Kinesiology Korner: 21st Century Chiropractic

Mladenoff E Am ChiroDec 1985: 55

The cranium is a living structure, which has motion occurring in all sutures, if the cranium is functioning properly. It is believed that if the cranium is not functioning properly then cranial malfunction might cause health problems. It is noted that cranial malfunction can also produce local pain in the sutures, disturbances in the endocrine system, and inhibit cerebrospinal fluid motion and production. Cranial bone dysfunction can affect conditions such as hypertension, brain vascularity, visual difficulties, learning disabilities and temporomandibular joint imbalance.

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