Seminar Teaching Cutting-Edge Neurological Adjusting Methods Returns to Edmonton

DALLAS - Sept. 3, 2013 - PRLog -- One-To-Zero (OTZ) Health Education Systems, founded by internationally renowned chiropractor Dr. Francis X. Murphy, will return to Edmonton September 21-22, to present the second course in their seminar series which teaches the occipital-atlanto adjustment for the treatment of Frozen Shoulder Syndrome and many other neurological disorders.

Under the leadership of Drs. Murphy, Lou D’Amico and Michael Hall, OTZ trains licensed chiropractors to use its proven, non-surgical diagnosis and treatment to relieve the conditions that cause Hatcher-Murphy Subluxation. This subluxation pattern shows manifestation or dysfunction of the tissues involving the brainstem, the vagal nerve or cranial nerve 10 and the spinal accessory nerve or cranial nerve 11. When this occipital-atlanto manifestation is corrected, it seems to have an immediate impact on multiple disorders and behaviors. OTZ will be presenting the second course in its seminar series, which focuses on teaching the pediatric aspects of the OTZ Method.  The team regularly identifies and reverses this misalignment in children with developmental delays such as Autism, Asperger’s, ADD and ADHD.

“Every Chiropractor MUST take this seminar!” says Dr. Nanette Jarmain of New York City. She continues, “This is the most effective technique I have witnessed in 17 years of practice and the neurology clearly supports it. This seminar will change my health, the health of my family and patients and will change the health and well-being of America!”

OTZ has been researching and testing the results of using the occipital-atlanto adjustment for the treatment of Hatcher-Murphy Subluxations in children for more than 2 years. They have been working tirelessly to bring this method and its results to the forefront of chiropractic research. In 2011 they were awarded a poster presentation at the prestigious World Federation of Chiropractic Symposium held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and their research paper was also accepted for publication in the peer-reviewed Journal of Chiropractic Medicine (Volume 11 Number 4 December 2012). Additional research venues are continually being pursued to further validate the OTZ Tension Adjustment.

OTZ has previously hosted seminars in the US, UK, Paris and Brazil, with the most recent taking place in Philadelphia in July. The next OTZ frozen shoulder seminar will take place in Dallas, November 9-10, 2013. For more information on this or any of the upcoming OTZ seminars, please visit http://otzhealthed.com/seminar-information/.