TMJ 'dysfunction' - Health implications

The following is a list of illnesses covered. Many are linked to patient testimonials. There are also links to some important articles which you may want to read:

(Some URLs temporarily not allotted yet)
1) Acne: Article mentions recovery from Acne. I have also successfully treated at least three other patients with lifelong severe acne.
2) Alopecia areata: Recovery from Alopecia areata
3) Asthma: What causes asthma?
4) Ataxia: Ataxia - Is asymmetry of the occiput a major cause?
5) Atlas correction: The benefits of correcting the Atlas vertebrae
6) Atrial fibrillation: Night Terrors and Atrial fibrillation
7) Autism: From oblivion to resurrection
Autism: Autism/Learning difficulties/OCD and behavioural problems
Autism: Linguistic and attention deficit issues and autism
Bowel problems:
8) IBS/IBD: Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)
9) Crohn's disease: Remarkable recovery from Crohn's disease!
10) Ulcerative colitis: Recovery from Ulcerative colitis

11) Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Recovery from Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Cerebellar issues: Some scientific articles on cerebellar issues

12)Chronic Fatigue Syndrome:Recovery from CFS
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: A breakthrough - Depression/Low Energy
13) Chronic sore throat Chronic sore throats and chest infections
14) Cold sores: Treating cold sores
Crohn's disease: Remarkable recovery from Crohn's disease
15) Deafness: Recovery from total deafness in one ear
Dr Weston Price: Dr. Weston Price's Legacy
16) Dyslexia (1)
17) Ear problems (4)

18) Eating disorders - Bulimia & Anorexia: Bulimia and Anorexia - relationship to TMJD
Eating disorders - Bulimia testimonial: Recovery from Bulimia - Testimonial

19) Eczema: A patients' recovery from Eczema and her heart-rending story.

20) Excessive sleeping (1)
21) Eye problems (1)
22) Fibromyalgia:Recovery from Fibromyalgia
23) Gastric reflux disease:(GERD)
24) Gout: My gout story)
25) Hay fever
26) Heart disease and its connection to oral symmetry: (3)
Hip asymmetry (2)
27) Infertility Three testimonials
28) Learning difficulties Autism/Learning difficulties/OCD and behavioural problems
29) Mental illness (2)
30) Migraines: (Headaches and Migraines)
31) Multiple Chemical Sensitivities (1)

32) Multiple Sclerosis Discussions of various points
Multiple Sclerosis: Successful treatments
Multiple Sclerosis: [url=https://thesymmetryforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=282&sid=af78fdb082f7ed9d4c80bf0bddc35e92Positive Anti-Nuclear Antibody (ANA) test confirms Jaw problem[/url]

33) Myoclonus - palatal: Palatal myoclonus[/color]
34) Myofascial pain syndrome:

35) Neck pain: Chronic neck and back pain
Neck pain: Neck Spasms, lower back pain and infertility

36) Night terrors and atrial fibrillation: Night Terrors and Atrial fibrillation

37) No Cure Syndrome (NCS) (2)
38) Obsessive Compulsive Disorders (1)
Oral hygiene
Orthodontics
Other illnesses/problems (5)
3) Pain (4)
39) Parkinson's disease:Dental treatment to address Parkinson's symptoms
Patient questions answered Patient questions answered
40) Polymyalgia Rheumatica:Recovery from Polymyalgia Rheumatica
41) Psychiatric illness (3)
42) Raynaud's disease Raynaud's disease explained
References (1)

43) Rheumatoid Arthritis: Rheumatoid arthritis explained
Rheumatoid Arthritis: The effect of steroids)
44) Schizophrenia:Testimonial

45) Shoulder pains: Shoulder pains caused by jaw deviations.
46) Sinusitis (1)
47) Sjogren's disease
48) Skin problems Skin problems
49) Sleep Apnoea:Sleep apnoea explained
50) Snoring:
51) Social Anxiety Disorder (1)
52) Stammering;Recovery from an extreme case of stammering

53) Trigeminal neuralgia:Trigeminal Neuralgia explained.

54) Ulcerative colitis: Recovery from ulcerative colitis

55) Visual Snow: Visual Snow recoveries - Turning a hypothesis into a thesis

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