Such a precious channel... truly amazing !!

BRO/DOC: THANK YOU - YOU REALLY OUT HERE SAVING LIVES MAN. THANK YOU -

This blew my mind. Thanks for the great video.

Fascinating! The more I watch these videos and learn the more I realize how jacked up my body's alignment is

Never had a video be more relatable! Developed severe TMJ a while back and have since had all sorts of different postural problems (fallen arches, patella tendinitis, back pain,etc) hopefully this is a start to getting me back balanced.

You’re a pioneer in your industry. I’m started watching you over a while ago and I’ve been seeing lots of improvement in my posture. I’ve been trying to figure out how to release the tension in my jaw and this video may have finally done it. Thank you.

Great video! As someone who strongly relates to this correlation, I wish I would have discovered you and Neal a lot sooner. Thank you for spreading the word to those who are still unsure of what is causing their chronic pain.

Thank you for the research links, keeps us nerds busy.

I don’t think you realize how big of a life saver you are. This is my exact problem at the moment. Please keep up the great content!

@karlmarx3471

6 ай бұрын

I’m the same. What are you doing about it ?

Thank you for existing ❤

You are amazing! I currently have braces to correct a crossbite. My jaw was going to the left and i had problems with my right shoulder, arm and ribs. This explains everything!

Love that people are talking more about the role of the jaw in whole body & even mind/mental health. Unfortunately, some people will need to see a neuromuscular dentist. If you're a mouth breather, have a small mouth, or have had extensive dental work, & of course if you have TMJ/TMD, it could be a sign you might benefit from some additional help. I for one have had a number of teeth removed from my upper jaw b/c of my small mouth, which sets my jaw further back and creates chronic tension. Most orthodontists are not aware of this and will fix your teeth cosmetically while causing you issues years down the line. The Life Stylist Podcast #509 offers great info for those interested. Thanks again Conor.

@marcomotta2507

6 ай бұрын

did you have neuromuscular dentistry?

@Ladylovesdogs

6 ай бұрын

@@marcomotta2507 not yet but I am scheduled to meet with one in a month or so!

@marcomotta2507

6 ай бұрын

good luck!@@Ladylovesdogs

@vivianacorrente365

Ай бұрын

@@Ladylovesdogsdo you meet him? Where are you located?

@ulive1time

Ай бұрын

I have similar issues and have a dentist/ortho team recommending Maxillary expansion to correct crossbite and small away. Going for a second opinion but it all translates well into things this channel and PRI discuss so more confident in the Drs. Opinions.

Anecdotally agreed. This fall has been very effective - started school and took as a project to always stand in public transport. Approximately and hour a day. A lot of muscle growth for free, but also much less one-sided bite. Like just the left foot has experienced a lot of change, from feeling rather curved to having a lot more contact area. At some point I had noticed it was difficult altogether have the molars meet, I had actually chipped a front tooth again just due to biting them together in a funny way at the end of fo the summer. Although stressing out and compensating with coffee also made neck really tense and cause a lot of jaw fatigue, teeth grinding together. But anyway, after some months of standing in the public transport, back is much less imbalanced, the hip doesn't feel as stiff and pushed to one direction and molars meet easily. Body is such a complicated chain of events.

@JingaBBB

6 ай бұрын

Learning proper grammar would be a cool project for you.

Great video and fascinating studies. This is something I’ve never heard of before. PS when you’re were talking about studies and mentioning all the technical words (around 2:17)!it’s was difficult for the layman (me) to know what you’re talking about. In future if you are able to explain these things in everyday English that would be super helpful.

Bro this guy is the goat 🐐 Thanks you so much Conor, my facial asymmetry affected me so much and this is helping me so much, THANKSSSSSSS

@RohitKumar-ze4ve

11 күн бұрын

Hello. Can you please tell me how long does it takes??

I’ve never thought about this… but it could be the root of my ongoing neck/shoulder pain! Will give these exercises a go. Thank you!

@curtisyates1718

2 ай бұрын

Did it help at all ?

@RohitKumar-ze4ve

11 күн бұрын

Hello. Any progress!!!

