Can an osteopath or chiropractor correct my Atlas?

Some people mistakenly believe that they can receive the same type of Atlas treatment by means of vibro-resonance, by contacting their therapist. Basically, it is impossible to remedy the first rotated cervical vertebra without having the necessary technical equipment.

Atlantomed is a unique treatment, unless your therapist is also an Atlantomed specialist, you have no hope of receiving even a vaguely similar treatment. If you go to just any therapist, you will not be able to benefit from the results of a genuine Atlas correction. Thousands of testimonials confirm this.

The intention is in no way to denigrate other therapies or therapists, but rather to present an alternative that is more effective than the old techniques and at the same time risk-free. To put it in computer language: 'important update available'. The update applies to both patients and therapists.

Although what we write may not be pleasant to read for insiders, who in good faith carry out manipulations, for the sake of truth we cannot avoid disclosing this new knowledge. The benefits for suffering people are too important to be ignored, just because some therapist might feel annoyed by reading what we write.

An incorrect position of the Atlas can result in up to 8 degrees of rotation. According to our experience, such a rotation cannot be corrected, neither by chiropractic or osteopathic treatment, nor by manual medicine. This reality can be confirmed by the physiotherapists, osteopaths or chiropractors themselves, who practised classical manual manipulations and mobilisations before becoming Atlantomed specialists. Who better to make valid comparisons than those who know and are able to practise both techniques? Do you really think that an osteopath, who knows ONLY his manipulations, can make a reliable comparison? To say that one thing is better than another is to know them both well, otherwise we are talking about hot air. Unfortunately, this is exactly what some people do, and what's worse, there are many people who will listen to them, without asking how they can make comparisons with something they know nothing about, and have no practical experience with, other than hearsay. The facts speak for themselves, and at the bottom of the page you will find thousands of facts, in the form of testimonies confirming what we write.

But back to the manipulations. After a short time after the cervical thrust, the complaints usually reappear, together with a new joint blockage, because the misalignment is still present. Following the above theory, one would be led to think that this occurs because the Atlas may only be a secondary problem, resulting from other dysfunctions or "blocks" present in the body.

Our experience and results show instead that the real scenario is completely antithetical to that hypothesised by chiropractors. The real reason why complaints usually return after a short period of time is that simply the position of the Atlas was never really correct.

Study on damage from cervical chiropractic manipulation