The CXA, EDS, CMS, and ME/CFS

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Dr. Centeno reviews craniocervical instability and where that intersects with Type 1a instability with a low CXA and EDS causing cervical medullary syndrome and how that may cause certain types of ME/CFS.Full Video Available at: https://youtube.com/live/nkmvsR9HoMo

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