A patient stated that she has a hard time breathing while lying supine. It had begun shortly after her previous husband had punched her in the back of the head. OD sent me to superior occipital bone (back of head) that I adjusted using the arthrostim.

I asked her to lie down on her back. She did so and reported that her breathing was 50-60% better. I then got an OD for adjusting over the glabella. When I found that spot, she said "Oh yeah, he hit me in the face, too."

I adjusted the glabella, had her lie down and she could now breathe without any problem.

Breech baby

Terry and Tanja Murphy, DCs, Hastings, New Zealand

One of our patients came in with her baby lying breech, headed for an early C-section. I OD'd and got a positive to turn the baby using KST, used the arthrostim, and we both felt the baby turning. Tanja, without knowing what I had done, checked the OD and confirmed the baby was no longer breech. A scan confirmed the baby had turned and stayed in position.