Chiropractors have been adjusting the spine for over 100 years with excellent results. Pioneers in the osteopathic and chiropractic profession and develop techniques for not only adjusting the spine but also the cranial vault to help correct neurological dysfunctions and temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMD). Cranial bones join with each other through interlocking articulations called sutures. Distortions in the cranial vault can produce a variety of symptoms including headaches, hearing, visual, sinus congestion and eustachian tube blocking. This relations of the cranial sutural system can affect the flow of cerebral spinal fluid around the brain which can diminish neurological function by altering the electrolyte balance necessary for nerve transmission. The circulation of blood into the brain to the arterial system and the venous deoxygenated drainage of blood from the brain can also affect brain function. Abnormal flow of blood and cerebral spinal fluid to specific areas of the brain can affect coordination, concentration, balance, emotions, memory and systemic metabolism.
Craniopathic techniques are beneficial in restoring temporomandibular joint function which can affect the neurological system in addition to producing jaw pain, cracking, popping and locking. Craniopathic procedures also been utilized for the correction of attention deficit disorder and learning disabilities in children.
I am a diplomat and instructor for the International Craniopathic Society event been privileged to teach chiropractors in the United States, England, Australia, Japan and South America. I have been involved in the development of new craniopathic procedures and adjusting techniques that have been utilized by chiropractors around the world to alleviate the suffering of their patients.
I am also a certified veterinary chiropractor and was featured on channel 13 news here in Tampa, Florida for restoring the rear and function of a paralyzed rat terrier lost the function of his rear legs after a visit to the veterinarian . http://www.chiroforpets.com/ and https://www.facebook.com/DrDan4pets/
I graduated from the University of South Florida in 1976, was accepted to the Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport Iowa. I graduated from Palmer College in 1979. Since then I have been practicing in the Tampa Bay area for the last 38 years. In 2010 I was voted Chiropractic Medical Hero of the year in 2015 I was voted chiropractor of the year by the Sacro-Occipital Research Society International. I have been interviewed by numerous nationally syndicated radio hosts over the years. I have testified as an expert witness on numerous occasions for individuals injured in an automobile accidents. I have also testified as an expert witness in defense cases for numerous attorneys and insurance carriers. My practice is presently located In Temple Terrace, Florida. Our motto: we will leave no bone unturned in the quest to restore our patients to a pain-free life and full functional capacities.
