Restoring the Atlas to its natural position is a long-term solution, enduring a lifetime barring instances of traffic accidents or injuries where severe head jerks occur. Generally, a single treatment suffices, although with age, the stiffness of the muscles and tendons in the neck increases. Therefore, a follow-up check-up 2 to 3 weeks after the Atlas adjustment is desirable, during which a complimentary thumper massage is provided.

Post-treatment, it's advisable to engage in specific exercises for the neck and spine for at least 2 to 3 months. With the Atlas adjusted, resuming normal activities, exercises, or sports is safe. However, for the first 2 months following the Atlas adjustment, activities like trampoline jumping and headstands (such as the shirshasana yoga position) should be avoided, while positions like the candle or handstand can be practiced freely.

No single therapy is a cure-all. There isn’t a magical method, or a magical pill that will alleviate all health issues. In many individuals, a misaligned Atlas is the root cause of various disturbances and pains in the neck, shoulders, and back. However, there are painful conditions unrelated to the Atlas's position. For instance, while a significant percentage of migraines diminish or vanish post Atlas repositioning, migraines can also be triggered by weather changes in meteoropathic individuals, hormonal shifts in women (during ovulation and PMS), improper diets, or other diseases.

Issues stemming from an incorrect Atlas position tend to gradually lessen or disappear in the days, weeks, and months following the Atlas's restoration to its natural position. However, for problems not directly caused by the Atlas, alternative solutions will be required. It's realistic to expect reduced pain intensity and frequency, enhanced head mobility, improved oxygen flow to the brain, better head-body coordination, and improved head circulation. Many individuals have also experienced ancillary benefits from Atlas therapy such as improved vision or hearing, reduced excessive sweating, and cartilage restoration in hips and knees. Yet, results are individualistic and require time. Post Atlas correction, the process of regeneration and self-healing commences, with the body gradually awakening, continually improving year after year.

Reactions to the therapy can manifest on the day of the correction, or emerge over the ensuing weeks, months, or even years, depending on one's health state. The reactions might be subtle or more pronounced. The creation of balance, general health improvement, and the alleviation of subjective symptoms might occur instantly—these are subtle reactions that might go unnoticed. Conversely, a "healing crisis" may arise, during which the body rapidly undergoes the natural healing process, thus intensifying reactions. Symptoms might resurface in the reverse order of their initial appearance.

TYPES OF REACTIONS:

Bodily Detoxification Process: Your body may respond by intensifying natural detoxification pathways: expect possible increased sweating, more frequent urination, diarrhea, coughing, and wheezing as ways your body expels bacteria, viruses, and toxins to restore optimal function. We advise consuming one and a half to two liters of water daily, and one liter of Taheebo (Lapacho) tea for a month to support this process.

Fatigue: Fatigue may manifest as your body navigates through inflammatory processes. During the following days and weeks, prioritize rest, quality sleep, and perhaps mindfulness practices like meditation.

Emotional Purging: Transient episodes of depression, anger, or strong negative thoughts may surface, only to gradually dissipate over time.

"Healing Crisis": You might experience transient resurfacing of symptoms from previously encountered physical or psycho-emotional ailments as your spirit/body system undergoes a self-healing and regeneration process. This is especially applicable to individuals with a history of falls, traffic accidents, and/or surgical procedures.

Temporary Muscle Discomfort: Muscle discomfort in areas like the back of the head, neck, shoulders, and lower back might arise as part of the regeneration process and adaptation to a new posture. It’s beneficial to engage in exercises and massages that support this self-healing trajectory.

The journey towards a rejuvenated self is incremental, given that many of us have lived with an off-centered Atlas from birth. The ailments and discomfort stemming from an uncentered Atlas didn't manifest overnight; accordingly, the pace of self-healing is intertwined with your current health status. Amplify the self-healing momentum by embracing massages, exercises, and relinquishing detrimental habits and unhealthy dietary practices.

Atlas therapy is not a panacea that eradicates accumulated concerns instantaneously. Exercise patience with your self-healing endeavor. Post Atlas-centering, both classical and alternative therapies may yield heightened effectiveness, courtesy of the now unobstructed nerve and life energy flow, which might have been stifled before.

Bioresonance therapy has showcased substantial support in the self-healing and body regeneration journey, acting at a cellular level to expedite the healing cadence and alleviate the "healing crisis" phase.