Desperately Seeking Relief
From a Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis…
And Wanting Your Life Back?”
If So, Then I’ve Got Great News For You!
From a Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis…
And Wanting Your Life Back?”
If So, Then I’ve Got Great News For You!
Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis is caused by repeated concussions resulting in inflammation of the brain. The acute injury is the traumatic part. The scar tissue which develops causes the chronic portion of your symptoms. “Itis” means inflammation. Encephalitis is inflammation of the brain.
Repeated closed head injuries often occur in sports related injuries such as boxing, football, and rugby. Basketball is not far behind due to elbows flying and hitting players in the face and head while going for rebounds. As the head absorbs the force associated with the injury, compression and twisting occurs in the joints of the skull.
When a blow to the head is sufficiently hard, compression of the neck and brainstem occurs which injures the soft tissue known as muscles, tendons, ligaments, and fascia. The direction of the force will determine which bodily parts receive the most injury. Helmets, such as those worn in football will reduce the force of the impact; however the impact is only reduced and not eliminated. Being in good muscular shape will also reduce the severity of injuries.
The multiple nature of these concussions is similar to being in a series of car wrecks. The results begin by each new injury being added to the lingering effects of the previous injuries. Later, there is a multiplication effect that begins to occur as new injuries re-aggravate the old injuries that have healed in the wrong place.
Medical imaging such as X-rays, Cat scans, and MRIs are very helpful to find broken bones, fractures, and tumors. BEAM scans are better for locating brain inflammation, contusions, circulation, or lack of circulation inside of the brain. BEAM scans stand for Brain Electrical Activity Maps. These scans are what we call “hard copy evidence” which documents the chronic effects of these concussions. These same BEAM scans are also useful to repeat during or after medical therapy to determine the effectiveness of treatment.
Research shows that concussions can have “cerebellar” and “vestibular” components. Conventional medical wisdom says that cerebellar concussions go away in a month with rest and avoiding overstimulation. Vestibular concussions appear to have far reaching long term neurological effects.
Repeated closed head injuries often occur in sports related injuries such as boxing, football, and rugby. Basketball is not far behind due to elbows flying and hitting players in the face and head while going for rebounds. As the head absorbs the force associated with the injury, compression and twisting occurs in the joints of the skull.
When a blow to the head is sufficiently hard, compression of the neck and brainstem occurs which injures the soft tissue known as muscles, tendons, ligaments, and fascia. The direction of the force will determine which bodily parts receive the most injury. Helmets, such as those worn in football will reduce the force of the impact; however the impact is only reduced and not eliminated. Being in good muscular shape will also reduce the severity of injuries.
The multiple nature of these concussions is similar to being in a series of car wrecks. The results begin by each new injury being added to the lingering effects of the previous injuries. Later, there is a multiplication effect that begins to occur as new injuries re-aggravate the old injuries that have healed in the wrong place.
Medical imaging such as X-rays, Cat scans, and MRIs are very helpful to find broken bones, fractures, and tumors. BEAM scans are better for locating brain inflammation, contusions, circulation, or lack of circulation inside of the brain. BEAM scans stand for Brain Electrical Activity Maps. These scans are what we call “hard copy evidence” which documents the chronic effects of these concussions. These same BEAM scans are also useful to repeat during or after medical therapy to determine the effectiveness of treatment.
Research shows that concussions can have “cerebellar” and “vestibular” components. Conventional medical wisdom says that cerebellar concussions go away in a month with rest and avoiding overstimulation. Vestibular concussions appear to have far reaching long term neurological effects.
The typical medical approach to healing a concussion advocates rest and stress avoidance. In the last few years, athletes who suffered multiple concussions in their athletic career donated their brains to science in hopes of finding out why they were so depressed, angry, and suffered from memory loss and dementia. These autopsies revealed Tau Proteins in the brain. These Tau proteins were not normal proteins. They were “tangled” and appeared to be consistently present in the brains of these athletes who have suffered multiple concussions. However, the only way to find out if these proteins were in the brain was an autopsy. Who wants to wait until you are dead to find out if you have these Tau Proteins? By then, it is way too late. The goal has been to find a way to fix and repair the brains of these injured athletes while they are still alive.
Medical research has reached a point in time where they only want HARD COPY OBJECTIVE DATA to prove whether an injury exists. The days are gone of solely relying upon what the patient tells you that they feel. Many athletes, even in high school will research the subject so that they can lie to their trainer in order to go back into the game. Coaches have been notorious for wanting to have the good players in the game at all costs. Not much thought was given to the long term health of the athlete.
Now, the athletic trainers are following certain specific protocols as to a precise schedule that must be followed once the athlete has “had his bell rung” and suffered a concussion.
The newest methods of determining whether a concussion has occurred and still exists now uses computerized programs which measure the athletes sense of balance. It measures Vestibular Reflexes and Proprioception.
Treatment still involves partial rest and avoid overstimulation. However, it also involves having the patient put on a pair of sunglasses to avoid sunlight glare and overstimulation and then walk outside in the fresh air. Cold Lasers are then used to stimulate the dormant portions of the brain. This is done through the bones of the head itself. Omega Three fatty acids are prescribed such as Cod Liver Oil to reduce inflammation of the brain. Anti-inflammatories that are able to cross the Blood-Brain Barrier must also be used. Regular anti-inflammatories that do not cross the blood-brain barrie are of limited use. Using Low Pressure Hyperbaric Oxygen daily for 3 to 4 months will make a difference in whether someone actually overcomes the concussion and heals or whether they are left with the effects of a Chronic Post Concussion Syndrome. It is extremely important that the Hyperbaric Oxygen tent uses only 1.3 atmospheres to 1.5 atmospheres of pressure. Using pressures higher than these disrupts the partial pressures of oxygen and other gasses in the bloodstream and actually hinder healing because it causes enlargement and swelling of red blood cells.
Medical research has reached a point in time where they only want HARD COPY OBJECTIVE DATA to prove whether an injury exists. The days are gone of solely relying upon what the patient tells you that they feel. Many athletes, even in high school will research the subject so that they can lie to their trainer in order to go back into the game. Coaches have been notorious for wanting to have the good players in the game at all costs. Not much thought was given to the long term health of the athlete.
Now, the athletic trainers are following certain specific protocols as to a precise schedule that must be followed once the athlete has “had his bell rung” and suffered a concussion.
The newest methods of determining whether a concussion has occurred and still exists now uses computerized programs which measure the athletes sense of balance. It measures Vestibular Reflexes and Proprioception.
Treatment still involves partial rest and avoid overstimulation. However, it also involves having the patient put on a pair of sunglasses to avoid sunlight glare and overstimulation and then walk outside in the fresh air. Cold Lasers are then used to stimulate the dormant portions of the brain. This is done through the bones of the head itself. Omega Three fatty acids are prescribed such as Cod Liver Oil to reduce inflammation of the brain. Anti-inflammatories that are able to cross the Blood-Brain Barrier must also be used. Regular anti-inflammatories that do not cross the blood-brain barrie are of limited use. Using Low Pressure Hyperbaric Oxygen daily for 3 to 4 months will make a difference in whether someone actually overcomes the concussion and heals or whether they are left with the effects of a Chronic Post Concussion Syndrome. It is extremely important that the Hyperbaric Oxygen tent uses only 1.3 atmospheres to 1.5 atmospheres of pressure. Using pressures higher than these disrupts the partial pressures of oxygen and other gasses in the bloodstream and actually hinder healing because it causes enlargement and swelling of red blood cells.
A Chiropractic Neurologist can be very helpful in understanding the specifics of the concussion and determining whether the anterior cerebral artery is compromised or if it is the middle cerebral artery or the posterior cerebral artery.
Closed Head Injuries are not new and there is a solution that works to give long term relief. The main problem is that the medical community is “willfully ignorant” and are not utilizing the new research of what is working effectively to reduce the chronic nature of these concussions.
Research over the last 20 years has revealed that 98% of all symptoms related to Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis are caused by inflammation, closed head injuries, and a dehydrated brain. These injuries cause inflammation which goes through a specific series of steps during the healing process. One of the first steps that occur during the injury is broken blood vessels known as capillaries. These are the smallest of the blood vessels. They form what are called capillary beds. It is the breaking of these capillary beds that cause bruising. The medical term would be called a contusion. These inflammatory symptoms are exacerbated by Collapse of the Palatine suture and Sphenoid.
The real reason that prescription medication used in the typical medical approach and surgery do not help most people is because they do NOT address the real problem which is Collapse of the Palatine suture and Sphenoid bone. This causes sleep apnea and loss of oxygen to the brain.
Physical trauma and Inflammation causes a loss of the horizontal and vertical dimensions of the skull and mouth and cause skull compression. This ends up causing compression and twisting of the “Temporal Bone” and “Sphenoid Bone”. Subluxation Complexes of the Skull are addressed using cranial adjustments called “Central Nervous System Restoration”. This allows the “sphenoid bone” to be leveled up as much as possible and allows the temporal bone to be rotated back into its original correct anatomical position. It also opens up the compressed palatine suture and allows breathing and flow of oxygen to improve.
After the initial injury, calcium is released into the injured area as part of a cascade of events to stop any bleeding. This includes the release of thrombin, pro-thrombin, fibrin, and fibrinogen. All of this is part of the healing process and formation of scar tissue. The scar tissue starts out as flexible tissue which later dehydrates, hardens, and contracts over time. As the calcium rushes in to the damaged area, it creates small calcium deposits in the sutures of the head. These calcium deposits eventually cause problems with a loss of flexibility in the movement of bones in the head. Essentially, it creates arthritis of the skull bones.
Closed Head Injuries are not new and there is a solution that works to give long term relief. The main problem is that the medical community is “willfully ignorant” and are not utilizing the new research of what is working effectively to reduce the chronic nature of these concussions.
