Cranial Distortion and Category II Pelvic Blocking

Cranial Distortion and Category II Pelvic Blocking – A Pilot Study

Sanders GE, Unger JFPoster Presentation (Diagnostic Sciences) Proceedings of the Scientific Symposium – 1997 World Chiropractic Congress: Tokyo, Japan Jun 6-8, 1997: 252

Many practitioners of SOT Craniopathy have observed visual changes in cranial and facial structures with respect to pelvic blocking procedures. To date there are no published studies describing or critically evaluating these potential changes. Potential implications in the treatment of conditions such as temporomandibular joint dysfunction warrant significant investigation. According to some theories, the cranium is a solid, immovable collection of bones by adulthood. According to other chiropractic theories, there is a direct relationship between the relative position of an ilium and a temporal bone on a given individual.

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