Hi! you mention this is not something we can fix by ourselves. What is the title of the professionals who can assess and facilitate any necessary inventions? btw, I love your work that I've seen so far, and know that you are making the world better by teaching ppl how to be more in tune with their health. Legend work!!

Can you be my PT please and fix all my posture and muscle imbalance issues! 😅

@hotpotat0es

6 ай бұрын

I had lateral pelvic tilt and muscle imbalances .and a normal physio therapist sorted it all out .

@Drit111

6 ай бұрын

​@@hotpotat0es bro where

@khan-hm6yd

6 ай бұрын

@@hotpotat0eswhich muscles did you strengthen and stretch?

@hotpotat0es

6 ай бұрын

@@khan-hm6yd I let my physio work all that out. I did alot of single leg squats tho . Took ten months to walk normally again

@MaxJansen-kw6qs

6 ай бұрын

@@hotpotat0esreally? That gives me hope

One thing that helped me dramatically was getting the glue residue off from where I had my permanent retainer. I had braces and then a permanent retainer placed on the back of my teeth afterwards. Well my permanent retainer ended up breaking and I never did anything about the glue on the back of my front teeth. The glue caused my bottom teeth to rest upon it, leaving me with a perpetual open bite. I never thought anything about because I could “somewhat” feel my molars in the back of my mouth. After trying the exercise and techniques and only making marginal improvements I went to my dentist and had them remove the glue on the back of my front teeth. The moment that my mouth closed and I felt my molars truly touch together my whole body shifted and I started breathing into my diaphragm. It was dramatic enough to feel like someone turned on a light switch in my body that had always been off. Even the dentist commented when my body shifted over. A plus from all this happening was that my face became more symmetrical and nose became straighter 😂

@acardinalconsideration824

6 ай бұрын

I’ve been considering getting my lower permanent retainer removed. I think it might be keeping my jaw more rigid but I’m not entirely sure

@ARB826

6 ай бұрын

⁠@@SIC647same here, except I don’t recall anyone giving direction about removing it someday. Have always found it crazy that some guy put a wire in my mouth in the past and basically said “see ya later” to me at 12yrs old. 20 years later randomly fell off and I almost swallowed it.. Seems like good healthcare. Ha Have always been curious if that was part of or the main reason for my posture issues, which developed maybe a year or two after it fell off

You are literally the best

Hey Conor, Hope you're doing great! Just wanted to drop a quick note to say how much I enjoy your content - always a delight. I'm thinking about improving my posture and wondering if I should start with orthodontic treatment or dive into some exercises. Also, as a student in Germany, any idea which specialists could help me out with getting my posture back on track?

Well put!

I get confused if it’s my hips causing my jaw to misalign or if it’s my jaw causing my body to misalign I’ve had this for about two years been to so many doctors currently working on my hips will definitely try these thank you so much for talking about this

@fitlana2821

6 ай бұрын

Have the same question... what is the actual cause

@matte563

6 ай бұрын

Yeah its a clusterfck

@joshuaroberts5083

6 ай бұрын

Same here.

@jangrajewski1017

6 ай бұрын

@@fitlana2821 start with the good pair of shoes recommended, then try with your bite, if that doesn't help, try with optometrist. Exercises can bring you to neutrality, but if you start moving again, it will go away.

@louisacurrier2951

6 ай бұрын

Are you hypermobile by any chance?

I hope we ca have some overwhelming evidence of this. I definitely want all of those in my health facility.

Thanks for the video!! I've been thinking about the iron neck would that be a good purchase since it works all the neck muscles thus improving posture.

thanks again!

Awesome, I will try this. When doing the jaw resistant exercises keep the mouth slightly open. Maybe another exercise to add would be gently resisting closure of slight;y opened mouth by placing a finger on each side between teeth to isometr contr temporalis & masseter. Keep up the great work!!!

@RohitKumar-ze4ve

11 күн бұрын

Any progress??

I always thought that to change the jaw position for good, you need to realign your teeth, so the brackets are necessary. You can try to push the jaw in some direction, but your teeth gonna prevent changes and shoul keep everything in the old place, right?