Research over the last 20 years has revealed that 98% of all symptoms related to Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis are caused by inflammation, closed head injuries, and a dehydrated brain. These injuries cause inflammation which goes through a specific series of steps during the healing process. One of the first steps that occur during the injury is broken blood vessels known as capillaries. These are the smallest of the blood vessels. They form what are called capillary beds. It is the breaking of these capillary beds that cause bruising. The medical term would be called a contusion. These inflammatory symptoms are exacerbated by Collapse of the Palatine suture and Sphenoid.
The real reason that prescription medication used in the typical medical approach and surgery do not help most people is because they do NOT address the real problem which is Collapse of the Palatine suture and Sphenoid bone. This causes sleep apnea and loss of oxygen to the brain.
Physical trauma and Inflammation causes a loss of the horizontal and vertical dimensions of the skull and mouth and cause skull compression. This ends up causing compression and twisting of the “Temporal Bone” and “Sphenoid Bone”. Subluxation Complexes of the Skull are addressed using cranial adjustments called “Central Nervous System Restoration”. This allows the “sphenoid bone” to be leveled up as much as possible and allows the temporal bone to be rotated back into its original correct anatomical position. It also opens up the compressed palatine suture and allows breathing and flow of oxygen to improve.
After the initial injury, calcium is released into the injured area as part of a cascade of events to stop any bleeding. This includes the release of thrombin, pro-thrombin, fibrin, and fibrinogen. All of this is part of the healing process and formation of scar tissue. The scar tissue starts out as flexible tissue which later dehydrates, hardens, and contracts over time. As the calcium rushes in to the damaged area, it creates small calcium deposits in the sutures of the head. These calcium deposits eventually cause problems with a loss of flexibility in the movement of bones in the head. Essentially, it creates arthritis of the skull bones.
Your head is made up of various skull bones which come together in joints that are called sutures. In Europe, all doctors are taught that these bones of the skull and the sutures are moveable throughout your whole lifetime. In America and in the United Kingdom (England) only the Osteopaths are taught that these bones move during your whole lifetime. All of the other Medical doctors, Chiropractors, and physical therapists are taught that these bones fuse at the age 18 to 20. The difference seems to be that the textbooks for England and America used data that was taken from dissection of dead bodies which were preserved with formaldehyde while the textbooks for the European doctors used information from earlier dissection of bodies that were not preserved with formaldehyde.
Inside of the skull bones is our brain which is made up of two hemispheres and various lobes which each have specific functions. Closed head injuries cause compression of the brain and result in cerebellar atrophy which causes cerebellar ataxia. Atrophy means "to shrink or become smaller". Cerebellar means "the back portion of the brain". Ataxia means "not coordinated" or "balance problems that interfere with walking". Depression goes along with all of these symptoms that are caused by a dry and shrinking brain. Medical doctors tend to tell patients that they just need to not take life so seriously or that it is all in your head and go to see the psychiatrist. Research over the last 10 years has revealed that 90% of all Depression is a result of low brain neurotransmitters caused by abnormal pressure on the “Pituitary gland” which is the Master Endocrine gland.
Alzheimer’s and Dementia are two of the common sets of symptoms that occur when scar tissue occurs inside of the brain and spinal cord.
During the initial injury, both the brain and the soft tissue get bruised. Then, the inflammation starts in the injured muscles, tendons, and ligaments. The inflammation spreads and causes thinning of the blood brain barrier. This allows inflammation to cross into the brain.
Concussions and Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis can even cause Epilepsy to occur when the circulation to the brain dries out and atrophy sets in. This causes various portions of the brain begin to “short circuit” and cause the seizures. This is due in a large part because of a shortage of GABA (gamma amino butyric acid) which is the major neuro inhibitor of the brain. Without it the brain “short circuits”.
The brain is made of nerve cells which are called neurons. These are the cells that carry impulses from the brain to the organs and muscles of the body. There are also other types of brain cells which act as support cells, but are not actively involved with the transmission of nerve impulses. These are called glial and microglial cells. They are the astrocytes and the oligodendrocytes.
The inflammation affects the astrocytes and the oligodendrocytes just like a wildfire on an open prairie. The inflammation (grass fire) injures the support cells and causes them to die. The wildfire then spreads to the neighboring astrocytes and oligodendrocytes injuring and killing them. The inflammation continues to spread from one injured nerve cell to the next. As these astrocytes and oligodendrocytes are injured and die; they create scar tissue within the brain and spinal cord.
Inside of the skull bones is our brain which is made up of two hemispheres and various lobes which each have specific functions. Closed head injuries cause compression of the brain and result in cerebellar atrophy which causes cerebellar ataxia. Atrophy means "to shrink or become smaller". Cerebellar means "the back portion of the brain". Ataxia means "not coordinated" or "balance problems that interfere with walking". Depression goes along with all of these symptoms that are caused by a dry and shrinking brain. Medical doctors tend to tell patients that they just need to not take life so seriously or that it is all in your head and go to see the psychiatrist. Research over the last 10 years has revealed that 90% of all Depression is a result of low brain neurotransmitters caused by abnormal pressure on the “Pituitary gland” which is the Master Endocrine gland.
Alzheimer’s and Dementia are two of the common sets of symptoms that occur when scar tissue occurs inside of the brain and spinal cord.
During the initial injury, both the brain and the soft tissue get bruised. Then, the inflammation starts in the injured muscles, tendons, and ligaments. The inflammation spreads and causes thinning of the blood brain barrier. This allows inflammation to cross into the brain.
Concussions and Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis can even cause Epilepsy to occur when the circulation to the brain dries out and atrophy sets in. This causes various portions of the brain begin to “short circuit” and cause the seizures. This is due in a large part because of a shortage of GABA (gamma amino butyric acid) which is the major neuro inhibitor of the brain. Without it the brain “short circuits”.
The brain is made of nerve cells which are called neurons. These are the cells that carry impulses from the brain to the organs and muscles of the body. There are also other types of brain cells which act as support cells, but are not actively involved with the transmission of nerve impulses. These are called glial and microglial cells. They are the astrocytes and the oligodendrocytes.
The inflammation affects the astrocytes and the oligodendrocytes just like a wildfire on an open prairie. The inflammation (grass fire) injures the support cells and causes them to die. The wildfire then spreads to the neighboring astrocytes and oligodendrocytes injuring and killing them. The inflammation continues to spread from one injured nerve cell to the next. As these astrocytes and oligodendrocytes are injured and die; they create scar tissue within the brain and spinal cord.
The inflammation continues and by the time it makes a circle within the brain; the original nerves have been replaced with new microglial cells. Then the process starts all over again. Over a period of 7 to 8 years, enough scar tissue builds which pulls and tugs on the “dural membrane” which is part of the “meningeal system”. This tension in the meningeal system eventually gets so bad that the bones in the face and head are affected which causes the roof of the mouth to begin to collapse.
Every muscle in the body is covered with a thin layer of fascia to protect it from injury. The fascia is totally connected from your head to your toes. The fascia that covers your brain and spinal cord actually comes through the joints of the skull plates and is continuous with your skin on the top of your head.
This meningeal system which covers and protects your brain and spinal cord has three layers. They are the dura matter, arachnoid matter, and the pia matter. The name dura matter comes from Latin from the word durable meaning tough. So, the dura matter is the tough matter. The arachnoid matter sounds like it deals with spiders because it looks like a cobweb. You could also say that it looks like Swiss cheese. These holes allow for the spinal fluid to flow between the layers of the meninges. The pia matter is thinner and it is not as tough as the dura.
The dura matter has very few nerves which act as pain receptors. Therefore, we normally do not feel pain in the dura. The dura matter is attached like Elmer’s glue to the inside of the skull. It is also attached to the back of the head which is called the occiput. The dura then wraps around every nerve root as it exits off of the spinal cord to go to our organs. At the bottom of the spine, the dural membrane wraps around the tailbone like Saran Wrap. It is the area at the back of the head called the occiput where the majority of the pain fibers are located in the dural membrane. Tension in the dural tube or dural membrane causes twisting which affects each and every nerve root. It eventually causes pulling on the brain-stem at the top of the spine and the occiput. This pulling is called “meningeal tension” or “dural torque”.
Many Chiropractic manipulations and adjustments are aimed at finding and fixing this tension in the upper cervical region of the spine. However, this tension in the area of the brain-stem does not stop at the top of the neck. This tension is carried into the head and affects more fascia inside of the head.
One portion of this thin but tough fascia separates the brain into the left hemisphere and the right hemisphere of the brain. It is called the “falx Cerebri” and it is vertical like the sail on a ship. The other portion of this fascia inside of the head is horizontal and it goes from the left ear to the right ear. It is called the “Tentorium Cerebelli”. When we breathe in, our lungs fill with air and so do our sinuses. When we breathe out, the lungs deflate and so do our sinuses. This breathing, called inspiration and expiration, creates movement between the head and the sacrum. This is called the cranio-sacral rhythm. It is similar to a see-saw. When the head moves slightly backward into extension, then the sacrum and the coccyx move slightly forward into flexion.
Every muscle in the body is covered with a thin layer of fascia to protect it from injury. The fascia is totally connected from your head to your toes. The fascia that covers your brain and spinal cord actually comes through the joints of the skull plates and is continuous with your skin on the top of your head.
This meningeal system which covers and protects your brain and spinal cord has three layers. They are the dura matter, arachnoid matter, and the pia matter. The name dura matter comes from Latin from the word durable meaning tough. So, the dura matter is the tough matter. The arachnoid matter sounds like it deals with spiders because it looks like a cobweb. You could also say that it looks like Swiss cheese. These holes allow for the spinal fluid to flow between the layers of the meninges. The pia matter is thinner and it is not as tough as the dura.
The dura matter has very few nerves which act as pain receptors. Therefore, we normally do not feel pain in the dura. The dura matter is attached like Elmer’s glue to the inside of the skull. It is also attached to the back of the head which is called the occiput. The dura then wraps around every nerve root as it exits off of the spinal cord to go to our organs. At the bottom of the spine, the dural membrane wraps around the tailbone like Saran Wrap. It is the area at the back of the head called the occiput where the majority of the pain fibers are located in the dural membrane. Tension in the dural tube or dural membrane causes twisting which affects each and every nerve root. It eventually causes pulling on the brain-stem at the top of the spine and the occiput. This pulling is called “meningeal tension” or “dural torque”.
