03/13/2026
Headaches can sometimes stem from structural stress at the top of the neck, where the skull meets the spine. When the atlas (C1) is misaligned, it may irritate nearby nerves, affect circulation, and contribute to ongoing headaches and migraines.
https://www.uccnearme.com/articles/throbbing-headache/why-throbbing-headaches-keep-coming-back-understanding-the-neck-and-nerve-connection/
Recurring throbbing headaches often begin in the neck. Learn how upper cervical alignment supports healthy nerve communication, improves circulation, and helps reduce headache frequency naturally.