TREATABLE DIAGNOSIS.
Sciatica
Lumbago
Brachial Neuralgia
Herniated/Bulging Disk
Rotator Cuff
Carpel Tunnel
Chrondromalacia Patella
Migraines Concussions Tendonitis
Torn Labrum (Shoulder and Hip)
AILMENTS.
Back Pain
Cramping
Lack of Flexibility
Muscle Weakness
Spams
Neck Pain
Tennis Elbow
Golfer’s Elbow
Knee or Ankle Pain
treatments.
BRACHIAL PLEXUS.
SHOULDER.
Brachial Plexus (6 points for alignment) 3 on each side of the body.
Superior angle of scapula, Inferior angle of scapula, and the coricoid process.
These points are bony landmarks where important muscles attach via tendons. These bony landmarks are key in reversing an incorrect posture. A body position that includes slumping forward, narrow compressed shoulders, compressed ribcage, curved thoracic spine.
The body needs to be reset in gravity to stop the constant building of irregular connective tissue. Once the body is reset; results include a corrected spine, wide shoulders, healthy nerve outlets, and scar tissue free muscles.
This method treats Brachial neuralgia, cervical impingment, herniations, forward spinal curves, thoracic compression, etc…
SACRAL PLEXUS.
HIP.
Sacral Plexus (6 points for alignment) 3 on each side of the body.
Ischeal Tuberosity, Illiac spine, and the Illiac crest.
These bony landmarks attach the Hamstrings, the Quads, and the Illiotibial band respectively. Because we are not ambidextrous, we use our limbs unequally which causes different lengths of muscle bellies.
These muscle bellies attach to the bones via tendons. These tendons pull the skeleton out of alignment. Once the skeleton is out of alignment, the nerve outlets become compressed. When the nerve outlets are compressed, radiating pain can be sent down arms, legs, or into back.
When the arteries are compressed, tingling and numbness occur. This is the reason people have herniated disks, back pain, sciatica, spinal curvatures, Chondromalacia patella, etc.