Symptoms can be diverse- with Migraines, Vertigo, TMJ disorders and Face and Neck Pain being just the tip of the iceberg… The muscles can remain in a stressed position, which can become the CAUSE of many of the symptoms that originate from this area. These traumatic events can cause damage to the connective tissues that hold the neck and the head within proper boundaries, adversely effecting nerves, blood vessels, lymphatic drainage and the muscles of the head, neck, upper back and jaw. The most common cause of a reversed curve of the neck is from accidents and injuries, like falls, sporting injuries and car accidents- even very low speed crashes of less than 5 MPH where there is no damage to the vehicle. I will discuss the adverse symptoms of a reversed, abnormal curve.īefore Curve Restoration After Curve Restorationīut first, let us look at some of the causes: However, after certain structural stressors, many people-including children and the elderly-have a reversal of this normal lordosis. Lordosis is the “normal” position for the neck and the low back. That means that the convexity of the arch is to the front as shown below on the right. When looking at the neck through the “eyes” of an X-ray machine, a graceful, lordotic curve is “normal”. And yet, there is a common, almost casual acceptance of the reversal of one of our most natural arches-the arch of our neck. You would know that something was seriously wrong- But we know that this phenomenon could never happen because of the nature of the laws of physics that govern our atmosphere. Imagine stepping out side after a cleansing rain storm and seeing an up-side-down rainbow, resting like an immense singing bowl on the Earth, rather than an arch above it. Have you ever wished that you could turn back the hands of time?

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