A Chiropractic Case Series of Seven Chronic Headache Patients

Killinger LPalmer Journal of Research 1995 Jun; 2(2): 48-53

For nearly a century, chiropractors have considered spinal contributing factors in many health concerns including headaches. Recent research has shown that the cervical spine should not be overlooked in evaluating headache patients. This study represents the care of seven subjects who were monitored and treated in a chiropractic research clinic. The subjects in this report all suffered from chronic headaches, and received chiropractic adjustments using the Palmer Upper Cervical Specific Technique. The patient histories, care, and results are outlined below.

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