How can you recognize a KiSS syndrome yourself? Recognizing a Kiss Syndrome is not so easy, as it can be accompanied by many different symptoms, all of which are very unspecific. Nevertheless, there are a number of symptoms that can indicate the presence of an upper cervical joint – induced – symmetry – disorder. Since … How can you recognize a KiSS syndrome yourself? | KiSS Syndrome
KiSS Syndrome and ADHD An untreated KiSS syndrome in infancy is often accompanied by ADD or ADHD-like abnormalities. The children are conspicuous by concentration problems and learning difficulties at school. They are restless, fidgety and can appear very quick-tempered and hyperactive in their behavior. This can sometimes lead to disturbed social integration and a pronounced … KiSS Syndrome and ADHD | KiSS Syndrome
Risks of the treatment Since only slight manual movements and minimal pressure are used in the treatment of KiSS syndrome, complications are very unlikely. The bigger problem, which orthodox medicine in particular considers risky, is the risk of overlooking a serious illness of the child, since one relies on the diagnosis of KiSS syndrome and … Risks of the treatment | KiSS Syndrome
Late effects If a KiSS syndrome is not treated early and adequately, serious complications and late complications can occur. One consequence of an untreated KiSS syndrome in infancy is the so-called KIDD syndrome. This is a disturbance of perception induced by the incorrect posture of the upper cervical joint, as well as the inability to … Late effects | KiSS Syndrome
