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The Atlas, or top cervical vertebra that is just below the base of an individual’s skull, influences the central nervous system and is one of the key components for overall health. A misaligned Atlas can cause unnecessary pressure on arteries, blood vessels, cranial nerves, and the spinal cord which can result in a life with chronic pain. However, the AtlasPROfilax method, a targeted upper neck massage, could alleviate headaches, muscle tension, and other chronic pain symptoms and have you feeling ready to take on the world again in no time.

Classic Chronic Pain Ailments

Vertigo

This condition is usually brought on by inner ear problems or a sudden change in the position of the head. Vertigo can cause extreme imbalance as well as compromised vision due to powerful sensations of dizziness.

Migraines

A migraine is an extreme and usually prolonged headache that can cause debilitating effects such nausea and vomiting as well as sensitivity to light and noise for hours or even days.

Muscle Spasms

Sudden muscle pain that comes and goes may be related to muscle spasms. Muscles can react this way when fatigued or if the body is dehydrated.

Neck, Shoulder, and Upper Back

Neck, Back, and Shoulder Tension

These types of tension in the body can build over time or appear seemingly out of nowhere. Soreness and stiffness in these areas may limit an individual’s range of motion and cause extreme muscle pain.

Neck Pain

Pain that develops in the neck area affects numerous daily tasks including posture and mobility of the head. Common symptoms of neck pain are headaches, muscle spasms, and tension.

Upper Back Pain

Pain in the upper back can restrict a variety of daily activities. This condition can result in muscle spasms, stiffness, and intense soreness that directly affects movement.

Heavy Head

Experiencing a “heavy” head is often akin to suffering from a tension headache. Pain usually feels as though it encircles the head and may be accompanied by facial or crown pressure, fatigue, and decreased mental focus.

Limited Range of Head Motion

The tightening of muscles and tension in the neck and shoulders can limit an individual’s range of head motion.

Lower Back and Sciatic

Lower Back Pain

The lower part of the back, or lumbar region, can also experience pain that feels like a muscle pull, a stabbing sensation, or even a shooting pain that radiates from the buttocks down the leg.

Sciatica Pain

Sciatica Pain

Hip, Leg, Arm and Foot Pain

Pain in the hip, leg, arm, or feet can result in a range of symptoms from minimal temporary discomfort to chronic pain that requires limited movement.

Disc Injuries

The spinal column, especially in the lower back, is where slipped or herniated discs occur. This excruciating condition usually results in symptoms such as severe numbness or tingling, severe pain, and muscle weakness.

Other Chronic Symptoms

Nerve Pain

A variety of different conditions can result in nerve pain which may feel like sharp pins and needles or intense burning sensations.

Poor Posture

Posture refers to the positioning of your neck, back, and shoulders when sitting or standing. Poor posture over time can result in the tightening or shortening of muscles which may in turn result in joint or muscle aches and a life with chronic pain.

Depression & Anxiety

A diagnosis of depression is often identified by symptoms of sadness, hopelessness, insomnia, fatigue, decreased mental focus, and decreased interest in daily activities. Also known as major depressive disorder, this medical illness can drastically impact an individual’s quality of life.

Carpal Tunnel

This condition, more commonly known as carpal tunnel syndrome, is caused by the compression of the median nerve. Individuals with carpal tunnel experience a combination of tingling, numbness, and pain in the hands and arms.

“Foggy” Brain

General symptoms such as impaired memory and decreased mental clarity are often the result of insomnia, stress, poor diet, and simply overdoing it.

Numbness or Tingling

Injury or overuse of a muscle or joint may result in a numbing or tingling sensation in the body. This generally mimics the same feeling of a foot “falling asleep.”

TMJ

Temporomandibular joint disorder describes a variety of conditions that affect the joints and jaw muscles used to simply open and close the mouth. Symptoms of TMJ may include jaw pain, popping noises in the jaw, headaches, and ear pain.

Testimonials from Real Customers about Escape The Pain and The AtlasPROfilax Treatment!

Highly highly recommend Tifany and Atlas Profilax. I had major posture issues just because I have small children and work at a desk. I also had fallen down the stairs this year and was having constant neck pain and spasms. I had one leg an inch and a half longer than the other one. After this 3-4 minute massage treatment, I had immediate results, even legs, clear head, pain free and no more spasms! That is just my experience, but I know there are countless others as well. Besides that, I continue to feel better each day as my spine realigns back to its optimal position! Don’t wait any longer, there is no reason not to give it a try!
– Miranda Hadamik

I’m a very high-stress individual and carry a lot of tension everywhere. I still need to complete my follow up but even after the initial session, I felt immediate relief. The wall test… probably the single best indicator that let’s you know just how jacked up your alignment is. What’s the wall test? Well, for that answer, you have to call Tifany Teague. Thanks for the work you’ve done this far and I look forward to my next visit. Money well spent and I highly recommend this treatment to anyone.
– Brandon Polka

Tifany is very knowledgeable in what she is doing. She explained how this procedure works and the benefits beforehand. I felt well informed and at ease. I will not lie, it did hurt but immediately after I had full range of motion when I turn my head and my posture has greatly improved. Job well done Tifany!
– Toni Rissman

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