Many Chiropractic manipulations and adjustments are aimed at finding and fixing this tension in the upper cervical region of the spine. However, this tension in the area of the brain-stem does not stop at the top of the neck. This tension is carried into the head and affects more fascia inside of the head.
One portion of this thin but tough fascia separates the brain into the left hemisphere and the right hemisphere of the brain. It is called the “falx Cerebri” and it is vertical like the sail on a ship. The other portion of this fascia inside of the head is horizontal and it goes from the left ear to the right ear. It is called the “Tentorium Cerebelli”. When we breathe in, our lungs fill with air and so do our sinuses. When we breathe out, the lungs deflate and so do our sinuses. This breathing, called inspiration and expiration, creates movement between the head and the sacrum. This is called the cranio-sacral rhythm. It is similar to a see-saw. When the head moves slightly backward into extension, then the sacrum and the coccyx move slightly forward into flexion.
Osteopathic doctors are well trained in this flexion/extension model of the body. A few Chiropractors understand this concept and watch for alterations in this cranio-sacral pump mechanism when they are examining a patient. Medical doctors receive no training at all in this concept. In fact, Medical doctors are called Allopathic Physicians and their training teaches them to prescribe medications and surgery but not to use natural methods. Their textbooks tell them that the bones of the skull stop moving and fuse when we are 18 years old.
The fascia that surrounds the spinal cord is connected to the fascia that supports the brain and separates the left hemisphere from the right hemisphere. It is also internally connected to all of the bones of the face and head.
The fascia of the body absorbs and holds onto tension which occurs from injuries. This creates both compression forces and shearing forces on the muscles and other soft tissue. The shearing and compression forces are the same as what happens to your neck during a rear end collision in a car accident or the shearing and compression that occurs during a head on collision and tackle on the football field.
The intervertebral discs separate the bones of the spine and keep pressure off of the nerves that go to every organ of your body. These intervertebral discs are designed to absorb compression forces but they can only do this as long as the discs are naturally wet and hydrated. This allows them to function as a wet new sponge or a shock absorber. The compression forces break down the fibers of the discs that separate the bones of your spine.
Repeated injuries to muscles and soft tissue create scaring in the fascia. This causes pulling on the fascia which surrounds the brain and spinal cord. This pulling is called dural torque or meningeal torque. Chiropractors and Osteopaths who are familiar with cranial therapy are very familiar with these terms. However, insurance companies are heavily associated with the American Medical Association and they do not even have these diagnosis codes in the new ICD-10 insurance diagnosis codes. That presents an issue when attempting to explain the doctor’s rational behind his treatment to an insurance company. It just does not fit into the same box as the typical medical treatment.
The tension which accumulates in the dura pulls on the bones of the face and head causing them to collapse. Some osteopaths and a few Chiropractors have taken an interest in learning how to find and relieve this tension inside of the head. It is a specialty within the Medical/Osteopathic/Chiropractic field. The balloon assisted cranial adjustments are really a specialty within a specialty. The balloon assisted cranial manipulation is really the core foundational part of restoring the normal Flexion/Extension of the Falx Cerebri/Tentorium Cerebelli in the brain. Cranial manipulation using the hands is the fine tuning portion of restoring normal brain function.
The fascia that surrounds the spinal cord is connected to the fascia that supports the brain and separates the left hemisphere from the right hemisphere. It is also internally connected to all of the bones of the face and head.
The fascia of the body absorbs and holds onto tension which occurs from injuries. This creates both compression forces and shearing forces on the muscles and other soft tissue. The shearing and compression forces are the same as what happens to your neck during a rear end collision in a car accident or the shearing and compression that occurs during a head on collision and tackle on the football field.
The intervertebral discs separate the bones of the spine and keep pressure off of the nerves that go to every organ of your body. These intervertebral discs are designed to absorb compression forces but they can only do this as long as the discs are naturally wet and hydrated. This allows them to function as a wet new sponge or a shock absorber. The compression forces break down the fibers of the discs that separate the bones of your spine.
Repeated injuries to muscles and soft tissue create scaring in the fascia. This causes pulling on the fascia which surrounds the brain and spinal cord. This pulling is called dural torque or meningeal torque. Chiropractors and Osteopaths who are familiar with cranial therapy are very familiar with these terms. However, insurance companies are heavily associated with the American Medical Association and they do not even have these diagnosis codes in the new ICD-10 insurance diagnosis codes. That presents an issue when attempting to explain the doctor’s rational behind his treatment to an insurance company. It just does not fit into the same box as the typical medical treatment.
The tension which accumulates in the dura pulls on the bones of the face and head causing them to collapse. Some osteopaths and a few Chiropractors have taken an interest in learning how to find and relieve this tension inside of the head. It is a specialty within the Medical/Osteopathic/Chiropractic field. The balloon assisted cranial adjustments are really a specialty within a specialty. The balloon assisted cranial manipulation is really the core foundational part of restoring the normal Flexion/Extension of the Falx Cerebri/Tentorium Cerebelli in the brain. Cranial manipulation using the hands is the fine tuning portion of restoring normal brain function.
When we are born, our brains are 90% water. As we age, our brains slowly dry out. A dry brain works slower than a wet brain and causes slow neurological reflexes. At about the age of 40 years old people begin to notice that their memory is not as good. At this point in time the brain is about 60% hydrated. Alzheimer’s and dementia begin to occur when the brain becomes 40% hydrated.
The inflammation and scar tissue which is inside of the blood-brain barrier dries out over a period of years which causes contraction of the scar tissue. This normally takes 7 to 8 years to happen. The tension inside of the head pulls on the bones and causes compression of the brain. This causes the bones of the face and head to slowly collapse and the brain gets squeezed like a sponge. The moisture of the brain gets squeezed out and the brain just adapts to the size of the container that covers it.
Injuries and concussions decrease the circulation of the blood flow and creates areas of high and low pressure in the cerebro-spinal fluid. This speeds up the normal process of brain dehydration and brain aging. This is because of the inflammation and scar tissue within the brain and spinal cord and due to the dying glial cells.
Correcting this problem is not as simple as just taking muscle relaxers and anti-inflammatories because many substances are unable to cross the blood-brain barrier. Also, poor blood flow means that the anti-inflammatories never reach their intended target in the first place.
However, these conditions are reversible. Specific physical medicine techniques are now available which are able to stop the collapse of the face and head without surgery and reverse most of the process.
Examination techniques now exist which are able to determine where the injured areas of the brain are located. This is done using non-invasive Neurological Reflexes. Testing of these reflexes is done using two methods. Proprioceptive reflexes deal with your sense of balance. These tests can be performed manually using applied kinesiology manual muscle testing or they can be done with expensive computerized equipment. Another way to document these injured areas is through BEAM Scans which have been mentioned earlier.
Finding these areas of compression; then allows us to fix the problems. The average person can be cured of Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis in about 6 months. People with multiple concussions can reverse these problems in about 12 months.
The inflammation and scar tissue which is inside of the blood-brain barrier dries out over a period of years which causes contraction of the scar tissue. This normally takes 7 to 8 years to happen. The tension inside of the head pulls on the bones and causes compression of the brain. This causes the bones of the face and head to slowly collapse and the brain gets squeezed like a sponge. The moisture of the brain gets squeezed out and the brain just adapts to the size of the container that covers it.
Injuries and concussions decrease the circulation of the blood flow and creates areas of high and low pressure in the cerebro-spinal fluid. This speeds up the normal process of brain dehydration and brain aging. This is because of the inflammation and scar tissue within the brain and spinal cord and due to the dying glial cells.
Correcting this problem is not as simple as just taking muscle relaxers and anti-inflammatories because many substances are unable to cross the blood-brain barrier. Also, poor blood flow means that the anti-inflammatories never reach their intended target in the first place.
However, these conditions are reversible. Specific physical medicine techniques are now available which are able to stop the collapse of the face and head without surgery and reverse most of the process.
Examination techniques now exist which are able to determine where the injured areas of the brain are located. This is done using non-invasive Neurological Reflexes. Testing of these reflexes is done using two methods. Proprioceptive reflexes deal with your sense of balance. These tests can be performed manually using applied kinesiology manual muscle testing or they can be done with expensive computerized equipment. Another way to document these injured areas is through BEAM Scans which have been mentioned earlier.
Finding these areas of compression; then allows us to fix the problems. The average person can be cured of Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis in about 6 months. People with multiple concussions can reverse these problems in about 12 months.
I do NOT do surgery. I am not a surgeon. I am a chiropractor with special training in post graduate courses in Neurology from the Carrick Institute of Neurology. I have over 420 hours of post-graduate continuing education neurology classes. I focus on finding and reducing Chiropractic Cranial Subluxation Complexes that are causing Nerve Pressure on your brain. Correcting those Cranial Subluxations is what causes and allows REVERSAL of the Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy.
The manual medicine and physical therapy techniques which are effectively reducing the effects of the concussions, inflammation, and scar tissue are so effective that they are literally erasing the effects of the concussion years after the event originally occurred. It does not matter if the injury or concussion just occurred minutes before or if the concussion occurred 45 years ago. Of course, the more scar tissue has built up; then the longer it potentially takes to rehydrate that portion of the brain.
When a concussion occurs, no amount of psychotherapy is going to reduce the concussion. Also, no amount of anti-depressants is going to correct the mechanical problem that occurred when the injury happened. Prescription medications can cover up some of the mood swings and assist with anger management.
Lack of oxygen to the brain triggers the pituitary gland to send a message to the adrenal glands to release one drop of adrenaline. This adrenaline speeds up the heart causing tachycardia. The rapid heart rate then pumps more blood and oxygen to the brain and correcting the low levels of oxygen. Anger is a natural byproduct that occurs when adrenaline is flowing to speed up the heart in order to get more blood flow and oxygen to the brain. Correcting the flow of the amount of air through the nose to the brain has a direct effect on Reducing Anger and Mood Swings.
