The brain suffers faster because the brain (as described above) is dependent on the blood supply. The displacement of the cervical vertebrae, even if it is less than 1 millimeter, creates an imbalance in the blood-oxygen supply. Most people have initially to deal with complaints such as:
- Pressure on the skull,
- Sensation of pulsation,
- Drowsiness, as if you just don't get clear,
- Headache,
- Pain in the neck,
- Complaints and back pain , neck and shoulders.
And later, because the problem is not solved, people notice that they experience problems during daily functioning, such as:
- Concentration problems,
- Fatigue,
- Dizziness,
- Forgetful,
- Poor sleep etc etc Practical experience shows that these symptoms disappear first.
For some customers, the majority of these complaints disappeared immediately. I also belong to this group.
'With me the feeling of pressure on the skull, the whiteness and the feeling of pulsation was immediately gone because it was caused by so-called neurological (oxygen) deficiency. However, it took a few days for the dizziness and balance disorder to disappear. I also had to be patient for forgetfulness and concentration problems. '
The complaints that are caused by a short-term disruption in the blood circulation are resolved faster than those caused by a tormented nerve (damage to the nerve due to an oxygen deficiency, irritation or pinching).
This is simply because nerves need some time to recover.