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Theory
The Cerebrospinal Fluid Venturi: Hypothesis of CSF Lift

Lee Carroll Ph.D, DC Bio
[November 11, 2008, pp 1-7]

Abstract

Free and unimpeded cerebro-spinal fluid (CSF) flow has been acknowledged to be of import in a variety of chiropractic techniques in use today. It is suggested that there are discernible mechanisms of CSF flow, hitherto unexamined, that will help in the understanding of its circulation.

Following a review of literature, hypotheses of CSF flow are briefly reviewed and applications of Venturi systems being discovered within the human body are examined.

It is proposed that a Venturi system may be responsible for a part of the mechanism of CSF return to the superior sagittal sinus. Since free flow of CSF is one facet of a subluxation-free state of being, a better understanding of fluid dynamics may assist us in our prime directive as chiropractors.

Key Words: Chiropractic, Venturi, Bernoulli, Cerebrospinal fluid, Vertebral subluxation

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