A 40-year-old woman could not turn her neck. Her x-rays revealed a reversal of her cervical curve (she was involved in several car accidents). I referred her out to an imaging center for a better view of her upper cervical area.

In the meantime, I adjusted her four times with KST; mostly cranials, C5 and C7.

This week she came in with the new x-rays, and to her and my surprise, she no longer has a curve reversal; she now has a normal lordotic curve. She was so surprised that she thought the x-rays weren't hers. She was told 20 years ago that she had a reversed cervical curve. The time between the x-rays was one month and four visits.