Chiropractic Can Also Improve Vision

Neurologically-based chiropractic care fine-tunes the functions of your whole body, including all of your senses. One common, unexpected effect is improvement in vision. For most people the improvement is slight and don’t necessarily notice it, but for some it can be dramatic.

About 12 years ago, I had a client that came to me while she was in the midst of a severe migraine and lost most of her vision. A brain scan revealed that she had a mild stroke, causing the severe headache, and damaging the part of her brain that controls vision. After an adjustment, most of her lost vision returned almost immediately. Her peripheral vision on one side was still absent and her ophthalmologist told her it would likely never return. However, after about 3 months of regular care and proper rest, her complete field of vision was gratefully restored and the brain scan was also clear, showing that the brain and nervous system can heal naturally.

Source: Annals of Vertebral Subluxation Research

Many case studies have been published (see linked references below) documenting improvements in vision that’s been seen in chiropractic offices for over a hundred years. The chart below also shows the neurological connection between the eyes, the spinal column, and cranial nerves. Specific chiropractic can improve the functions of these nerves, allowing the whole body, including the eyes, to function even better, and helping you to engage and connect with life more effectively.

by Dr SJ NANA, DrNana.co.za

References:

• Resolution of Vision Loss in a Teenage Girl Following Upper Cervical Chiropractic Care: A Case Study & Review of the Literature

• Treatment of severe glaucomatous visual field deficit by chiropractic spinal manipulative therapy: a prospective case study and discussion

• Monocular visual loss after closed head trauma: immediate resolution associated with spinal manipulation

• The association between visual incompetence and spinal derangement: an instructive case history

• Bilateral simultaneous optic nerve dysfunction after pariorbital trauma: Recovery of vision in association with chiropractic spinal manipulation therapy

• The Return of Color Vision Secondary to Macular Degeneration After Chiropractic Care

• The treatment of presumptive optic nerve ischemia by spinal manipulation

• A single cohort prospective trial of the immediate effects of spinal manipulation on visual acuity

• Chronic Neck Pain and Blurred or Double Vision Problems

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