Prescription medication does very little to restore function to the frontal lobe of the brain where the pre-motor cortex, motor cortex, and executive functions occur. These prescription medications alter the levels of brain neurotransmitters and therefore alter how we think and act.
Some people still live in the dark ages and believe that there is no cure for concussions and traumatic brain injuries. Those people mistakenly believe that they just have to wait for the inevitable loss of their memory and cope with “the aging process”. They settle for a shortened career and they settle for not being emotionally available for their family. They settle for less than fulfilling their God given purpose and potential. Why settle when it is more than possible to live your life with your full mental capacity and having a good memory well into your 90’s? Why settle for no memory and feel like both feet are already in the grave with you sitting on the side just waiting for someone to push you in and cover you up with dirt?
However, if you don’t want to cope with the problem for the rest of your life by “managing and treating”; then listen up! People suffer unnecessarily and perish because of a lack of knowledge. This lack of knowledge is not your fault unless you choose to be “willfully ignorant”.
The manual medicine and physical therapy techniques which are effectively reducing the effects of the concussions, inflammation, and scar tissue are so effective that they are literally erasing the effects of the concussion years after the event originally occurred. It does not matter if the injury or concussion just occurred minutes before or if the concussion occurred 45 years ago. Of course, the more scar tissue has built up; then the longer it potentially takes to rehydrate that portion of the brain.
When a concussion occurs, no amount of psychotherapy is going to reduce the concussion. Also, no amount of anti-depressants is going to correct the mechanical problem that occurred when the injury happened. Prescription medications can cover up some of the mood swings and assist with anger management.
Lack of oxygen to the brain triggers the pituitary gland to send a message to the adrenal glands to release one drop of adrenaline. This adrenaline speeds up the heart causing tachycardia. The rapid heart rate then pumps more blood and oxygen to the brain and correcting the low levels of oxygen. Anger is a natural byproduct that occurs when adrenaline is flowing to speed up the heart in order to get more blood flow and oxygen to the brain. Correcting the flow of the amount of air through the nose to the brain has a direct effect on Reducing Anger and Mood Swings.
Prescription medication does very little to restore function to the frontal lobe of the brain where the pre-motor cortex, motor cortex, and executive functions occur. These prescription medications alter the levels of brain neurotransmitters and therefore alter how we think and act.
Some people still live in the dark ages and believe that there is no cure for concussions and traumatic brain injuries. Those people mistakenly believe that they just have to wait for the inevitable loss of their memory and cope with “the aging process”. They settle for a shortened career and they settle for not being emotionally available for their family. They settle for less than fulfilling their God given purpose and potential. Why settle when it is more than possible to live your life with your full mental capacity and having a good memory well into your 90’s? Why settle for no memory and feel like both feet are already in the grave with you sitting on the side just waiting for someone to push you in and cover you up with dirt?
However, if you don’t want to cope with the problem for the rest of your life by “managing and treating”; then listen up! People suffer unnecessarily and perish because of a lack of knowledge. This lack of knowledge is not your fault unless you choose to be “willfully ignorant”.
The mechanical injury of the concussion causes a mechanical problem that can be fixed by using up to date research and techniques that have been developed in the last 50 years. The research has been done and the techniques have been proven, and yet the textbooks are 60 years behind. The textbooks are woefully out of date. The makers of the textbooks are being influenced by the pharmaceutical companies to keep out any natural therapies that do not promote prescription drugs and increasing the bottom line of profits for the drug companies.
In the 1920s a technique was developed by three Osteopaths out in California called BNS (Bilateral Nasal Specific). It utilizes a small finger cot attached to a blood pressure bulb. This instrument is placed into the nose and inflated for several seconds to move and open up the turbinate bones, sphenoid bone, temporal bones, and the roof of the mouth. It looks very much like the instrument used today for angioplasty.
As mentioned previously, all Medical doctors and Osteopathic doctors in Europe are taught that the bones of the skull continue to move throughout a lifetime without ever fusing. The Osteopaths in America are also taught the same things. It is all of the other doctors in America and England that are incorrectly taught that these bones fuse as people age. This mistaken “fact” seems to have originated from the use of cadavers which have been embalmed with formaldehyde which hardens these sutures.
About 1985, continued research and development of the Bilateral Nasal Specific technique revealed various patterns of skull and facial asymmetry which needed to be addressed and could be very effectively reduced by slight changes in how the technique was performed. These patterns were related to facial asymmetry of the skull bones caused by the accumulation of injuries during a person’s life. This research and the changes to the older method resulted in enough difference in the results that a new name was given to the more advanced technique. It was now referred to as NCR-NeuroCranial Restructuring©. With the advancement of knowledge in how to get better results for the patients in less time; this is when the “Miracles” began to occur. Now, I do not like to use that term lightly and I do not want to sensationalize this article. However, when people are told that there is “No Cure” for their condition by Mayo Clinic and the Chicago Headache and Neurological Institute and dozens of the Medical Establishment and then they become totally free from that same condition; patients call it a Miracle.
In August of 2004, further research revealed 78 neurological patterns of the brain and skull which were previously overlooked and which could be released. This took the treatment to a whole new level. This new treatment has now been re-named CNSR-Central Nervous System Restoration©.
At this time, there are only two Chiropractic doctors in the world who are trained in and using CNSR©.
In the 1920s a technique was developed by three Osteopaths out in California called BNS (Bilateral Nasal Specific). It utilizes a small finger cot attached to a blood pressure bulb. This instrument is placed into the nose and inflated for several seconds to move and open up the turbinate bones, sphenoid bone, temporal bones, and the roof of the mouth. It looks very much like the instrument used today for angioplasty.
As mentioned previously, all Medical doctors and Osteopathic doctors in Europe are taught that the bones of the skull continue to move throughout a lifetime without ever fusing. The Osteopaths in America are also taught the same things. It is all of the other doctors in America and England that are incorrectly taught that these bones fuse as people age. This mistaken “fact” seems to have originated from the use of cadavers which have been embalmed with formaldehyde which hardens these sutures.
About 1985, continued research and development of the Bilateral Nasal Specific technique revealed various patterns of skull and facial asymmetry which needed to be addressed and could be very effectively reduced by slight changes in how the technique was performed. These patterns were related to facial asymmetry of the skull bones caused by the accumulation of injuries during a person’s life. This research and the changes to the older method resulted in enough difference in the results that a new name was given to the more advanced technique. It was now referred to as NCR-NeuroCranial Restructuring©. With the advancement of knowledge in how to get better results for the patients in less time; this is when the “Miracles” began to occur. Now, I do not like to use that term lightly and I do not want to sensationalize this article. However, when people are told that there is “No Cure” for their condition by Mayo Clinic and the Chicago Headache and Neurological Institute and dozens of the Medical Establishment and then they become totally free from that same condition; patients call it a Miracle.
In August of 2004, further research revealed 78 neurological patterns of the brain and skull which were previously overlooked and which could be released. This took the treatment to a whole new level. This new treatment has now been re-named CNSR-Central Nervous System Restoration©.
At this time, there are only two Chiropractic doctors in the world who are trained in and using CNSR©.
To sum up what has been covered so far; I am a Chiropractor who has advanced training in Neurology and Cranial Manipulation therapy. I am certified in Acupuncture and I also read lab work from an optimum perspective instead of using the standard reference range used by the laboratories. I graduated in 1984 from Texas Chiropractic College in Pasadena, Texas. My post graduate continuing education classes include over 420 hours of Neurology from the Carrick Institute of Neurology. Other post graduate courses include Nimmo technique, Cox technique, Bowen technique, SOT Cranial, Fascial Release technique, Bio Energy Synchronization technique, Pain Neutralization technique, Applied Kinesiology Muscle Testing, Atlas Orthogonal, Total Body Modification, Body Specific Analysis, Nambudripad’s Allergy Elimination technique, and use of Enzymes.
The focus of my area of expertise for the last 20 years has been in helping people from all walks of life who suffer from chronic traumatic encephalitis, Temporo Mandibular Jaw Joint dysfunction, head pressure, headaches, brain fog, memory loss, vertigo, Meniere’s syndrome, traumatic brain injuries, cerebellar atrophy, Sleep Apnea, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, neck pain, herniated discs, and reducing allergic responses to food, airborne, and auto-immune problems. I am able to help each and every one of these things by finding and fixing Subluxation Complexes of the Brain and Spine. As a direct result of correcting the Spinal AND Cranial Subluxations, the power is turned back on to the brain and the process of healing is set into motion.
As a Chiropractor, I find and correct “Subluxation Complexes” in the spine and head. The technique that I use is called Central Nervous System Restoration and it is sometimes referred to as "Balloon Assisted Cranial Manipulation". I have taken an old Osteopathic technique that has been in use since the 1920s and was revised in 1985 and revised again in 2004. It is incrementally removing the effects of both acute and chronic head trauma. The Central Nervous System Restoration© is a manual hands on therapy that reduces and eliminates the need for many surgical procedures. Most of the patients who have completed their CNSR therapy have been able to reduce their need for prescription medication by 80% to 100%. Reducing pressure on the various lobes of the brain restores blood flow to the parts of the brain that control the function of every organ in your body. CNSR restores your ability to breathe through your nose which reduces and many times eliminates sleep apnea and tachycardia. The extra oxygen reduces or eliminates brain fog and improves memory.
Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis is curable. The problem is that 99% of the Medical Doctors, Osteopaths, and Chiropractors are only using what they have been taught in school and are not up to date on the new research.
Primary Care Physicians, Neurologists, Osteopaths, and Chiropractors understand that concussions and other head injuries lead to long term disabilities such as Memory Loss, Alzheimer’s and Dementia. Many people who have CTE also suffer from neck pain and Occipital Neuralgia which is a moderate to severe pain in the back of the head. Most Primary Care Physicians and Neurologists believe that muscle spasms at the base of the skull are the cause of Occipital Neuralgia. Therefore, they believe that Rx muscle relaxers and pain killers are the key to your pain relief. A twist in the Dural Tube does not respond to muscle relaxers or pain killers because the problem is scar tissue. Prescription muscle relaxers are of little or no effect.