Make a video on dextroscoliosis , thankyou

SO ooo I hope this comment will get through to Connor. Few months ago I purchased started doing body restoration programs , Connor is offering which work well I also started doing the ,,the lower limb foundation” program And everything went well till I got to the week of “five and six of lower limb foundation “ Those exercises left me bedridden for almost two weeks, since they did not provide proper activation of glut med, before introducing banding with weights Please , make improvements to lower limb foundations, just like you did with body restoration.

Which Doctor would I go to to get myself checked? I could definately need it

I have left AIC, midline misalignment, weaker left and stronger right jaw muscle. I also noticed that my head is on right side unlikely you described in left aic video

Do you know a dental clinic here in California who can help with this condition?

As a hyper mobile, dyspraxic and autistic person, I find this fascinating. I have very poor proprioception and very unequal “feedback” between my left and right sides. A crowded palette and scoliosis are both common in hyper mobile people, because of our tissue laxity. My teeth did not “stay fixed” after braces. I would love to see you work with a hypermobile specialist coach (Tracey rudriguez is good) or autistic advocate. I have a hunch that there are physiological drivers behind common autistic stims, this video has me thinking of oral stims such as chewing and why they are so grounding. I always appreciate your in-depth, research rich explanations

@sciencensorcery

6 ай бұрын

Ooh, I'm not hypermobile but am autistic and I wonder this too about stims! I've also wondered if being autistic is part of why it's been hard for PRI to "stick" effectively with my body, because of how much more inherently dysregulated it is due to sensory overload, etc.

@louisacurrier2951

6 ай бұрын

@@sciencensorcery it’s fascinating to me how different bodies need different regulation tools. I worked as an SEN support educator for a few years, and I’m convinced that lots of the spinning , swinging and hanging upside down stims that my students needed to be regulated also served to support hyper mobile vascular systems where the blood tends to pool in the lower body. I think that as autistics share our experiences online, the absolute deep need for stimming becomes increasingly apparent.

After a dental implant my jaw and muscles became very asymmetrical. I’m trying everyday to do different activities… and from my observations that’s studies are almost reaches the truth…

Jaw surgery is unironically one of the best things to fix a bad posture.

@Buuuuugi

6 ай бұрын

did u had it? I got a cross bite and clenching with mit front teeths. Thats has to be the problem with my bad posture and Pain on my left body site

@sebastivnity

6 ай бұрын

@@Buuuuugi i had jaw surgery and it can fix a left/righty asymmetry in the jaw. however jaw surgery cannot fix your bite only. you will need to get braces for that.

Literally my issue rn and I keep trying to tell my PCP but they don’t really get it. I feel like I need a whole interdisciplinary study on my posture alone. So many issues.

@ingrossa

6 ай бұрын

Start with your feet, everything starts there. If your feet are misaligned, the rest of your body will also be.

@pep1679

5 ай бұрын

Will these exercises resolve those postural issues? I just started doing them.@@ingrossa

@walealan-wx3hu

4 ай бұрын

not really always the case, my issue was from the Jaw, which caused everything downwards to be imbalanced@@ingrossa

@tiIebreaker

2 ай бұрын

@@walealan-wx3huso if you fix your feet, it will fix your jaw too no?

These connections are discussed in Chinese medicine too. It’s part of somatic meditations like qigong. Thanks so much for the deep dives!!

Hey thanks for the informative video! Would you recommend those exercises to a person that has genetic asymmetry of the jaw? In my case one jaw grew more during childhood. I’m trying to center my teeth midlines in order to create symmetry. But when I bite down my teeth meet in a one side shifted position. I really appreciate it if you could answer 🙏🏼

Bro could you please make a video on asymmetry due to clavicle imbalance???! My face is utterly asymmetrical because of a fracture I got in my collar bone 10 years ago and because of that my teeth, jaw and even hair line is recessed on that side and I've been trying to fix it😣 Would love your advice on this

My jaw always look off in back camera picture. I tried changing my tongue posture, moving teeth but nothing helped. Going to try this exercises.

