This is an amazing new technology for headaches! You have never seen anything like this before! Please read the whole article!
This article is based on the opinions of Dr. Baldwin, a deceased dentist, not his real name. Dr. Baldwin’s opinion was that 95% of headaches, no matter what kind of headache, will seem to go away with this technology. He had stated that over 80% of people with headaches can use this technology.
Note: It is hard to see, but notice the cranial splint placed on the back molars. It has become a fulcrum when light pressure is applied to the chin area, creating a separation between the condyle and the temporal mandibular joint.
This photo shows a cranial splint installed in the medical skull. Pressure is put on the front of the jaw causing the cranial splint to become a fulcrum, causing a simultaneous separation between the condyle and temporal mandibular joint on both sides of the skull.(The splint is on the back molars, it is hard to see)
The type of headache does not seem to matter when using a cranial splint. This technology seems to work on migraines, and any other headache except headaches related to physical trauma.
Cranial Rhythms:
Cranial rhythms are a known physiological system. Just like respiratory system or the circulatory system. The head or cranium expands and contracts about one millimeter, pumping cerebral spinal fluid through the neural (nervous) system. One expansion and contraction of the head is known as a cranial rhythm. The amount of cranial rhythms per minute (frequency) is known as a cranial rate. The published average cranial rates are about 4 to 14 per minute. Persons who would feel this motion by touch would be an osteopath (a type of doctor), or a Cranio/Sacral therapist, an alternative medicine practitioner. It seems to me that almost all of them are unaware that cranial rates can be made to go faster, sometimes up to 60 cycles per minute. But they are measurable, and in my opinion anyone who can measure cranial rhythms would have to agree that the cranial splint increases the cranial rate (Dr. Baldwin has shown this to people who can feel cranial rhythms, and they agreed with him). You can look cranial rhythms up on the Internet.
Dr. Baldwin had stated that make sure your teeth and gums are in good shape and read the whole article!!!!!!
Dr.Baldwin stated about 20% of people should not use the cranial splint!!!! Read the whole article to understand more!!
Dr. Baldwin’s definition of a “Cranial Splint”:
A rectangular piece of food grade plastic that is about ¼ by 3/8 by 2 inches long that is placed directly across the second molars, or the first molars (if a person is missing a second molar), not the wisdom teeth (see diagrams below).
The cranial splint becomes a fulcrum when the chin is rested in the palm of one’s hand and the weight of the head provides pressure to cause a slight separation between the condyle of the mandible (jaw) and the temporal mandibular joint. In his opinion this increases the cranial rhythms of the person, and it seems like the headache goes away or get significantly better.
Note: Dr. Baldwin has stated that position where cranial rhythm rate changes the best is when the mandible(jaw) is lowered 1/2 inch and moved slightly forward. That is why in his opinion that having a flat sided splint works best as it allows the mandible(jaw) to move slightly forward. In his opinion that is why a cylindrical rod or a piece of coat hanger will only get 80% or so of the cranial rhythm change as the rod is lodged in the crowns of the molars and does not allow the mandible(jaw) to move slightly forward.
The positional relationship between the temporal mandibular joint and condyle of the jaw.
Dr. Baldwin’s opinion was that in this position the TM Joint is irritated to the point of the inflammatory process being activated. Slight swelling occurs and since the brain is about ¼ inch behind the joint, the swelling seems to interfere with the cranial rate, slowing the cranial rate down. Conversely, when relief is given to the joint, like with a cranial splint, the cranial rate seems to quicken.
Below: Cranial splints manufactured from a plastic cutting board.
Make sure your teeth and gums are in good shape and read the whole article!!!!!!
Dr.Baldwin stated about 20% of people should not use the cranial splint!!!! Read the whole article to understand more!!
Dr. Baldwin stated that you will only get 80% or so of the cranial rate change with a cylindrical piece of plastic. He stated that people should take the time to make proper cranial splints from a food grade cutting board.
Above: Correctly installed cranial splint according to Dr. Baldwin’s opinion. This allows relatively even separation of both sides of the skull in regards to temporal mandibular joint (TMJ) the condyle of the jaw as the cranial splint is placed from the second molar across to the other second molar and pressure is applied causing the splint to become a fulcrum. If the splint is angled from the first molar across to the second molar, nothing will happen when the splint is used as a fulcrum. Dr. Baldwin said to never use the wisdom teeth. He said if a person is missing the second molar, the first molars seem to work.
Incorrectly installed cranial splint.
The chin is placed at this point on the hand above the wrist.
The chin is placed on the hand above the wrist and just the WEIGHT OF THE HEAD is used to cause the cranial splint to become a fulcrum. This position and pressure should be held for one and a half minutes. Then a slight bit more pressure should be added for one more minute. This is a gentle act!!!!!!!!!! You are not biting on the cranial splint!!!
Dr. Baldwin stated that a person should perform this simple act twice a day even when they do not have a headache. It his opinion, and mine, that people who have faster cranial rates are generally healthier human beings.
Now, back to headaches. If a person had a cranial rate of 4 cranial rhythms per minute, and then has a headache, the cranial rhythm rate would slow down to 1 cranial rhythm per minute or less. When that person’s headache goes away, the cranial rate returns back to 4 cycles per minute. The cranial splint takes a person’s cranial rate up to around 50 or 60 cycles per minute, and the headache seems to go away, or get significantly better. The cranial rate after using the cranial splint slows down after time, depending on the person’s dentition (arrangement of teeth) Dr. Baldwin’s opinion was that a person should use the splint technology once in the morning and once in the evening for more permanent relief from headaches.
If you do not have a headache and have a cranial rate of about 4 or less you will still feel the physiological change that occurs when you use the cranial splint technology. You will also feel more energized. If you have a cranial rate of about 12 cycles per minute, you probably will not feel anything at all.
The splint technology is a gentile act! You are using the splint as a fulcrum, not biting on it! Just the weight of your head for a minute and a half, and then a slight bit more pressure for a minute!
Making cranial splints:
Go to the store and buy a 3/8” food grade plastic cutting board. Cut ¼ inch wide strips and then cut the strips to varying lengths from an inch and one half to two and a quarter inches long.
Please remember that in Dr. Baldwin’s opinion you will only get about 80% of the cranial change you need for headaches by using a cylindrical splint like a piece of coat hanger or plastic rod.
Important!!!!
Dr. Baldwin stated that in his opinion people with gum disease, dentures, loose teeth, dental implants, root canals on the molars in question, diagnosed with TMJ disorder, poor teeth, and no jaw mobility (being able to move the jaw front to back, and side to side, should not try the Cranial Splint without consulting their dentist.
Images courtesy of Wikipedia.
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The Cranial Cowboy