A non-medical treatment that works permanently and is not chiropractic can alleviate common ailments such as headaches, PMS, neck pain, stiff neck, back pain, herniated disk, insomnia & many more.
June 4, 2007 (Press Release) --
One Treatment Cures Back Pain, Neck Pain & Headaches
A non-medical treatment that works permanently and is not chiropractic, is it possible? It may sound too good to be true but those who have traveled long distances to have the luxation of their Atlas permanently realigned are believers. The AtlasPROfilax ® treatment is a one-time, non-medical treatment of the dislocated Atlas, the Atlas being the first cervical vertebra in the spine that carries the head and is responsible for the proper alignment of the entire spinal cord and skeletal system.
You may ask, “How do I know whether my Atlas is dislocated?” The fact is Rene-Claudius Schuemperli of Switzerland discovered in 1993 that the Atlas is dislocated in most humans. The Atlas becomes dislocated through natural birth, cesarean or injury. One indication of body imbalance is having one leg slightly shorter than the other (or one hip or shoulder slightly higher when you look in the mirror).
When a baby is born, the two pins that hold the Atlas in its proper place are not fully formed. In the West, the Atlas becomes dislocated through the use of forceps at birth or hanging the baby upside down right after birth. Additionally, placing the baby on its stomach during the first months after birth when the pins are growing and hardening, strains its neck. The Atlas can also become dislocated through head or neck injury.
When the Atlas is out of alignment the body can suffer from numerous physical and psychological ailments and illnesses that one would not ordinarily relate to a problem originating in the neck. Some of symptomatic ailments that have been successfully treated include headaches, PMS, neck pain, stiff neck, back pain, herniated disk, insomnia, scoliosis, jammed spinal nerves, pain in the hips, knees and joints, differences in leg length and continuous pressure on the spinal cord.
Continuous pressure on the spinal cord, the cerebral nerves, various arteries and vessels, etc., causes severe physical and mental disturbances, ailments and illnesses. Because the Atlas carries not only the skull, but also constitutes suspension, balance and control of the spine and the human skeleton, a dislocated Atlas causes serious disturbances and changes in the posture. The spine also has to compensate for the defective position of the Atlas with a rotation down to the sacroiliac joint which can cause many common back and spine ailments.
When the Atlas is in its correct position, the brain can function undisturbed. Stress, tension and pressure from the brain stem are removed. This reactivates the flow of healing messages from the brain to affected parts of the body and the self-healing process begins. The entire human body begins to function better.
R.C. Schuemperli developed a method, which is unique world-wide, to gently install the Atlas to its proper position with only one application, accurately, safely and permanently. It allows the Atlas to retur
A non-medical treatment that works permanently and is not chiropractic, is it possible? It may sound too good to be true but those who have traveled long distances to have the luxation of their Atlas permanently realigned are believers. The AtlasPROfilax ® treatment is a one-time, non-medical treatment of the dislocated Atlas, the Atlas being the first cervical vertebra in the spine that carries the head and is responsible for the proper alignment of the entire spinal cord and skeletal system.
You may ask, “How do I know whether my Atlas is dislocated?” The fact is Rene-Claudius Schuemperli of Switzerland discovered in 1993 that the Atlas is dislocated in most humans. The Atlas becomes dislocated through natural birth, cesarean or injury. One indication of body imbalance is having one leg slightly shorter than the other (or one hip or shoulder slightly higher when you look in the mirror).
When a baby is born, the two pins that hold the Atlas in its proper place are not fully formed. In the West, the Atlas becomes dislocated through the use of forceps at birth or hanging the baby upside down right after birth. Additionally, placing the baby on its stomach during the first months after birth when the pins are growing and hardening, strains its neck. The Atlas can also become dislocated through head or neck injury.
When the Atlas is out of alignment the body can suffer from numerous physical and psychological ailments and illnesses that one would not ordinarily relate to a problem originating in the neck. Some of symptomatic ailments that have been successfully treated include headaches, PMS, neck pain, stiff neck, back pain, herniated disk, insomnia, scoliosis, jammed spinal nerves, pain in the hips, knees and joints, differences in leg length and continuous pressure on the spinal cord.
Continuous pressure on the spinal cord, the cerebral nerves, various arteries and vessels, etc., causes severe physical and mental disturbances, ailments and illnesses. Because the Atlas carries not only the skull, but also constitutes suspension, balance and control of the spine and the human skeleton, a dislocated Atlas causes serious disturbances and changes in the posture. The spine also has to compensate for the defective position of the Atlas with a rotation down to the sacroiliac joint which can cause many common back and spine ailments.
When the Atlas is in its correct position, the brain can function undisturbed. Stress, tension and pressure from the brain stem are removed. This reactivates the flow of healing messages from the brain to affected parts of the body and the self-healing process begins. The entire human body begins to function better.
R.C. Schuemperli developed a method, which is unique world-wide, to gently install the Atlas to its proper position with only one application, accurately, safely and permanently. It allows the Atlas to retur
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