Great info. You missed an edit at 5:56 timestamp.

@conorharris

6 ай бұрын

Thanks! Will fix

What if you have had molar extractions and or implants? I also have had many crowns over the years, can that play a part in this as well?

You get it

The dentists in the world who understand this and can properly do something about it can be counted on the fingers of one hand maybe

Fantastic Ive been waiting for this!!! Thank you so much connor, you are leading the path for young people to have a male role model.

@RohitKumar-ze4ve

11 күн бұрын

Any progress sir??

@jamesyancharas

11 күн бұрын

@@RohitKumar-ze4ve yes complete recovery. Do as instructed

@RohitKumar-ze4ve

5 күн бұрын

@@jamesyancharas Thanks allot for the reply sir. And how long does it takes. And I feel my head heavy after doing it. Is it normal??

@jamesyancharas

5 күн бұрын

@@RohitKumar-ze4ve Could be. You need to relax while you do these exercises. you are teaching your body that it is OKAY to be in alignment. Your body thinks its misalignment is natural. You cannot force it into a pattern it does not accept. you sit there do all the exercises and breathe and tell your body its safe and okay and you will be completely recovered in no time

Can you do a video on myositis ossificans? In the quad? Im going to PT for it starting wnxt week (and for coccyx pain from a fracture a long time ago).

Awesome

I've had my wisdom teeth and back molars removed because of crowding and so I have literally no teeth back there. How can I attain the benefits of this somatic sensory system without those teeth? Because i do feel as though good posture is harder for me to attain and my jaw has been shifting to one side for some reason.

Are the teeth touching in the exercise?

I noticed this 2 weeks ago when I was dancing. When my movements start to get bigger I bite on my lower lip subconsciously to stay stable because I have an overbite. When I fully bite down on my molars my movements are a lot more centered and grounded but I can't maintain this when I extend out to a bigger range of motion due to my overbite. I've tried correcting my overbite by moving my lower jaw forwards but then only the top and bottom 2 molars at the back are in contact, which is not as stable and applies too much pressure on the molars. I wish I could find a way to fix this.

@acardinalconsideration824

6 ай бұрын

I think a custom molded stabilization splint from an experienced dentist might be your best bet.

Wildddd. I just got a few teeth pulled now I’m buggin I have to replace them - I don’t want metal so the ceramic will be expensivvveee

Hi conor Do you have any idea how could removal surgery of palatine tonsils fuck up posture? Or anyone else

If I'm not sure which side my jaw is more aligned with, can I just do the exercise for both sides? So my right shoulder hangs significantly lower than the left and my head is tilted to the right, but what exactly does that mean for the jaw?

I only heard of physical therapist in rehab center...... But where can i get a physical therapist as a relative healthy person?

Where can I find Pri dentist???

I've been balancing my full body posture for 13 years. My posture is great now, but my jaw seems permanently tilted to my left, largely because all my teeth tilt that way. With my mouth open, the jaw rests in a central position... closed, the bite matches perfectly but skewed to my left... after 13 years the teeth haven't moved and my face is still noticeably more muscular and fleshy on my right side... also my torso and arm is noticeably more muscular on my LEFT side... please help diagnose me!

Well, just three days ago I realized that I hit a point where exercises did not more help and realized as soon as the left molars touch I “magically” move better … And the video comes in the right moment:)

TRUE.

Nucca fixed it for me

How would someone who has loss their cervical curve/crossbite/left leaning jaw take all this into account?

I'm really curious what your opinion on Kjetil Larsen's (from msk neurology) method of fixing tmd. He says you should habitually learn to keep the resting posture of your mandible slightly forward to relieve tension and stress on the jaw joint. "TMD is caused by posterior shearing of the mandibular condyle. The mandibular condyle is too far back in resting position, due to a too posteriorly established occlusion, once again caused by underdevelopment of the maxilla bone. This will cause tearing down of the joint, disc, and so on. By gently protracting the mandible in posture, without co-activating the supra hyoid muscles, the joint will be allowed to heal permanently."