The focus of my area of expertise for the last 20 years has been in helping people from all walks of life who suffer from chronic traumatic encephalitis, Temporo Mandibular Jaw Joint dysfunction, head pressure, headaches, brain fog, memory loss, vertigo, Meniere’s syndrome, traumatic brain injuries, cerebellar atrophy, Sleep Apnea, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, neck pain, herniated discs, and reducing allergic responses to food, airborne, and auto-immune problems. I am able to help each and every one of these things by finding and fixing Subluxation Complexes of the Brain and Spine. As a direct result of correcting the Spinal AND Cranial Subluxations, the power is turned back on to the brain and the process of healing is set into motion.
As a Chiropractor, I find and correct “Subluxation Complexes” in the spine and head. The technique that I use is called Central Nervous System Restoration and it is sometimes referred to as "Balloon Assisted Cranial Manipulation". I have taken an old Osteopathic technique that has been in use since the 1920s and was revised in 1985 and revised again in 2004. It is incrementally removing the effects of both acute and chronic head trauma. The Central Nervous System Restoration© is a manual hands on therapy that reduces and eliminates the need for many surgical procedures. Most of the patients who have completed their CNSR therapy have been able to reduce their need for prescription medication by 80% to 100%. Reducing pressure on the various lobes of the brain restores blood flow to the parts of the brain that control the function of every organ in your body. CNSR restores your ability to breathe through your nose which reduces and many times eliminates sleep apnea and tachycardia. The extra oxygen reduces or eliminates brain fog and improves memory.
Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis is curable. The problem is that 99% of the Medical Doctors, Osteopaths, and Chiropractors are only using what they have been taught in school and are not up to date on the new research.
Primary Care Physicians, Neurologists, Osteopaths, and Chiropractors understand that concussions and other head injuries lead to long term disabilities such as Memory Loss, Alzheimer’s and Dementia. Many people who have CTE also suffer from neck pain and Occipital Neuralgia which is a moderate to severe pain in the back of the head. Most Primary Care Physicians and Neurologists believe that muscle spasms at the base of the skull are the cause of Occipital Neuralgia. Therefore, they believe that Rx muscle relaxers and pain killers are the key to your pain relief. A twist in the Dural Tube does not respond to muscle relaxers or pain killers because the problem is scar tissue. Prescription muscle relaxers are of little or no effect.
There is a MECHANICAL PROBLEM to Your Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis that is being ignored and it is the Fundamental Root Cause of your symptoms. The Occipital bone is attached to the 2 temporal bones, 2 parietal bones, the sphenoid bone, AND the “Dural Tube”.
The Neurologists ignore this “Dural Connection” because most of the Dura does not have pain fibers. However, there are many pain fibers in the dura where it connects to the occiput and releasing the tension in the dural tube at this location is the key to reducing your pain and symptoms.
There are 13 small muscles at the base of the skull/occiput that balance your head on the neck bones. Their goal is to maintain the proper amount of tension so that you can stand up against gravity and not fall over and get another brain injury. The muscles on the back half of your body have to produce an equal amount of tension to the muscles on the front half of your body in order for you to deal effectively with gravity and have good posture. When the head gets “stuck in extension”, then these 13 small muscles “accommodate” to this new position and shorten. We call this a “muscle spasm”. Releasing the tension in the dural membrane improves the symmetry of the bones of the skull and reduces the muscle spasms.
Your neck muscles and upper back muscles are just trying very hard to support your head which has some skull bones which are compressed and twisted (subluxated) causing it to be off balance.
Taking Rx medications such as muscle relaxers and pain medications causes instability of your sense of balance. This sense of balance has a big fancy medical term called “proprioception”. It involves your “cerebellum” which is the back part of your brain. It also involves the semi-circular canals in your middle ear.
Correcting the compression of these skull bones releases enough pressure so that the spinal fluid {cerebro-spinal fluid} can begin to flow better. This hydrates the brain, making it wetter. A wetter brain works faster and you have better focus and recall of information. In other words, it improves your memory. If you want to be on top of your game, improve your memory, and brain focus, then unlock the bones of your skull and restore your brain to the way that it was when you were 20 to 30 years old.
The more hydrated your brain is, the faster your reflexes become and you can focus better. Thinking and making decisions take less time when your brain is working like it did when you were 20 years old. The CNSR treatment will assist in mentally putting you back on top of your game.
The Neurologists ignore this “Dural Connection” because most of the Dura does not have pain fibers. However, there are many pain fibers in the dura where it connects to the occiput and releasing the tension in the dural tube at this location is the key to reducing your pain and symptoms.
There are 13 small muscles at the base of the skull/occiput that balance your head on the neck bones. Their goal is to maintain the proper amount of tension so that you can stand up against gravity and not fall over and get another brain injury. The muscles on the back half of your body have to produce an equal amount of tension to the muscles on the front half of your body in order for you to deal effectively with gravity and have good posture. When the head gets “stuck in extension”, then these 13 small muscles “accommodate” to this new position and shorten. We call this a “muscle spasm”. Releasing the tension in the dural membrane improves the symmetry of the bones of the skull and reduces the muscle spasms.
Your neck muscles and upper back muscles are just trying very hard to support your head which has some skull bones which are compressed and twisted (subluxated) causing it to be off balance.
Taking Rx medications such as muscle relaxers and pain medications causes instability of your sense of balance. This sense of balance has a big fancy medical term called “proprioception”. It involves your “cerebellum” which is the back part of your brain. It also involves the semi-circular canals in your middle ear.
Correcting the compression of these skull bones releases enough pressure so that the spinal fluid {cerebro-spinal fluid} can begin to flow better. This hydrates the brain, making it wetter. A wetter brain works faster and you have better focus and recall of information. In other words, it improves your memory. If you want to be on top of your game, improve your memory, and brain focus, then unlock the bones of your skull and restore your brain to the way that it was when you were 20 to 30 years old.
The more hydrated your brain is, the faster your reflexes become and you can focus better. Thinking and making decisions take less time when your brain is working like it did when you were 20 years old. The CNSR treatment will assist in mentally putting you back on top of your game.
Skull compression is caused by chronic stress, infection, inflammation, birth trauma, scarring, and other injuries. This ends up causing compression and twisting of the “Sphenoid Bone” which then causes twisting of all of the bones of the face and head. It is similar to a Rubik’s cube. The spinal fluid compresses the blood vessels causing loss of blood flow to the muscles of the jaw and face. This also causes poor blood flow to the “pituitary” gland which then causes adrenal fatigue, hormone imbalance, allergies, and brain inflammation.
As I examine your skull, I will be able to find where your skull is locked up and is affecting brain function. I can determine which head positions cause instability of the muscles controlling your posture. What I usually find upon examination is that all 6 of your skull plates are compressed and the sutures are twisted {“Dural Meningeal Torque”}.
The mechanical issues dealing with the skull need to be addressed first. This involves incrementally making small movements to the bones of the skull so that the “sphenoid bone” can be leveled up as much as possible. This allows the temporal bone to be rotated back into its original correct anatomical position.
Compression of the skull plates causes dehydration of the midline of your brain which is the "core" of your brain. It controls the "core" muscles of your body. Posture distortions result from this imbalance in flexor muscles versus extensor muscles. When the core of your brain is dehydrated; this is affecting the core of your body, as well as weakening the extensor muscles of your neck and back.
The flexor muscles on the front half of your body are overpowering the extensors on the back half of your body. This causes the head to shift forward and your center of balance shifts forward; then the stress moves to the upper back and neck. Your neck muscles and upper back muscles are just trying very hard to support your head which is off balance.
I am taking a very mechanical approach to correct this whole problem and it works to cure the problem, usually within 6 to 12 months. The power must be turned back on to the brain and the pressure must be released off of the brainstem so that the brain can communicate to the heart and other organs.
The “Central Nervous System Restoration®” will unlock the skull plates and restore the slight flexion and motion that is supposed to occur in your sutures of your skull bones during respiration. My “Central Nervous System Restoration®” corrects the Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis in 6 to 12 months for most people. It is a good idea to get a check up about once per year after the original course of treatment.
Of course, the muscles of your neck have to work very hard to support a skull that is out of balance and this can cause CHRONIC MUSCLE SPASMS in your neck and shoulders. The compressed sphenoid and temporal bones also affect the middle and inner ear. This can cause ear pain to develop.
As I examine your skull, I will be able to find where your skull is locked up and is affecting brain function. I can determine which head positions cause instability of the muscles controlling your posture. What I usually find upon examination is that all 6 of your skull plates are compressed and the sutures are twisted {“Dural Meningeal Torque”}.
The mechanical issues dealing with the skull need to be addressed first. This involves incrementally making small movements to the bones of the skull so that the “sphenoid bone” can be leveled up as much as possible. This allows the temporal bone to be rotated back into its original correct anatomical position.
Compression of the skull plates causes dehydration of the midline of your brain which is the "core" of your brain. It controls the "core" muscles of your body. Posture distortions result from this imbalance in flexor muscles versus extensor muscles. When the core of your brain is dehydrated; this is affecting the core of your body, as well as weakening the extensor muscles of your neck and back.
The flexor muscles on the front half of your body are overpowering the extensors on the back half of your body. This causes the head to shift forward and your center of balance shifts forward; then the stress moves to the upper back and neck. Your neck muscles and upper back muscles are just trying very hard to support your head which is off balance.
I am taking a very mechanical approach to correct this whole problem and it works to cure the problem, usually within 6 to 12 months. The power must be turned back on to the brain and the pressure must be released off of the brainstem so that the brain can communicate to the heart and other organs.
The “Central Nervous System Restoration®” will unlock the skull plates and restore the slight flexion and motion that is supposed to occur in your sutures of your skull bones during respiration. My “Central Nervous System Restoration®” corrects the Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis in 6 to 12 months for most people. It is a good idea to get a check up about once per year after the original course of treatment.
