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Whiplash and Upper Cervical Misalignment: The Hidden Cause of Chronic Symptoms
Why does a "minor" fender bender cause years of chronic pain? The answer often isn't in the muscles—it’s in the alignment of the top two bones of the neck. Discover the critical link between accident trauma and your nervous system.

New York UCC
3 days ago5 min read


The Body’s GPS system: The Power of Upper Cervical Spine Proprioception
Your neck does more than just hold up your head; it tells your brain where you are in the world. Discover the critical role of Upper Cervical Spine Proprioception and why the tiny suboccipital muscles are the unsung heroes of human balance, posture, and neurological health.

New York UCC
Dec 7, 20255 min read


Tech Neck in Children: Why Their Developing Spines Are at Risk
Are tablets and smartphones hurting your child's development? Discover the unique anatomical reasons why "Tech Neck" in children is more dangerous than in adults, and learn practical steps to protect their growing spines from permanent damage.

New York UCC
Nov 25, 20255 min read


Understanding Upper Cervical Misalignment: Why a Small Shift Creates Big Symptoms
Upper cervical misalignment can cause symptoms that seem unrelated: dizziness, visual disturbances, swallowing trouble, head heaviness, jaw tension, hormonal sensitivity, and more. This article explains why the top of the neck matters so much and how science connects these symptoms to the cranio-cervical junction.

New York UCC
Nov 8, 20253 min read


What Makes the Upper Cervical Spine (C0–C1–C2) So Special — Upper Cervical Spine Support, Protection, & More
The upper cervical spine — made up of C0 (the occiput), C1 (atlas), and C2 (axis) — isn’t just another piece of your neck. It’s a highly specialized section uniquely shaped to support your head, allow incredible mobility, and protect the brainstem, spinal cord, and crucial blood flow. In this post, we’ll explore what makes the C0–C1–C2 region distinct from the rest of the spine and why its anatomy is so vital to overall health.

New York UCC
Oct 21, 20254 min read


Cervicogenic Headaches: How the Upper Cervical Spine Plays a Critical Role
Not all headaches start in the head—many begin in the neck. Cervicogenic headaches are often caused by misalignments in the upper cervical spine (C0–C1–C2), where the brain and body connect. This vital area affects nerves, blood flow, and posture. Learn how gentle, precise upper cervical care can restore balance and bring lasting relief from chronic headaches.

New York UCC
Sep 11, 20253 min read


Upper Cervical Misalignment and Brain-Body Communication
Your brain and body communicate through the brainstem, spinal cord, and nerves. An upper cervical misalignment can disrupt this pathway, leading to headaches, dizziness, fatigue, and more. Discover how restoring alignment at the top of the neck helps restore balance and optimal health.

New York UCC
Sep 11, 20253 min read


The Myodural Bridge and Upper Cervical Care: A Key Link Between Muscles, Nerves, and the Brain
Your upper neck muscles connect directly to the protective covering of your brain and spinal cord through structures called myodural bridges. When the upper cervical spine is misaligned, it can place abnormal tension on these bridges, contributing to headaches, dizziness, brain fog, and more. Learn how gentle, precise upper cervical care can restore alignment, improve nerve and fluid function, and support lasting relief.

New York UCC
Sep 1, 20254 min read


The Upper Cervical Spine: A Critical Gateway for Neurological Health
The upper cervical spine is a small but powerful region where critical nerves and brainstem structures meet. Misalignments here can affect headaches, dizziness, TMJ pain, posture, and even autonomic function. Discover how gentle, precise upper cervical care restores balance to your nervous system and why it may be the missing link to lasting relief.

New York UCC
Aug 26, 20254 min read


The Overlooked Connection: Forward Head Posture, TMJ & Upper Cervical Spine
Struggling with TMJ pain, jaw tension, or poor posture? Discover how forward head posture and upper cervical misalignment may be the hidden cause—and how correcting it can relieve pain naturally.

New York UCC
Aug 22, 20253 min read
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