I Had Some Nerve (I Think Nerve) Test Today — Here Are the Images

[Mathew Gould]

They said something is definitely going on in my neck with the nerves. Below are the images.

 

[Mathew Gould]

Found this video on YouTube. I guess you don't want the same pattern in the images. I took 7 images and they were almost the same. I guess this means my neck is in "lock" and has subluxations in my neck.

 

[Greg Sacramento]

What you are looking at is thermal pattern scanning of skin to show variations in temperature. So we now know that your new chiropractor uses Palmer Atlas Manipulation.

Some questions:
Do you or your parents know what these procedures involve?
Have you talked to your neurologist about this?
Have you seen a video on the procedure?
How well have you research this procedure by using neurological sites - not by reading PR by those that perform this procedure?

Here's an article on scanning.

https://www.chirobase.org/06DD/thermography.html

 

[Mathew Gould]

What you are looking at is thermal pattern scanning of skin to show variations in temperature. So we now know that your new chiropractor uses Palmer Atlas Manipulation.

Some questions:
Do you or your parents know what these procedures involve?
Have you talked to your neurologist about this?
Have you seen a video on the procedure?
How well have you research this procedure by using neurological sites - not by reading PR by those that perform this procedure?

Here's an article on scanning.

https://www.chirobase.org/06DD/thermography.html

Greg, I know with any chiropractic procedure there are risks. I didn't talk to a neurologist about this, nor do I have one. This chiro also did a 3D X-Ray of my neck which cost $250, everything else was free. I also meet with him in a week to go over all this info which is free also.

Yes, I've seen the procedure on this. Post me another video please.

So what does this scan say? The chiro said my scan was worse than average.

 

[Mathew Gould]

What does this mean below??

"usually see a myriad of complex neurological cases in addition to some of the more common chiropractic cases"​

Does it mean it can HELP with vertigo, tinnitus, etc.. OR does it mean people develop vertigo, tinnitus, etc from atlas manipulation??

Because of the way the the head and neck affect the over all health of the body, the direction of the force, and alignment of the structure of the spine is VERY important when using Atlas Corrections. Doctors that use Atlas Corrections as their primary intervention usually see a myriad of complex neurological cases in addition to some of the more common chiropractic cases (neck pain, back pain, sciatica, etc). Some of these Secondary Conditions include:

• Fibromyalgia
• Post-Concussion Syndrome
• Temporomandibular Dysfunction
• Migraine Headache
• Movement Disorders
• Vertigo
• Tinnitis

 

[Greg Sacramento]

Matthew, I suggest to place 'is atlas manipulation bad' into an internet search to see professional minded thoughts from other types of medical care specialists. In this fair article it's advised to see a neurologist first as I had mention in a post above. I would at least talk to your GP. The first thing that your GP will think of is - have I had any patients that had negative outcomes from neck manipulation. Then your GP may advice you to see a neurologist.
https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/neck-manipulation-risk-vs-benefit/