Of course, the muscles of your neck have to work very hard to support a skull that is out of balance and this can cause CHRONIC MUSCLE SPASMS in your neck and shoulders. The compressed sphenoid and temporal bones also affect the middle and inner ear. This can cause ear pain to develop.
Using this approach, I have better than 90% success rate of reducing the symptoms of Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis over 12 months.
The compressed Temporal and Sphenoid bones cause the Frontal lobe, Temporal Lobe, Parietal lobes, and occipital lobe of the Brain to become Dehydrated and cause Areas of High and Low Pressure within the Cerebro Spinal Fluid which causes poor blood flow throughout the brain. This poor blood flow causes the brain to dehydrate and your brain works slower. This makes it harder to think and process information at a fast rate. Tasks that would normally take 30 minutes end up requiring 2 hours. Many tasks never get done because the person just can’t get themselves motivated. Procrastination seems to become a way of life. Central Nervous System Restoration© reduces asymmetry of the skull and gives you back your memory. Your joy of life returns. It is like getting a second chance at life. It is a chance to live fully for another 30 years when you thought that your life was over.
The medical community treats the condition with anti-depressants, anti-convulsants, steroid injections, cortisone injections, lidocaine patches, and pain killers. They also use non-medicinal treatments such as electrical stimulation to the pain site and to the spine.
The first day, I would examine your skull not with x-rays, CAT Scans, and MRIs, but with my hands and also with specific Neurologic Reflex tests (Proprioceptive Reflexes) that are designed to show me how fast your brain is reacting to gravity and how quickly the left side of your brain is talking to the right side of your brain.
The first portion of the examination will reveal how many and which of your six sutures and skull plates are locked up in the wrong position and will give me an estimate of how many series of treatments that you need. These tests tell me which areas of YOUR brain are dryer than they should be and are causing pressure to build up inside the spinal fluid and are causing YOUR Dural Torque, Occipital Neuralgia, and Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis.
The six points are:
1. Bridge of your nose where someone's glasses would sit.
2. Under your nose where your two front teeth come together.
3. Top of your head where the soft spot would be on a baby.
4. Back of the head where the second soft spot would be.
5. Behind the left ear where the temporal bone meets the occipital bone.
6. Behind the right ear where the temporal bone meets the occipital bone.
The second portion of the examination will test for 13 different treatment patterns on each of the 6 skull plates that could be unstable. Each unstable treatment pattern requires 1 treatment to correct the unstable pattern. There are 78 individual patterns that must be checked and corrected. This portion of the exam gives us a better indication of how many individual treatments that will be required in order to correct your problem. Your Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis situation is unique and the initial exam will reveal how many series of treatments that you will personally need.
The compressed Temporal and Sphenoid bones cause the Frontal lobe, Temporal Lobe, Parietal lobes, and occipital lobe of the Brain to become Dehydrated and cause Areas of High and Low Pressure within the Cerebro Spinal Fluid which causes poor blood flow throughout the brain. This poor blood flow causes the brain to dehydrate and your brain works slower. This makes it harder to think and process information at a fast rate. Tasks that would normally take 30 minutes end up requiring 2 hours. Many tasks never get done because the person just can’t get themselves motivated. Procrastination seems to become a way of life. Central Nervous System Restoration© reduces asymmetry of the skull and gives you back your memory. Your joy of life returns. It is like getting a second chance at life. It is a chance to live fully for another 30 years when you thought that your life was over.
The medical community treats the condition with anti-depressants, anti-convulsants, steroid injections, cortisone injections, lidocaine patches, and pain killers. They also use non-medicinal treatments such as electrical stimulation to the pain site and to the spine.
The first day, I would examine your skull not with x-rays, CAT Scans, and MRIs, but with my hands and also with specific Neurologic Reflex tests (Proprioceptive Reflexes) that are designed to show me how fast your brain is reacting to gravity and how quickly the left side of your brain is talking to the right side of your brain.
The first portion of the examination will reveal how many and which of your six sutures and skull plates are locked up in the wrong position and will give me an estimate of how many series of treatments that you need. These tests tell me which areas of YOUR brain are dryer than they should be and are causing pressure to build up inside the spinal fluid and are causing YOUR Dural Torque, Occipital Neuralgia, and Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis.
The six points are:
1. Bridge of your nose where someone's glasses would sit.
2. Under your nose where your two front teeth come together.
3. Top of your head where the soft spot would be on a baby.
4. Back of the head where the second soft spot would be.
5. Behind the left ear where the temporal bone meets the occipital bone.
6. Behind the right ear where the temporal bone meets the occipital bone.
The second portion of the examination will test for 13 different treatment patterns on each of the 6 skull plates that could be unstable. Each unstable treatment pattern requires 1 treatment to correct the unstable pattern. There are 78 individual patterns that must be checked and corrected. This portion of the exam gives us a better indication of how many individual treatments that will be required in order to correct your problem. Your Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis situation is unique and the initial exam will reveal how many series of treatments that you will personally need.
This examination shows me which head positions are causing the brain to feel unstable and are causing pressure to build up inside the spinal fluid and causing Your Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis.
The treatments are typically done in groups of four treatments which are referred to as one series. The examination will show how many treatments are required to correct each of the six skull plates. The skull unlocks from front to back and from left to right. We correct the skull plates one at a time. This gives us BETTER RESULTS with less symptoms in between series.
This examination allows me to zero in on your problem areas and avoid over treatment therefore getting quicker results. This is all done by physical examination of the head. (No costly MRI or Cat Scan or X-rays). The total cost of treatment will vary according to the number of skull plates that are locked up and how many of the 78 treatment patterns that show to be “unstable”. The average length of time needed for 8 out of 10 patients is about 36-48 individual treatments or 8-12 series of four day treatments. 2 out of 10 patients need more series of four day treatments.
After I examine your skull to find out how many of the skull plates are compressed, then we begin treatment. First I do the deep muscle work around the spine and work to the belly of the muscles to break up lactic acid, then the light muscle work from Australia to balance the muscles on both sides of the spine, then the massage of the skull plates along the sutures, then I remove pressure on the brain stem, and finally I place a little instrument with a balloon in your nose and put air into it for about 2 seconds. The air in the balloon will move the bones (incrementally) into their correct position.
This is done every day, for each treatment, to unlock each of the 78 patterns which were unstable on the examination. Half of the people that I work with say that it feels like they jumped into the pool and got water up their nose. The other half say that it feels like very intense pressure for 2-3 seconds. They even hear the cartilage and small bones in the nose move and say that is sounds like Velcro being pulled apart (tolerable because it is only for 2-3 seconds).
I tell patients that They Will Not "LIKE" The Treatment But That They Will "LOVE" The Results.
The treatments are typically done in groups of four treatments which are referred to as one series. The examination will show how many treatments are required to correct each of the six skull plates. The skull unlocks from front to back and from left to right. We correct the skull plates one at a time. This gives us BETTER RESULTS with less symptoms in between series.
This examination allows me to zero in on your problem areas and avoid over treatment therefore getting quicker results. This is all done by physical examination of the head. (No costly MRI or Cat Scan or X-rays). The total cost of treatment will vary according to the number of skull plates that are locked up and how many of the 78 treatment patterns that show to be “unstable”. The average length of time needed for 8 out of 10 patients is about 36-48 individual treatments or 8-12 series of four day treatments. 2 out of 10 patients need more series of four day treatments.
After I examine your skull to find out how many of the skull plates are compressed, then we begin treatment. First I do the deep muscle work around the spine and work to the belly of the muscles to break up lactic acid, then the light muscle work from Australia to balance the muscles on both sides of the spine, then the massage of the skull plates along the sutures, then I remove pressure on the brain stem, and finally I place a little instrument with a balloon in your nose and put air into it for about 2 seconds. The air in the balloon will move the bones (incrementally) into their correct position.
This is done every day, for each treatment, to unlock each of the 78 patterns which were unstable on the examination. Half of the people that I work with say that it feels like they jumped into the pool and got water up their nose. The other half say that it feels like very intense pressure for 2-3 seconds. They even hear the cartilage and small bones in the nose move and say that is sounds like Velcro being pulled apart (tolerable because it is only for 2-3 seconds).
I tell patients that They Will Not "LIKE" The Treatment But That They Will "LOVE" The Results.
The exam is $250.00 and each treatment is $250.00 and lasts about an hour. The first four treatments are $1,000.00. That includes the all four days of the “Soft Tissue Work” and the “Central Nervous System Restoration®” Each additional 4 treatments (1 series) is $1,000.00. We have a one-time fee of $10.00. Most patients want to get well as quickly as possible and choose to do 8 treatments in 4 days. The total cost for the exam and 8 treatments is $2,260.00
Correcting your Muscle Spasms and Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis using “Central Nervous System Restoration®” is a PROCESS...not an overnight cure as I'm sure that you are aware. There is NO NEED for you to be in such pain or to lose your memory. Most of my patients begin to see results and begin to feel better by the time that we get 2 skull plates unlocked. That usually takes 8 treatments (2-4 series) on the average.
On the AVERAGE, each series of treatments is four days and the treatments are “normally” scheduled about a month apart. Each patient is unique and in certain circumstances the treatments should be done closer together such as in the beginning to “jumpstart” you to get relief. In the beginning, the visits last about an hour. After the first series or two, the treatments last about 45 minutes.
We usually wait one month before doing more therapy in order to allow the brain a chance to marinate in the cerebro-spinal fluid and adapt to the changes that have been made to the flow of the spinal fluid.
Reducing inflammation inside of the Brain and Spinal fluid is required to achieve success with Chronic Traumatic Encephalits. That means that we also need to examine, find, and remove both food allergies and environmental airborne allergies. Each of those allergies will require at least one treatment. The cost of each of those treatments is $50.00 for each allergy treatment when done along with the CNSR. Many anti-inflammatories have a difficult time passing through the blood brain barrier, therefor certain supplements work much better than others to reduce inflammation and death of the microglial cells in the brain.
