Although atlasology is a novel concept, vertebral treatments per se are not an invention of modern times, as healers were already aware of the importance of the atlas in ancient times.

The first cervical vertebra is called atlas — it supports the head. It is of particular importance for all vertebral bodies, as malpositions in this area can have far-reaching effects.

Atlasology has an effect on the nervous system, the balance system, the body’s statics and muscle tension. Atlas logic helps the body activate its self-healing powers in the best possible way.

If the atlas (the uppermost cervical vertebra) is displaced, nerve impulse disorders can occur and the vertebral column and thus the entire musculoskeletal system can get out of statics. This can lead to a wide variety of complaints, but mainly to head, neck and back pain.

Atlasology makes it possible to swing the atlas back to its central location. In addition, the body regains the best possible statics and any pelvic misalignment is eliminated. This in turn allows nerve impulses to flow freely from and to the body cells.

In contrast to manipulative methods, there are no risks typical of the treatment due to decades of experience in atlasology, as the technical implementation is carried out without pulling, twisting or tilting the cervical spine.