Chiropractor Fanwood Explains Loss of Curve In Neck Linked To Migraines

In this study, researchers evaluated the cervical alignment of 50 migraine suffers and 50 individuals without a history of headaches and found that the migraine patients were more likely to exhibit straightening of the normal cervical curvature.

This suggests that treatment to restore cervical lordosis may benefit individuals with migraines.

Chiropractors work to improve spinal lordosis (curves) to improve spinal biomechanics and posture.

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