@jamietherooster

6 ай бұрын

I would take kjetils advice as he actually knows what he's talking about

So i need firstly fix my jaw or my posture?

can this also be the cause of left AIC pattern?

My jaw shifts to the right and I feel my left molar more. What does this tell about my posture? Do I have left lateral tilt?

fantastic info here Conor., really appreciate these videos. I've recently had a mandibular splint fitted and it seems to bring my mandible forward, reducing some tension in the back of the neck. However, when in 'resting jaw' mode, I sense mainly the canines. Is it important for the molars to occlude when the jaw is resting? Also, I have had obstructive sleep apnea and a posterior tongue tie diagnosed. Would / should the splint help with this? Thanks in advance!

@teleplusdeluxe

5 ай бұрын

I had same thing, the MAD gave me TMJ/TMD eventually. Go see a dentist who is PRI trained, or Pankey Institute trained. They can fit you with a bite split that will help with occlusion and tongue position. Then once you have the bite split go see a PRI trained therapist, they can give you exercises to help ensure you are properly diaphragmatically breathing and getting proper rib cage expansion. My dentist says MAD's probably won't be prescribed any more in 5 years, because long term they cause more problems than they solve.

@timcurran5065

5 ай бұрын

@@teleplusdeluxe It seems to be a treacherous road! The occlusal splint I was given caused a strong cross bite so I took it out pronto. Am planning on getting it adjusted (the dentist in question is working with a PRC trained therapist) so we’ll see how it goes. Am sort of nervous of doing permanent damage with a poorly fitted splint. A world with physios and airway focused dentists all working under one roof would be ideal. Maybe in 20 years time…

@teleplusdeluxe

5 ай бұрын

@@timcurran5065my splint is a passive device, meaning it doesn’t change your bite, it just relaxes your jaw and gets your tongue to behave. Eventually I will get a point where they’ll get my bite alingeed with proper craniofacial alignment. They said it takes typically 6-8 months with my type issues, so we’ll see! Good luck!

@timcurran5065

5 ай бұрын

Sounds very similar to my situation. I wish you the best of luck too!

I have more teeth contact on my left.. where should i push my jaw towards?

Same situation with me my right arm also out of joint Jo also one side How I fix it

Kinesthesia for the win.

Sayfan harika

I have a very strong jawline and cheekbones but my nose is super deviated to the side and it looks so bad how do i fix that?

For those who suffer such body imbalances(as I do) "mewing" technique is also a proper treat. Keep in mind that just regular fitness routine doesn't work - I myself was a big pullups fan but over 15 years of doing them it didn't really help. Great video and exercises! Clear explanations! Gonna try it

@acardinalconsideration824

6 ай бұрын

Mewing can be great but one thing to watch out for is asymmetrical pressure being unconsciously applied by the tongue as a consequence of a misaligned jaw/asymmetrical tension throughout the cranium. This was an issue I had for a couple months without even realizing and it pushed me further into my dysfunctional patterns.

@algor8541

6 ай бұрын

@@MakaFanaTiko14 it took me several months to strengthen my tongue and jaw muscules to learn a correct swallow. I also have to shift my jaw intentionally to right(to a straight occlusion position which is "unnatural" for me) while doing so to try to get rid of imbalances. After all that mewing became much easier to me. It's too early to judge in my case but overall it helps me get relaxed throughout my whole body and use my diaphragm to breath. I also consider an orthodontics in my late 30s. This can be your solution too

@reikodra1580

6 ай бұрын

@@acardinalconsideration824 this happened to me as well. i made my asymmetries worse and my tinnitus worse because i was told to put my tongue up there on a narrow palate. it caused depression, anxiety, and bad thoughts. I stopped putting my tongue up there after months of damage, and the only thing that remained was the worsened tinnitus. currently doing MSE after spending 6k of testing, scans, and consults. hopefully it helps. tried PRI to no avail, and i wish i never did what i did. been suffering for 3 years with no end in sight.

@Devil-ig7kl

6 ай бұрын

​@@algor8541how old are you?

