Because of the importance of the last statement, we would like you to read that again. Dr. Biedermann pointed out that many infants might not show any signs or symptoms but may have problems with their upper cervical spine and atlas. Dr. Biedermann stated that x-rays are typically necessary to determine how the correction is to be made. He also commented on the fact that some of his colleagues do not take x-rays on infants and they do not see the same positive results that he sees. He stated the treatment takes years of experience in the manual treatment of the upper cervical spine.
Most children cry for a moment, but stop as soon as they are in their mother's arms.
They apparently thought there was no connection between the symptoms and the treatment, such as improved sleeping and eating habits and improved temperament. Another important paper was published by Dr. Biedermann, Koch and Saternus. This is exactly what we hope to show with the international research projects being planned through the StopSIDS.org Foundation. Dr. Windsor performed autopsy studies to determine if there was a connection between minor curvatures of the spine and diseased internal organs. Where there was a diseased organ, a withered nerve could be traced back to the spine in most cases.