Progression of vision problems due to ligamentous cervical dysstructure & how to improve vision
Caring Medical & Hauser Neck Center
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Progression of vision problems due to ligamentous cervical dysstructure & how to improve vision
3 542 просмотра · 11 месяцев назад
Caring Medical & Hauser Neck Center
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3 542 просмотра · 11 месяцев назад
0:00 Progressive nature of vision loss
1:50 neck curve reversal in kids
3:05 Cause of brain fatigue
5:15 Text neck and computer vision syndrome
8:13 Polluted eyes and dementia
9:44 Abnormal pupil dilation
10:25 Eye pathology and LCI
12:20 Leaky Blood-Retinal Barrier
13:05 Macular degeneration
14:06 Progression of visual decline
14:56 Asymptomatic Glaucoma
18:57 Eye nerves originate in brainstem
19:36 Potential etiology of eye diseases
21:11 Can you prevent retinal detachment?
23:02 Blurry vision, visual snow, and gaze instability
25:26 Conditions caused by cervical instability
27:16 What can you do for neck pain and instability?
We are excited to help people understand how the stability of the neck can affect vision. Check out our published research on vision symptoms and ligamentous neck instability in the scientific journal Frontiers in Neurology.
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