Nasal Specific Technique (NST) is a cranial adjustment in which the doctor inserts a small balloon into the nasal passages and quickly inflates and deflates. This is performed four times on each side of the nasal passages. By pressurizing the inside of the cranium, the small bones of the skull are expanded. This unlocks the sutures and chambers within the skull to normal function. When these chambers are congested and the sutures are locked, the results can be the conditions listed below. Sinus surgery has shown to be avoidable by conducting the Nasal Specific Technique. Babies who have difficulty nursing because of congestion and difficulty breathing through their noses have shown in cases to experience immediate relief.