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Meghan King Edmondsis opening up about the “miracle” that helped correcther 7-month-old son‘s vision problems.

In a series of Instagram Stories on Monday, theReal Housewives of Orange Countyalum revealed that Dr. Mackenzie McNamara atGateways Chiropracticin St. Charles, Missouri, had given Hart craniosacral therapy, a bodywork procedure she said “completely cured” him of his far-sightedness.

The mother of three was prompted to seek help for Hart’s vision problems when she noticed he was “struggling with seeing up close,” she recalled. “Hewasn’t meeting certain milestones.”

“He wasn’t reaching for toys, he wasn’t laughing on command like his brother was,” King Edmonds explained of Hart and his twin, Hayes. “I just had this feeling inside me that he had some vision issues.”

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After speaking to her pediatrician, she was recommended to visit a pediatric ophthalmologist. But before that appointment, Dr. McNamara told her about craniosacral therapy, which King Edmonds said was meant to “loosen the muscles that were making his eyes cross-eyed and were making it hard for him to see up close.”

“I know you guys are a little apprehensive about chiropractors and do they really work,” she added, stressing that this was just her experience. “His eyes continue to improve every week we go.”

Chiropractic medicine is generally considered a form of alternative medicine, and is a divisive topic on mommy blogs, with some proponents praising it for its curative powers, while critics say the treatment is not effective and can lead to chiropractors influencing parents’ views on other topics, including vaccinations.

“There are times when integrative or complementary medicine can play a role in a person’s overall health, but we need to be especially cautious when it come to infants,” says PEOPLE’s Health Squad Pediatrician,Dr. Elizabeth Murray, who has not seen or treated King Edmond’s son.

“The thorough medical evaluation of an infant or child should never be delayed in favor of other therapies. Many medical problems discovered in infants can be easily fixed if treated early while a delay may have lasting consequences.”

Her videos, which were later shared toDr. McNamara’s own Instagram page, showed how the craniosacral therapy process worked. The alternative therapy procedure is administered through touch and manipulation, according to the Center for Integrative Medicine.

Slight pressure is typically exerted on the sutures or connections between the cranial bones, and sometimes also on the neck and spine. “These adjustments are believed to restore balance to the nervous system and surrounding structures that support it,” theCenter for Integrative Medicine says.

Asked about the procedure, King Edmonds tells PEOPLE, “It’s truly amazing. Not perfect, but it’s miraculous he’s come this far.”

The former reality star adds that she “will continue to follow up with our pediatric ophthalmologist in addition to our weekly craniosacral adjustments” while monitoring Hart moving forward.

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Meanwhile,Hart and his twin brother Hayesaren’t the only children King Edmonds and her husbandJim Edmondsparent. The couple also have daughterAspen, whom they welcomed on Thanksgiving Day 2016.

In January 2017, the mother of three announced that she wasstepping away fromRHOCafter three seasons, explaining her “bittersweet” decision in alengthy blog post.

“I arrived at this multi-faceted decision after much thought, and then I thought some more,” she said. “As you might suspect filming this show takes a massive emotional toll: I’m literally filming my real life in real time and engaged in situations and circumstances which can be contentious.”

“Then, when the show airs, we relivesome trying of the most trying moments in our livesand then endure the public’s reaction; we never come out as winners to every viewer,” King Edmonds continued.

King Edmonds said the showtook a “physical toll” on her asshe underwent in vitro fertilization treatments in season 11, and experienced the busy life of a new mom after welcoming Aspen in season 12. She knew while filming the season 12 reunion at five weeks pregnant that she “was done.”

“I knew that I was going to have a longpregnancy growing the twins andit would be next to impossible to film,” the then-pregnant star said. “I could do it, but did I really want to?”

source: people.com