A machine called a BEMER is critical to improve circulation when we are dealing with multiple sports related concussions.
Low pressure Hyperbaric Oxygen tents are also very helpful to heal the brain cells because the brain MUST HAVE both oxygen and glucose for fuel in order to remove the dead brain cells and heal the brain.
During the last 19 years, I have combined Five Major and 2 minor "non-surgical" therapies that are curing the Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis for 90% of the patients within 12 months. I recommend that patients return for a yearly “Tune-up” to find and fix all Subluxations that have surfaced during the past year.
10% of the patients are requiring 12-18 months of therapy because of extenuating circumstances from the multiple concussions, “scarring, and dehydration” within the Brain and Spinal Cord from severe tailbone injuries, severe viral infections in the past, or extensive dental work, or orthodontic braces.
About "1 out of 50" people have a slight nosebleed. They blow their nose 2-3 times and it stops. About "1 out of 300" will have more of a nose bleed and we then have to use smaller balloons and "baby" them a bit. [This may extend the average length of treatment beyond 12 months as we allow the blood vessels time to rehydrate.]
Patients may feel a bit more emotional during the week of treatment. For some people (1 out of 50), Emotional trauma from past experiences may occasionally surface during the treatment. This is usually short lived. About "1 out of 50" people have old memories that contain old emotional issues that were suppressed. If you are one of these people who has been “raped” or suffered a lot of “victim abuse” then your subconscious will process this old emotional trauma usually in one week or less. You may have a good cry during that day or two while your brain processes the old emotional baggage; then you will feel much lighter.
Correcting your Muscle Spasms and Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis using “Central Nervous System Restoration®” is a PROCESS...not an overnight cure as I'm sure that you are aware. There is NO NEED for you to be in such pain or to lose your memory. Most of my patients begin to see results and begin to feel better by the time that we get 2 skull plates unlocked. That usually takes 8 treatments (2-4 series) on the average.
On the AVERAGE, each series of treatments is four days and the treatments are “normally” scheduled about a month apart. Each patient is unique and in certain circumstances the treatments should be done closer together such as in the beginning to “jumpstart” you to get relief. In the beginning, the visits last about an hour. After the first series or two, the treatments last about 45 minutes.
We usually wait one month before doing more therapy in order to allow the brain a chance to marinate in the cerebro-spinal fluid and adapt to the changes that have been made to the flow of the spinal fluid.
Reducing inflammation inside of the Brain and Spinal fluid is required to achieve success with Chronic Traumatic Encephalits. That means that we also need to examine, find, and remove both food allergies and environmental airborne allergies. Each of those allergies will require at least one treatment. The cost of each of those treatments is $50.00 for each allergy treatment when done along with the CNSR. Many anti-inflammatories have a difficult time passing through the blood brain barrier, therefor certain supplements work much better than others to reduce inflammation and death of the microglial cells in the brain.
A machine called a BEMER is critical to improve circulation when we are dealing with multiple sports related concussions.
Low pressure Hyperbaric Oxygen tents are also very helpful to heal the brain cells because the brain MUST HAVE both oxygen and glucose for fuel in order to remove the dead brain cells and heal the brain.
During the last 19 years, I have combined Five Major and 2 minor "non-surgical" therapies that are curing the Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis for 90% of the patients within 12 months. I recommend that patients return for a yearly “Tune-up” to find and fix all Subluxations that have surfaced during the past year.
10% of the patients are requiring 12-18 months of therapy because of extenuating circumstances from the multiple concussions, “scarring, and dehydration” within the Brain and Spinal Cord from severe tailbone injuries, severe viral infections in the past, or extensive dental work, or orthodontic braces.
About "1 out of 50" people have a slight nosebleed. They blow their nose 2-3 times and it stops. About "1 out of 300" will have more of a nose bleed and we then have to use smaller balloons and "baby" them a bit. [This may extend the average length of treatment beyond 12 months as we allow the blood vessels time to rehydrate.]
Patients may feel a bit more emotional during the week of treatment. For some people (1 out of 50), Emotional trauma from past experiences may occasionally surface during the treatment. This is usually short lived. About "1 out of 50" people have old memories that contain old emotional issues that were suppressed. If you are one of these people who has been “raped” or suffered a lot of “victim abuse” then your subconscious will process this old emotional trauma usually in one week or less. You may have a good cry during that day or two while your brain processes the old emotional baggage; then you will feel much lighter.
As I unlock the skull bones and remove the pressure on the brain, the circulation to the brain is increased and your memory will improve. For the majority of people we are able to restore the proper flow of the spinal fluid and get rid of the Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis in less than 12 months. After this, you will need a “tune up” once per year.
When I do not have stress; then I can go for a year without the need for a Tune-up. I personally need a 2 day tune up about once per year if I am dealing with stress.
I am using the “Central Nervous System Restoration” which is a combination of techniques. I have offered to share my knowledge with other doctors who do one of the older balloon techniques; however the instructor said that he was doing his own research and did not want to hear about my research. Several Chiropractors have inquired about when I am going to start teaching my method. At this point in time, I have trained one other Chiropractic doctor how to do this technique.
I have found that if I combine 5 major techniques and 2 minor techniques along with my knowledge of Neurology that I get faster and longer lasting results. So far there are only two doctors in the world who are focused on Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis and are using these Seven techniques. These techniques work together very well and the results last. Again, a yearly check up is essential to maintain what has been achieved.
1. Nimmo Technique-deep muscle work along the spine developed by Dr. Ray Nimmo, a chiropractor, which breaks up lactic acid in the muscles and increases blood flow and oxygen thereby helping the muscles to relax.
2. Bowen (Neuro Structural Integration Technique)-Very light muscle work designed to relax the muscles of the spine, neck, and face even further so that they do not pull the bones back out of place. The Bowen work has its own protocol for helping the Occipital Neuralgia. Developed by Tom Bowen of Australia who was an osteopathic type of therapist.
3. Cranial Sutural Spread- regular cranial work that feels like I am massaging the scalp where the bones of the skull come together. This promotes the flow of the cerebro spinal fluid in and around the brain.
4. Condyle Lift and Spread- It is designed to remove pressure off of the brain stem using very gentle lifting of the head with patient laying face up with light pressure laterally on the underside of the skull to increase blood flow to the brain by relaxing spasms in the "Vertebro-Basilar Artery" which supplies blood to the brain.
When I do not have stress; then I can go for a year without the need for a Tune-up. I personally need a 2 day tune up about once per year if I am dealing with stress.
I am using the “Central Nervous System Restoration” which is a combination of techniques. I have offered to share my knowledge with other doctors who do one of the older balloon techniques; however the instructor said that he was doing his own research and did not want to hear about my research. Several Chiropractors have inquired about when I am going to start teaching my method. At this point in time, I have trained one other Chiropractic doctor how to do this technique.
I have found that if I combine 5 major techniques and 2 minor techniques along with my knowledge of Neurology that I get faster and longer lasting results. So far there are only two doctors in the world who are focused on Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis and are using these Seven techniques. These techniques work together very well and the results last. Again, a yearly check up is essential to maintain what has been achieved.
1. Nimmo Technique-deep muscle work along the spine developed by Dr. Ray Nimmo, a chiropractor, which breaks up lactic acid in the muscles and increases blood flow and oxygen thereby helping the muscles to relax.
2. Bowen (Neuro Structural Integration Technique)-Very light muscle work designed to relax the muscles of the spine, neck, and face even further so that they do not pull the bones back out of place. The Bowen work has its own protocol for helping the Occipital Neuralgia. Developed by Tom Bowen of Australia who was an osteopathic type of therapist.
3. Cranial Sutural Spread- regular cranial work that feels like I am massaging the scalp where the bones of the skull come together. This promotes the flow of the cerebro spinal fluid in and around the brain.
4. Condyle Lift and Spread- It is designed to remove pressure off of the brain stem using very gentle lifting of the head with patient laying face up with light pressure laterally on the underside of the skull to increase blood flow to the brain by relaxing spasms in the "Vertebro-Basilar Artery" which supplies blood to the brain.
6. “Central Nervous System Restoration®”-uses a small instrument that looks like what is used for "angioplasty". It is a blood pressure cuff with a finger cot (small balloon) attached that is placed into the nose (turbinate bones) and inflated with air for about 2 seconds. The balloon then opens the cartilage at the back of the nose and allows you to breathe better. It also "begins the process" of restoring the subtle motion of the skull bones that is supposed to happen when you breathe air in. Recent research, done at my clinic in August 2004, has allowed for FINE TUNING of this “Advanced Skull Work” by checking for 78 treatment patterns. Each of the 78 different patterns that are unstable must be corrected. The examination reveals how much treatment that you will most likely need. The average case of Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis requires about 36 to 48 individual treatments.
6. Reset jaw muscle (Masseter) spindle fibers-very gentle massage of the major jaw muscles that allow you to chew.
7. Atlanto/Occipital Restoration-(Ligament Resetting)-light pressure applied behind the ear (bottom of the skull) and to the upper bone in the neck while rotating your head throughout its range of motion during inspiration and expiration to remove stress off of a very important ligament that acts like a guy wire to support the skull.
By finding and removing the subluxation complexes of the head; the Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis gets corrected. The Soft tissue work is just as important as the “Central Nervous System Restoration®” in correcting the underlying cause of the Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis. The average scenario for 80% of the Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis patients would be that all six major plates are locked and therefore 6-12 series of treatments would be needed. About 20% of the Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis patients have extenuating circumstances that require more. That would increase the cost of treatment. All of our patients pay for treatment at the beginning of the week when treatment begins.
The Cerebro-Spinal Fluid acts like hydraulic fluid and once the compressed skull joints are unlocked then the spinal fluid begins to push the bones and cartilage back into their proper position. They tend to stay in the right place unless you receive a new injury or if you have lots of stress. It Is Necessary To Get Your Skull Checked once per Year (just like having your teeth cleaned). Get a tune up to Catch Any Problems Early Before They Have A Chance To Develop Into Major Health Problems.
