Structural Improvements

Structural improvements refers to the positive changes that result after atlas orthogonal treatment.  X-rays are taken of the head and neck before treatment begins (pre x-rays).  This allows the doctor to measure the misalignment precisely.  The atlas orthogonal instrument is set at the precise angles to correct the misalignments.  Immediately after the first treatment, post x-rays are taken of the head and neck region to measure the correction.  The corrections can then be measured and compared to the original set of x-rays for comparison.  

Structure and function go together.  It's easy to see from looking at the pre x-rays how the function of the nerves, muscles, blood vessels, vertebral discs, and skeletal system could be compromised and lead to symptoms of disease such as headaches, facial pain, herniated discs, radiating pain, etc.  Likewise, after looking at the post- treatment x-rays one can see that as the structure is restored to a more normal position, the functioning of the delicate anatomy of the head and neck can also improve.  In terms of patient's symptoms, this means less pain, improved health, and a better quality of life.  

All of the x-rays shown were taken in the Ellwood Clinic and the post x-ray improvements were the result of treatment solely with the atlas orthogonal procedure.  These pictures give the doctor analytical proof that his treatment is the correct treatment and that a positive patient outcome should be expected. 

Expertise comes from specializing in an area of the anatomy, keeping up with the most advanced knowledge and procedures available, and doing them exclusively. This protocol is cutting edge state-of-the-art treatment.  At the Ellwood Clinic, we've got the expertise you need.