A male patient in his 40s has had an extremely severe case of atrial fibrillation. He has had multiple hospital stays, and when he began care, he could not climb any stairs, could not sleep, and could not do almost anything physical.

His sternum was subluxated in three dimensions, including rotation. Other repetitive or significant distortions/subluxations included individual ribs, breathing and diaphragm, cranial bones and sutures. I checked his OD in as many POS’s as possible. In addition, his xyphoid (zyphoid) was adjusted laterally when he was supine.

I asked him to remember the initial event where he first felt the A-fib or any event associated with A-fib. I had him visualize it and check the OD.

He improved 50% on the 1st visit. After 3 months and 16-18 adjustments, he is 90% (his words) and has since recovered to near 100% function. He is now on zero medications.