Cranial Cervical instability (CCI) is a condition that occurs when the ligaments and connective tissues in the neck and head are damaged or weakened. This causes excessive movement in the upper neck and skull, which can lead to a variety of symptoms.

Some of the most painful conditions a person may face are caused by brain, head, and spine conditions. CCI is a headache-inducing ailment that involves corruption of the ligamentous connections. People with CCI experience looseness where the skull meets the spine.

A: I began finding people that were coming in with a consistent set of symptoms that was complicated. They were presenting with these complex neurological problems and neck pain and headaches. So, we have a consistent group of people that were coming in who were dizzy, who had consistent headaches, suboccipital headaches. They were having ocular forms of visual change, so like ocular migraines, they were having trouble tracking things. They were having things like apnea at night and problems with their sleep, sleep disturbances.