Upregulate CN VIII Auditory Portion
Cranial Nerves VIII - Auditory
For the auditory portion ring medical tuning forks near 1 ear and perform muscle response testing. If a previously strong arm goes weak laser the brain stem and the tested ear while ringing the tuning fork (driving the pathway). Retest.
You can do a Modified Rinne's Test and Weber Test by adding muscle testing while performing.
CN VIII - Vestibular
The vestibular canals are in the X, Y, Z axis and are involved with physical awareness in space. A specific canal can be challenged by holding the cervical spine and head in a particular direction (flexion / extension; Rt / Lt lateral flexion; Rt / Lt rotation) while spinning in a chair to the right and to the left and using muscle response testing after each challenge. This process will take some time to perform all phases. Be gentle when spinning the person; recreating the vertigo symptoms can be violent when isolating the neurological stress.
Example:
Have the person sit in an executive chair with armrests. This way when you identify the vestibular canal involved the person will not fall and hurt themselves.
Have the person tuck their chin to their chest and test a strong arm in the clear. (If the arm goes weak this would need to be corrected by lasering the C1/C2 myotome or any correction from the basic seminar including adjustments.)
Then maintain head position and gently spin 1/4 turn to the left. Stop the chair, retest the previously strong arm, maintaining the chin tucked the entire time. (If the arm tests strong spin the opposite direction with chin tucked).
If the arm displays a weakness program 2 red laser heads of the Base Station and have the patient hold in each ear canal or if you have only the EVRL/GVL Laser treat one ear at a time and gently spin left (driving the pathway) making a slight pause every 1/4 turn so the body can compensate.
RETEST
Repeat this for all head positions: flexion / extension; Rt / Lt lateral flexion; Rt / Lt rotation) while spinning in a chair to the right and to the left and using muscle response testing after each challenge.
