Atlanta editing from a specialist from St. Petersburg

Why is the first cervical vertebra displaced in most people? Usually due to improper delivery technology. Childbirth all over the world is mistaken. Statistics show that a child gets a dislocation of the first cervical vertebra in 95% of cases. The correct position of the woman during childbirth: sitting or standing. In this case, the baby leaves the mother using gravity and gravity. However, more often a woman is put on a bed and she needs to make great efforts to send the child to the exit. Both the mother and the child experience a load 3-4 times more than they should. The process of giving birth - removing the baby from the womb. When a woman begins to put pressure on a child 3-4 times harder than it should be, and it is pulled out of the womb with a turn, a dislocation of the cervical vertebra (atlas) often occurs. That is, everything was done to displace the child's atlas. Three days after giving birth, the baby's muscles turned on, fixed the atlas and they never relax during their life. Because if the atlas is displaced strongly, it will be cerebral palsy (cerebral palsy). Therefore, the body, protecting itself from this, keeps the atlas incorrectly all its life. Neither anesthesia, drugs, nor alcohol completely relax the muscles. Hence, many problems arise: the vessels that feed the brain are pinched; the nerves that are responsible for the internal organs are pinched. As a result: the signal from the brain is distorted, and all internal organs are not working properly.The atlas shifts, along with it the head shifts and turns, walking is uncomfortable. The body tries to correct the position of the head, but with a dislocated atlas it cannot do this and, trying to align the position of the head, bends the spine. He, as it were, adjusts the body to the displaced atlas so that the head stands straight, and from this the neck, thoracic region and lower back are bent. If the atlas is displaced, then this will be followed by scoliosis and curvature of the spine. This manifests itself when the child goes to school. There is a great load, all the attention goes to study, and this attention goes away from the body, which adjusts to the displaced atlas. If a child starts scoliosis at school, then it started much earlier, at the time of childbirth, when the atlas was removed.  When the spine is curved, especially in the lumbar region, one half of the pelvis goes up, the other half goes down. It turns out that one leg is shorter, the other is longer. The weight is redistributed to the longer leg, and we overload the joints of that leg, that is, the hip joint, knee and foot. The hip joint usually suffers in old age, the symptoms of joint pain occur a little later, not in childhood. And in childhood and in active age, flat feet and knee problems usually begin, especially in athletes. Why?For the joint to function properly, the articular surfaces must be parallel. When the body weight is transferred to one leg, the bones tilt one relative to the other, and then the meniscus rubs on one side, and the ligaments are overstretched on the other. We stepped on our feet unsuccessfully, put on heels, played football, and sooner or later an injury occurs. The meniscus shifts and we operate on the knee. However, the original cause of the disease remains, which means the problems will recur. What else happens when the atlas is displaced? In addition to the curvature of the spine, there are other pathological changes. Osteochondrosis, protrusions and hernias are formed. Normally, we turn our head at the joint between the 1st and 2nd cervical vertebrae. The 2nd cervical vertebra has a process around which the atlas turns. If the atlas is displaced, then in one direction we turn our head freely, and in the other direction the movement is limited. And then the head turns no longer in the joint, where there is free movement, but due to other discs. That is, with the whole body. If the atlas is displaced, then the spine is overloaded during the day. We have a good margin of safety, regeneration is working, but this margin is short-lived and osteochondrosis will soon form. When the head is turned, due to the movement of the entire spine and discs, microtraumas are formed, the body tries to quickly seal these cracks with calcium salts. And when there is calcium deposits in the cartilage, it becomes more fragile and can break due to the curvature of the spine.  Position of the Atlantean in the human body:Normally, the vertebrae should be parallel, then the load is redistributed and the disc is not overloaded, but if there is a curvature of the spine, then one vertebra tilts relative to the other. Part of the disc is overloaded and a crack is formed. In the center of the disc is the gelatinous body. Due to it, the vertebrae are amortized so as not to knock against each other. If a crack has formed in this cartilage, then the gelatinous body begins to protrude. Now, if it got out, removed - this is protrusion, if it got out and remains - it's a hernia, if it got out and presses on the nerve - we get wild pain. People with a hernia know what it is. While the vertebrae are in this position, it is impossible to cure the hernia.  On November 23-24, come for a consultation with a specialist from St. Petersburg. For details: (048) 709 10 85, (093) 000 38 39, (096) 242 31 56  We are waiting for you at the address: st. Marshala Govorova, 18a (LCD Grand Park) YogaDom - the place where yoga lives