understand how the body works. Case in point. Jennifer came to my practice with her boyfriend. She presented several symptoms relating to her ears: Popping sounds bilaterally Clogged feeling in both ears Pulling…

Most people remember the creative genius of the 1998 Volkwagen ad which made the statement, “Zero to 60, yes.” Treatment of Martin Hollstein followed a similar pattern. The longer one’s symptoms exist, the longer it takes to resolve them. For almost seven years, Martin was sleeping at best two hours a night, had severe fatigue…

Orthodontics / Neck Pain Connection Marc B. was a 44 year old male who suffered chronic cervical and low back pain for a 14 year period The patient accidentally fell two stories through an elavator shaft and landed on his back. He was in a body cast for 7 months. The doctors did not believe…

A Class II Division II malocclusion represents a deep overbite and retruded mandible. Such a structural imbalance causes a reflex forward head posture to open up the airway. In addition, the deep bite and retruded mandible causes a loss of the upper cervical lordotic curve and compression of the spine. These structural changes translate into…

IQ / Orthodontics Connection Standard orthodontic technique recommends the use of rapid palatal expansion devices as a quick way to widen a narrow palate. The widening process is accomplished by means of a rigid device (Hyrax) that is literally fixed to the upper teeth by means of orthodontic bands and dental cement. The appliance has…

LW is a male in his early sixties who suffered right arm pain for the past two years. LW described his pain as that equal to the pain of gout. The pain would come on suddenly and leave as quickly. There was no pattern to the pain cycles. LW was examined and treated by chiropractors…