This might be considered more of a confession than a lecture. There is a plague I rarely talk about, upon modern society: doing too much. I myself am guilty of this. Doing too many projects, trying to be too perfect, wanting more for my kids than is reasonable for myself, them, or my wife… Energetic […]
lack of proper circulation and signal conductivity will cause pain.
Blood stasis is a very common complication, especially post surgery or injury. More people have some amount of blood stasis than don’t. So when you think about your pain levels, these are almost certainly directly related.
People frequently complain of conditions like Carpal Tunnel, or Thoracic Outlet Syndrome or Frozen Shoulder, etc. But little do they know that there is an underlying energetic cause. For background, imagine that of all the vertical channels that move throughout the body, you have one Master horizontal vessel call the Girdle Vessel or Meridian (Dai […]
There is a little known problem among adults, called functional or Adult scoliosis. It causes back (and therefore hip) misalignment issues, which often go undiagnosed for years and decades. It’s easily clinically diagnosed with the Adam’s Skyline Test, but how many doctors are doing clinical tests anymore? Think about the ramifications of this: your sine […]
This creates all sorts of sacroilliac joint pain, low back pain, and other things in the region which can move up to the mid back and neck, out to the shoulders, or down to the knees and feet.
It’s been said by a much wiser man than I that all health is really a process, not a destination.
This is the kind you need a 2x/week chronic care plan. Don’t kid yourself, this is absolutely related to your weight gain or obesity, to your lifestyle and eating habits, to your work and posture routines, and will only be fixed if you can return the shape to its original structures.
There are a LOT of causes of hip pain. So we have to break this series up. Today let’s talk about hip pain as it relates to back pain, and a sedentary lifestyle.
Necks are quite complex, actually. There’s a lot going on in them in a small amount of distance and space. There are muscles, bones, discs, veins, arteries, lymphnodes, glands, a voicebox and the floating hyoid bone, and of course nerves. What causes your neck pain? Mostly it is problems with the facets between the vertebra […]