[Once you have completed our program, then all re-exams are FREE to You AND Your Family. Be sure and ask about our FAMILY DISCOUNTS]
The sinuses and the skull plates shift with barometric pressure changes. Many Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis conditions flare up the day before it snows or rains.
6. Reset jaw muscle (Masseter) spindle fibers-very gentle massage of the major jaw muscles that allow you to chew.
7. Atlanto/Occipital Restoration-(Ligament Resetting)-light pressure applied behind the ear (bottom of the skull) and to the upper bone in the neck while rotating your head throughout its range of motion during inspiration and expiration to remove stress off of a very important ligament that acts like a guy wire to support the skull.
By finding and removing the subluxation complexes of the head; the Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis gets corrected. The Soft tissue work is just as important as the “Central Nervous System Restoration®” in correcting the underlying cause of the Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis. The average scenario for 80% of the Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis patients would be that all six major plates are locked and therefore 6-12 series of treatments would be needed. About 20% of the Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis patients have extenuating circumstances that require more. That would increase the cost of treatment. All of our patients pay for treatment at the beginning of the week when treatment begins.
The Cerebro-Spinal Fluid acts like hydraulic fluid and once the compressed skull joints are unlocked then the spinal fluid begins to push the bones and cartilage back into their proper position. They tend to stay in the right place unless you receive a new injury or if you have lots of stress. It Is Necessary To Get Your Skull Checked once per Year (just like having your teeth cleaned). Get a tune up to Catch Any Problems Early Before They Have A Chance To Develop Into Major Health Problems.
[Once you have completed our program, then all re-exams are FREE to You AND Your Family. Be sure and ask about our FAMILY DISCOUNTS]
The sinuses and the skull plates shift with barometric pressure changes. Many Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis conditions flare up the day before it snows or rains.
is the combination of these 5 major and 2 minor techniques that gives our clinic its high success rate. This means quicker pain relief and less money out of your pocket in the long run. The “Soft Tissue Work” allows the “Central Nervous System Restoration®” to correct the Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis quicker with less visits.
Our clinic is one of only two Clinics in the United States that uses these 7 techniques. We have a 90% success rate in curing Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis in 12 months. It Is Correctable!!!
Over half of my patients are from "out of state". The patients stay for 4 days and they do one or two series. Each treatment lasts about 60 minutes.
“Central Nervous System Restoration®” helps to restore normal brain chemistry by removing the abnormal pressure of the skull that is compressing various lobes of the brain. “Central Nervous System Restoration®” is not a panacea treatment that gets rid of every ache or pain from head to toe, however it does address and normalize brain chemistry which controls all hormonal and body functions. We are finding that the work that I do to unlock the skull plates makes a direct and lasting improvement on brain chemistry.
There are four lobes of the brain and each one makes a different type of brain chemical. The frontal lobe and the parietal lobes act like an accelerator to make the brain to work faster. The temporal lobes and the occipital lobe act like a brake to help the brain organize information and rest. Each lobe has a specific brain wave associated with it. [Alpha, Beta, Delta, Theta]
The frontal lobe deals mainly with a neurotransmitter called "dopamine". This makes the brain work faster and keeps you awake and alert. It also helps you to feel like you can overcome any obstacle or challenge in your life. This chemical can become depleted when people are under stress are not exercising. Cocaine use seriously depletes dopamine. Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis which is affecting the frontal lobe of the brain will decrease memory and inhibit motor skills as well as impairing judgement of what is right and what is wrong. The person’s sense of boundaries is adversely affected.
The parietal lobes deals mainly with a neurotransmitter called "acetylcholine" which helps your memory and is how one nerve sends a nerve impulse to another nerve. Without enough acetylcholine the brain slows down. The left side of your brain cannot communicate fast enough with the right side of your brain. Acetylcholine is depleted if people take speed (amphetamines).
The temporal lobes deals mainly with a neurotransmitter called GAMA AMINO BUTYRIC ACID. "G.A.B.A.” helps you to deal with stress and balances the left and right hemispheres of the brain. Without enough of this chemical, you might suffer from seizures or your brain could feel like sparklers or firecrackers are going off inside the brain. This is the nerves of your brain not getting the proper message to the correct portion of your brain. Therefore your body does not respond when and how you want it to.
Our clinic is one of only two Clinics in the United States that uses these 7 techniques. We have a 90% success rate in curing Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis in 12 months. It Is Correctable!!!
Over half of my patients are from "out of state". The patients stay for 4 days and they do one or two series. Each treatment lasts about 60 minutes.
“Central Nervous System Restoration®” helps to restore normal brain chemistry by removing the abnormal pressure of the skull that is compressing various lobes of the brain. “Central Nervous System Restoration®” is not a panacea treatment that gets rid of every ache or pain from head to toe, however it does address and normalize brain chemistry which controls all hormonal and body functions. We are finding that the work that I do to unlock the skull plates makes a direct and lasting improvement on brain chemistry.
There are four lobes of the brain and each one makes a different type of brain chemical. The frontal lobe and the parietal lobes act like an accelerator to make the brain to work faster. The temporal lobes and the occipital lobe act like a brake to help the brain organize information and rest. Each lobe has a specific brain wave associated with it. [Alpha, Beta, Delta, Theta]
The frontal lobe deals mainly with a neurotransmitter called "dopamine". This makes the brain work faster and keeps you awake and alert. It also helps you to feel like you can overcome any obstacle or challenge in your life. This chemical can become depleted when people are under stress are not exercising. Cocaine use seriously depletes dopamine. Chronic Traumatic Encephalitis which is affecting the frontal lobe of the brain will decrease memory and inhibit motor skills as well as impairing judgement of what is right and what is wrong. The person’s sense of boundaries is adversely affected.
The parietal lobes deals mainly with a neurotransmitter called "acetylcholine" which helps your memory and is how one nerve sends a nerve impulse to another nerve. Without enough acetylcholine the brain slows down. The left side of your brain cannot communicate fast enough with the right side of your brain. Acetylcholine is depleted if people take speed (amphetamines).
The temporal lobes deals mainly with a neurotransmitter called GAMA AMINO BUTYRIC ACID. "G.A.B.A.” helps you to deal with stress and balances the left and right hemispheres of the brain. Without enough of this chemical, you might suffer from seizures or your brain could feel like sparklers or firecrackers are going off inside the brain. This is the nerves of your brain not getting the proper message to the correct portion of your brain. Therefore your body does not respond when and how you want it to.
The occipital lobe deals mainly with a neurotransmitter called serotonin which also helps us to rest and sleep along with sexual functioning. It also deals with stress, digestion, and ability to let your mind rest and not race.
Day to day stresses can "burn up" these chemicals faster than you can make them especially when the skull plates are twisted and the brain is "compressed".
We are finding that the work that I do using “Central Nervous System Restoration®” to unlock the skull plates makes a direct improvement on brain chemistry.
Please see my videos on how I do this as well as video testimonials from my patients.
Nimmo Technique
Video #1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=808xSSLN8Vw
Video #1.2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rt1VzPxi-8E
Bowen Technique
Video #2 A: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ayzzG8M0fzo
Video #2 .2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cPJI0Egpsg
Video #2.3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jq0XKSm0B08
Video #2.4: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdcEzQgc8fI
Video #2.5: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bX678q6Itq4
Video #2.6: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DvbTtgxAT8
Cranial Massage-Cranial Sutural Spread
Video #3: Part 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oB0Fg9cDOTM
Part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TAKuEemz8Q
Faith http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivZXtQ1QsgI
Occipital Lift to improve Blood Flow
Video #4: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NkwUQiPKR4
Actual Balloon Assisted Cranial Manipulation
Video #5: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErTB42gSjSo
Summary of Treatment
Video #6: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnYSqzc_YQE
Day to day stresses can "burn up" these chemicals faster than you can make them especially when the skull plates are twisted and the brain is "compressed".
We are finding that the work that I do using “Central Nervous System Restoration®” to unlock the skull plates makes a direct improvement on brain chemistry.
Please see my videos on how I do this as well as video testimonials from my patients.
Nimmo Technique
Video #1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=808xSSLN8Vw
Video #1.2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rt1VzPxi-8E
Bowen Technique
Video #2 A: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ayzzG8M0fzo
Video #2 .2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cPJI0Egpsg
Video #2.3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jq0XKSm0B08
Video #2.4: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdcEzQgc8fI
Video #2.5: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bX678q6Itq4
Video #2.6: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DvbTtgxAT8
Cranial Massage-Cranial Sutural Spread
Video #3: Part 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oB0Fg9cDOTM
Part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TAKuEemz8Q
Faith http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivZXtQ1QsgI
Occipital Lift to improve Blood Flow
Video #4: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NkwUQiPKR4
Actual Balloon Assisted Cranial Manipulation
Video #5: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErTB42gSjSo
Summary of Treatment
Video #6: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnYSqzc_YQE
I look forward to meeting you, giving you some HOPE, and helping you get PAIN FREE, and back to NORMAL. If you have any more questions, you can e-mail me or call me. info@drmccarty.com
I personally had a concussion so bad after a car wreck that easy tasks that would normally take 35 to 40 minutes were taking me days to accomplish. I was only 42 years old at the time and I was driving like a 90 year old man. I had great difficulty making left turns because of the oncoming traffic. After CNSR, I am back to normal!; and now the effects of the concussion gone and has been gone for 18 years!
I personally had a concussion so bad after a car wreck that easy tasks that would normally take 35 to 40 minutes were taking me days to accomplish. I was only 42 years old at the time and I was driving like a 90 year old man. I had great difficulty making left turns because of the oncoming traffic. After CNSR, I am back to normal!; and now the effects of the concussion gone and has been gone for 18 years!
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My intention is to help heal as many Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy patients as I can. Although I have had remarkable success using “Central Nervous System Restoration®” to treat very difficult cases, I am not allowed to make guarantees. Each patient is unique and each situation is different. If you continue to treat Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy with the traditional approach; then you will get traditional high failure rates. My approach is quite different and effective.