@pep1679

5 ай бұрын

I HAVE THE SAME ISSUE. The left side of my tongue pushes more on my left palate and thus the left side of my face looks more "developed" than my right. I think it's because of my postural problems. How did you manage to fix it?@@acardinalconsideration824

Videos like this kind of make me feel hopeless. I have braces for a malocclusion (bad bite) and a resulting asymmetrical jaw. Am I just fucked or is there anything at this point that can help? And what types of doctors can help with this? I have searched for an entire year for someone like Conor around me but no one seems to have the top to bottom approach. Or they just straight up say I'm crazy when I show Conors videos (I've literally been put in the psych ward for suggesting my jaw affects the rest of the body). I just want some help somehow to live a normal life. Like what caused this in me? Can I ever be whole again or will I always deal with imbalances from head to toe? I really can't bear that thought. Just screaming into the void basically but if anyone has overcome this affliction, please respond and tell me how you started

@algor8541

6 ай бұрын

"What caused" - one of versions: it is developing because of mouth breathing and improper tongue posture/improper swallowing. The tongue should rest on the upper pallete naturally otherwise the upper palette won't develop correctly and this will develop into improper jaw aligment. Incorrect swallowing pattern leads to muscular imbalances in jaw causing it's shifting

@conorharris

6 ай бұрын

Don’t lose hope. We’re putting together people who can handle situations like this. It will be a slow burn but there will be places all over the USA and eventually the world

@jesssmith3560

6 ай бұрын

@@Hahjt2upjess_smith_5 I appreciate it bro

@user26344

6 ай бұрын

What you’re looking for is a neuromuscular dentist. They specialize in what Conor is talking about here. They won’t think you’re crazy. Also, when your body is misaligned, it starts to compensate which leads to imbalances and potentially injuries down the line due to favoring one side. Look up “eight Romano stretches” and do it daily. It’s a routine that puts your body back in alignment.

@jesssmith3560

6 ай бұрын

@@user26344thank you bro 🙏

I keep saying it but "you and Neal are sound god's work"

I'm so right sided. I chew more with my right molars & when I go for a sprint guess what my right leg is more sore than my left after.

You know you’ve made it when Adam meakins starts to come after you 😂

But what can I do? At home, here in Germany 😫

this is CRAZY lol... had no idea your mouth affects your feet and how you run

Okay, so I do not have any of my molars. I need dentures. Will dentures installed help with my posture, or because the teeth are gone the sensors cannot help?

@tubbsthebigcat

24 күн бұрын

Good question. I’ve lost most of my molars as well and wonder

Bruh my jaw too?!? Damn. Jk love your vids

Folks don't comprehend how much teeth move in the gums. If you've ever seen someone in a rage, like fighting for their lives, you see how far the canines can protrude; literally like a vampire.

Wouldn't tongue and other myofunctional exercises to strengthen the jaw be better than a splint?

@conorharris

6 ай бұрын

Depends on the person. A splint can help align the bite/jaw better, but myofunctional therapy is better for tongue positioning and function

@wendihurst4021

6 ай бұрын

@conorharris So my next question would be this? How long would one use a splint and how does one know when you no longer need it?

A orthodontist make fun of me when I told him this

Do I do both sides, when pushing sideways?

@conorharris

6 ай бұрын

You would push to the opposite side you have less molar contact on. For example, in the typical right-shifted pattern (Left AIC), you would have better molar contact on right with jaw going left. So you would push your jaw right and expect better L molar contact, with some positive change in shoulder IR and ER potentially. It’s imperative you do it on the proper side, which is why I don’t think many people should do this stuff without oversight from a practitioner. Assessments are helpful, though. If you do it on the proper side, measurements tend to improve. If you do it on the wrong side, they get worse.

@philxtx9516

6 ай бұрын

​@@conorharrisOne question, when you say that you press your jaw to the right, do you mean that you press your jaw to the right with your fingers or that you press your jaw against your fingers to the right? These are opposite directions...

What do I do if I have a jaw issue then? Should I see an orthodontist??

@spontaneousbootay

6 ай бұрын

Yes

@joshuaroberts5083

6 ай бұрын

@@spontaneousbootay how can they help?

