This podcast explores a chiropractic research study of 145 infants and the hidden connection between birth stress, vertebral subluxation, and early infant challenges. The discussion focuses on how prolonged labor, extended pushing, recumbent birth positioning, Pitocin, epidurals, malposition, and assisted delivery may contribute to structural stress in the infant’s neck, cranium, jaw, and nervous system. The episode highlights why breastfeeding difficulty, torticollis, tongue-tie concerns, colic, reflux, and plagiocephaly may reflect more than digestive or behavioral problems. It emphasizes the importance of infant chiropractic evaluation, practice-based research, and recognizing vertebral subluxation as a public health concern.
What If Your Baby’s Feeding Problem Starts in the Neck?
New chiropractic research connects birth stress, infant feeding dysfunction, and hidden subluxation patterns
Jul 07, 2026
McCoy Press Lectures
A series of engaging audio and video presentations that offer in-depth insights into specific chiropractic and health related techniques, philosophies, politics, research and personal autonomy. These lectures provide continuing education opportunities for chiropractors, other health care providers and the public allowing them to expand their knowledge base, enhance their expertise, stay informed and avoid being a victim.
A series of engaging audio and video presentations that offer in-depth insights into specific chiropractic and health related techniques, philosophies, politics, research and personal autonomy. These lectures provide continuing education opportunities for chiropractors, other health care providers and the public allowing them to expand their knowledge base, enhance their expertise, stay informed and avoid being a victim.Listen on
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