This podcast discusses newly published research involving a 30-year-old man with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis who experienced dizziness, sensory disturbances, headaches, gait instability, fatigue, and cervical spinal cord lesions. The discussion explores how Atlas Orthogonal upper cervical correction and full-spine chiropractic care were associated with substantial improvements in symptom burden, fatigue, dizziness, balance, posture, and functional stability. The patient also showed follow-up MRI improvement at the C4-C5 lesion, with no new active lesions reported. The episode highlights the possible role of craniocervical alignment, CSF flow, venous drainage, proprioception, and autonomic regulation in supporting neurologic function.
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