“Dr. Siegfried changed my life! I suffered from chronic, debilitating migraines from a traumatic brain injury for years. I tried everything to alleviate them and couldn’t find anything despite being a chiropractor myself. In 1 visit, Dr. Siegfried used the nasal technique to completely cure my headaches! He also took time to educate me on the process, showed me the intricacies of the technique, and took more than enough time for me to feel supported and appreciated. I can’t recommend this clinic enough! I look forward to coming back!”
“I have known George Siegfried, D.C. for 47 years, since we were in chiropractic school. We both studied with Dr. Richard Stober who pioneered the bilateral nasal specific technique. Recently, I received a nasal specific treatment from Dr. Siegfried. He has become a master artist not just an excellent clinician in the performing of the nasal specific procedure. I am inspired and grateful for his excellence and so appreciate the healing energy and genuineness he emits.”
Dr. Rod Jackson, D.C.
Dr. Siegfried studied with Dr. J.R. Stober, D.C., N.D., one of the pioneers of the Bilateral Nasal Specific, for many years. He has the best technique of anyone I have found and is the only person I trust with my head. I have suffered with chronic sinusitis after a head injury years ago.
Dr. David Schanaker, D.C.
Dr. George Siegfried has been a great influence for me in the field of advanced cranial adjusting. He was my mentor in the early 1980’s, teaching me the Bilateral Nasal Specific technique that was passed down to him during his work with Dr. Richard Stober. I believe Dr. Siegfried is the current source of the essential lineage teaching of the BNS technique of cranial adjusting.
Dorian Quinn D.C., LAC
I find it hard to believe, but when it comes to clinical practice, by definition I am now an old timer. Having practiced since the early 1980’s I have had the privilege of seeing many patients with a broad spectrum of problems and complaints. I have also had the privilege of meeting and working with clinicians who have developed and mastered skill sets that complement the techniques that I have learned. There is a great advantage to referring a patient for specialty treatment. It typically improves their recovery time, and it also tells the patient you truly care about their well-being. One of the most profound and advanced manual medicine procedures is the BNS, Bilateral Nasal Specific. For a patient suffering from an assortment of problems ranging from TMJ, migraines, tension headaches, sinus problems and even ear disorders, BNS can be incredibly effective. One of the pioneers of this technique was Dr. Stober, who was an old timer when I was at W.S.C.C. He demonstrated and taught BNS. Regrettably Dr. Stober passed away several years ago. Fortunately for us, one of his students has continued on the tradition and legacy of Dr. Stober’s work.
Dr. George Siegfried is a master of BNS. His successful treatment of difficult head pain cases greatly compliments all aspects of chiropractic and other forms of body work. If you have a whiplash or concussion case that you feel may benefit from additional clinical expertise, or a patient with head pain that is not responding as you would like; I strongly believe your patient will come back and thank you for it.
Dr. Richard Sprauer, D.C.
Years ago, when my son was a child and had an appointment with Dr. Siegfried for a nasal specific, a friend came to me and told me that he was having one of the horrible headaches that he had been experiencing for years. I talked him into taking my son’s appointment that day and later he told me of his experience. He said that when Dr. Siegfried did the procedure he remembered in that moment an incident when he was a younger man of being “knocked out” as literally a drunken sailor. He felt the bone of his cheek move and the headache was gone immediately. To say he was delighted is an understatement! I have referred many over the years to Dr. Siegfried because, in my opinion, he is the best one I know for this specialized work.
Dr. Will Harden, DC
I have been a practicing Chiropractor for 29 years, and see a vast array of unique cases and conditions. I have a list of professionals and specialists to whom I refer cases that are outside my area of expertise.
For patients with chronic sinusitis, earaches, vertigo, auditory or ocular problems, history of head injury, facial or upper airway problems, and if the patient is not responding to spinal care, I consider the possibility of cranial motion or alignment abnormalities. This is when I consider possible Bilateral Nasal Specific technique.
For this approach, I refer to one and only one practitioner, Dr. Siegfried, who I consider to be the most experienced, and capable individual to administer this remarkable procedure. For the last two decades I have referred all patients needing a Nasal Specific to Dr. Siegfried, and the response they give is typically one of astonishment, in both the procedure itself, and in the results. Thanks, Dr.S, for being a valuable source!
Dr. Brian Stearns
In the fall of 2015 my wife and I engaged in the Camino de Santiago, an 800 km hike across Spain. During the 5 ½ week endeavor I got a fairly severe infection on my leg resulting in the need for antibiotics, anti-inflammatory meds and a forced four-day break in the hike. After completing the hike and arriving home I got a head and chest cold. Somehow, it appears that this series of events left me with no sense of smell, an effect that continued for more that two months. Of course this loss was accompanied by the sense of taste, as well.
Having been introduced to BNS adjustments previously, I made and appointment in Feb. of 2016 with Dr. Siegfried. In leaving the office following the adjustment I walked into a small restaurant and immediately noted the ability to smell the cooking meat! I have made sure to get follow-up adjustments every few months since and my sense of smell and taste has returned to near 100%. I can even enjoy the aromas of Oregon’s red wines, again.
Thanks Dr. S !