This patient was a 51-year-old male diagnosed with Vasovagal Syndrome several years ago. Symptoms include low energy, eye photophobia and sensitivity, heart beat 50/minute, vertigo upon any strenuous activity, feeling shaky inside, always tired and anxious.

MDs said, “Try these pills.” They didn’t work. They told him he’d have to learn to live with it. I found and adjusted various cranial bone misalignments: parietals, sphenoid, frontal, and suture restrictions.

Interestingly – he had had an old blow to his forehead by a basketball. It appears that his bilateral nasal bones were driven superior creating a lot of stress on the meninges, frontal bone subluxation and sagittal suture tension. I also adjusted his upper cervicals. After four adjustments, he reports feeling more grounded, peaceful and relaxed.