Translation: Dr. Britta Kowalski

KIDD/ KiD Syndrome

Head joint induced Dysgnosie / Dispraxie - KIDD
Short head joint induced malfunction - KiD

Definitions:
" Dysgnosie - Disorder of the form recognition ability
" Dyspraxie - incompetence of performing learned gesture/movement despite existence of perception and possibility of performing that gesture/movement

According to the understanding of our researching doctors KIDD Syndrome is a consequence of a KISS syndrome which remained untreated during baby age.
The malfunctioning of the Spinal Column caused by the slipping / relocation of the Atlas or of the head joint, which has serious effects on the entire organism, does not grow out by itself, but as in a chain reaction these effects multiply. For this reason we would like to point out once again the importance to be able to start with the treatment as soon as possible.

In children beyond baby age and in adults normally not only the Atlas is affected but also the pelvis (the hip area). However in such cases, for the hip area, manual mobilisation (manual setting) will actually be necessary.

Consequences of a non-treatment could be:

• Headaches,
  
• migraines,
  
• posture weakness,
  
• limited mobility,
  
• coordination difficulties (by cycling, by balancing),
  
• motoricity deficits,
  
• learning and concentration disorders,
  
• perceptions disorders,
  
• impaired social integration,
  
• emotional disorders ( Frustration -> Irritability -> Impatience -> aggressiveness),
  
• Writing and reading problems

In this place I would like to point out that ADD Children might actually be unrecognised KIDD Children. Even when this would not be the case, a treatment of these children at Atlas and in pelvis area has proved very beneficial.

In adults the results of neglected treatment may be the following:

• Inter vertebral disc problems
  
• Slipped disc
  
• Dizziness
  
• Balance disorder/disturbance
  
• Mobility disorder
  
• Chronic backaches
  
• Permanent ear sounds (Tinnitus)

The researching doctors have lately succeeded in determining new causal relationships and therefore there can be distinguished between KISS 1, KISS 2 and KIDD/KiD.

For those needing more information, following links could be of help (German language):

http://www.kiss-info.de -- Dr. Sacher
More about KISS / KIDD syndrome topic could be found on Dr.

Koch's homepage:
http://www.kiss-kinder.de -- Dr. Koch

Very good medical information regarding the manual therapy and the X-raying topic as well as regarding other topics:
http://www.manmed.de -- Dr. Biedermann