@spontaneousbootay

6 ай бұрын

@@joshuaroberts5083 they will fix the malocclusion and get your teeth aligned so your jaw falls into place. If its not that they can diagnose you

@sreejitdas8621

5 ай бұрын

​​@@joshuaroberts5083It depends on your case buddy if you are having poor bite issues or malocclusion an orthodontist can help you giving a splint for a more stabilize bite which can help overall your jaw positioning and all so if you are having jaw issues like tmj joint dysfunction the cause of that can be malocclusion as I mentioned above which improper bite can have impact on jaw joint severly which develops bad posture,scoliosis and all which im facing from very long. Thanks ❤

💪

This is my problem, I have been going crazy 😢

@shelovesexsu867

Ай бұрын

Me too bro like one part of my jaw is flat and one part is round and I kinda be going crazy searching put people are saying different things and it’s not my teeth my teeth are straight and idk if sleeping on back works and I kinda got lazy about finding ways to fix it and I see nothing but saying to get fillers or botox but I don’t want to mess up my face with that because im still Young my face been like this for months now and idk how to fix and still trying to find ways but im really impatient and want it now so that’s kinda why I gave up☠️

Okay I have all this and flat feet

Amazing to me how many bodies are ruined by orthodontists

Had some fillings done 6 years ago, 3 years ago my body went from 100% Greco roman werestler to 5% of myself, constant pain in jaw, head ,face, shoulders, neck, back. lower back, hip, knees... You get the point. Until i discovered that my teetht might be the issue, i made the doc remove the fillings. I put a finger from a glove in my nose with a device to blow it up, and over the course of the last 1 year i made my facial bones move back into place, my neck is still under "construction" . March last year i had my lower back "fall out" i knew exactly in that moment it went back into place.. Had major issues with my sinuses, now they are back and open. I wash them with 3% diluted H2o2 and it burns but the sinuses are unblocked. My eyes were also affected by these issues, made me cognitively into an "apeman" with low thoughts regarding myself and lower IQ sin some wats i believe... Just found your vid, havent looked at ut yet. BUT lets see what i can learn.

@Roaster1987N

3 ай бұрын

Working in my ribs on the left side, they are stuck togehter, the muscles and ligaments. I use a gua sha to aggitate everything, might have broken my broke my rib 4 weeks ago while doing this and beeing a bit to rough.. Im back at it again now. Having spasms in my back muscles because of it also... but they stop. Using 1 aspiring each day, plus cannabis CBD cream to manage the pain...

Get your hip and the rest of the body into alignment...then the jaw will get into alignment most likely. Not the reverse.

@CandBYoung

6 ай бұрын

Cervical spine / C1 are related to jaw position for sure.

@user26344

6 ай бұрын

Jaw alignment is determined by teeth alignment. You can’t fix malocclusion without dental intervention. So jaw alignment is unlikely to change without direct intervention on the teeth.

@user-on6db4rf4s

2 ай бұрын

Nah lmao... I tried fixing my hips without jaw work and it only got worse and worse.

I don’t have teeth I lost long time ago I had bought twice one fit me the other I got dizzy so I couldn’t used I lost my money too. My pt is always telling me that hut I need money again and they are not cheap I am going to take in consideration what are saying

Men have a hard life hence bad posture not a jaw issue

@user-on6db4rf4s

2 ай бұрын

Bruh

I don't know why aren't you making a video on scoliosis even after I told you many times

@sreejitdas8621

5 ай бұрын

He mentioned in the video about cranialdisorders can influence on spine which can turn to scoliosis.

@Akashedits1

5 ай бұрын

@@sreejitdas8621 lol I didn't know About it

@user-on6db4rf4s

2 ай бұрын

He's not your slave

@Halloellerr

Ай бұрын

@@user-on6db4rf4s i Agree.. Never jugde the scapula if you have scoliosis you need the time for the inner groin wings to Connect to the serratus anterior, first you need to correct the pelvicfloor to the left subscapularis and breath in and out.. its works!

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