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(Free-Press-Release.com) April 10, 2007 -- Dr. Steve Edelson of Tampa, Florida has been offering his Chiropractic patients a different type of an adjustment to alleviate their headaches. He adjusts the skull. This type of adjustment is called cranial adjusting. The human skull is comprised of 13 bones that are joined together with sutures (puzzle like structures). Although the sutures cannot be pulled apart, the bones in the skull can be knocked out of their proper alignment. The onset of your health problem(s) may be the result of an injury to the head.
Recent microscopic research has demonstrated that nerves from the skull and spine control the immune system right down to the cellular level.
Dr. Edelson has put together a technique combining a number of disciplines for maximum results. The skilled hands of Dr. Edelson

can detect misalignments in the skull very quickly. Then with 12 years of Chiropractic experience he is able to realign the bones in the skull with precision and care, using an instrument called an activator.
Anyone who has suffered a trauma to the head should be examined for skull bone misalignments. Especially if the injured person begins to experience, what may seem as, unrelated health problems after a head injury.
Anyone who has suffered a head trauma during his or her birthing process. Instrumentation such as forceps, suction, and vacuum extractors are common causes of misaligned skulls. In fact, many of the patients seen at our clinics have suffered lifelong health problems because they were never aware of their birthing trauma. Anyone who is currently afflicted with

any of the health conditions listed below:

ADD, ADHD Fibromyalgia Premature Aging
Asthma Headaches Post Concussion Syndrome
Allergies Learning Difficulties Seizures
Autism Learning Disabilities Sports injuries
Chronic Fatigue Migraines
Dyslexia PDD

When a doctor can't figure out what is causing a patient's condition or why they have such a wide variety of symptoms, sometimes they conclude that you must be a hypochondriac and imagining all these symptoms. Attempts to correct the condition may then cease.This method of dismissing a patient's complaints makes the patient feel a sense of self-doubt and insecurity. If attempts to improve your health are unsuccessful, then correction of the misalignments in the skull and spine may be the missing link in your treatment program. The brain and spinal cord - the two major components of the central nervous system (CNS) - require a carefully controlled physiological environment in order to develop and function efficiently and effectively. The craniosacral system is largely responsible for providing this environment.
Dr. Steve Edelson has two office locations, in South Tampa and in Seiminole, Florida. You may call Dr. Edelson at (813) 495-0526. For more information go to these web sites: http://chiropractortampaseminole.blogspot.com/ and
http://drsteve.ws/page3.html