I love what I've gotten from this adjustment. Its really helped with my ataxia symptoms and gag reflex as well as balance. It's not nearly as bad as I thought it would be, it just seems intimidating 😅
Reminds me of terrible experiences ive had, which didnt have any benefits, where actually damaging to my body, but i felt absolutely amazing when its over, for obvious reasons.
I've often thought about the person who creates these techniques. "Hey Jim, I wanna try something. Hold still while I stick this thing in your nose. "😂
Had my forth treatment yesterday, I'm a recovering addict/alcoholic, my thought process now is so clear that it feels like I can see into the future when dealing with someone and see right through their public personas and down to the real person. I'm also a father and a husband, I wish I would have done this when my family was younger, it has changed my life. I would never be able to pinpoint the exact feeling I have now, you would have to have it done to feel/see the really mind blowing improvements.
Asymmetrical tongue protrusion of a sign of weakness with cranial nerve 12. There are different types of lesions that can occur with cranial nerve 12 that would warrant different testing and follow up, but with this diagnosis and clinical finding, cranial adjusting can and did make an improvement. There was a study published in PubMed regarding this type of cranial adjusting, and, although it was not addressing a neurological issue, it does show it as part of a treatment protocol for chronic head pain.
Great video, doctor. What would you recommend for Bell's Palsy? I have had it for five months now - left side - and the corner of my mouth is still very weak and can't move the surroundings of the eye. Am in Chicago. Many Thanks, Doctor.
I suffered Bells Palsy recently in December 2021. It only took me 5 weeks to be at about 95%. I did acupuncture along with heat treatment. Highly recommend doing acupuncture.
Very interesting. This type of treatment started about 100 years ago and it is still being done because, when it is appropriate to do, it is very effective.
No, in 100 years they’ll say doctors who prescribed amphetamines to 10 year olds or gave OxyContin to headache patients were barbaric. Modern medicine is nothing but a scam. Less than 10% of medical doctors have degrees in nutrition. I’ve never been to a chiropractor but I have more confidence in them than I do for the pharmaceutical industry and their puppets.
@@askdrolsen It is an old and obsolete treatment... that can cause a seizure for the amount of intracranial pressure that you are producing... more for a hypertensive person.
This is so interesting! I have had to have a nasal turbinate reduction, septoplasty (left side), lysis and lavage on the left side of my jaw, removal of four impacted wisdom teeth and now adult braces to correct bad crowding. I have had headaches and neck pain for well over 10 years. What do you think a procedure like this could do for me, considering all of the issues I've had? Thank you!
It would be difficult for someone to answer your question properly without examining you, as many of the screening tests for this procedure are physical observations and examination (as you saw in the video). Considering the medical history you have listed, though, it's certainly worth an enquiry - although, if you still have braces and ongoing dental work taking place then it would be worth having a chat with your orthodontist first. This is because this procedure can alter facial symmetry, which would impact the work they are doing with you. It would also ensure that the orthodontic interventions aren't causing some of your symptoms. Good luck! 🍀
@@georgina-a thank you very much! This is very helpful information. I understand I would have to be seen by an expert before having any definitive answers. I hadn't thought about how braces may be affecting things as well. Thank you for your knowledgeable answer!
Are you concerned that you should also work on his sacrum? If his cranial bones are asymmetrical isn't that also going to affect the symmetry of the sacrum and vice versa? By only working on the cranial bones, do you see changes in the sacrum? I'd love to see how this patient has responded to the treatment now, it's been a year. Thank you for showing this technique.
Hey Taft, thanks for your interest and great question. Anytime we are working in the craniosacral system, yes, there is the need to consider both ends to the system. The asymmetry is more about the movement and tension in the system and not about the bones. With 22 cranial bones, in my experience, it does dominate in effect from treatment most of the time, but there are definitely times that the sacral area needs treatment as well. That need did not show up in this situation.
@@askdrolsen tension on the cranial bones is also going to equate to tension on the sacrum. This is what's wrong and broken about western medicine; treat the symptoms without taking the entire body into consideration and how a spot treatment will reverberate throughout the body.
"So yeah I’m gonna blow up this balloon inside your head lol gg ez thnx that will be 40000 dollars" all jokes aside I bet that felt good! Went to a chiropractor for my knees and stiff jaw, really helped! Would b cool to try this treatment out!
In regards to that "push up" test - when I went to see a chiropractor, she used less force on the "good" side. Hence it looks that something changed after the treatment :D I'm not saying that all of them cheat, however this is my experience :)
When muscle testing is done, it may be that your doctor "used less force on the good side", but what commonly happens is that there is a perceived use of more or less force being applied to the good or bad side. Aside from the possibility of the examiner applying more or less force, your experience if very common if you have not experienced muscle testing and the muscle testing weak or strong.
This is such a woo woo BS answer where the charlatan tries to gaslight people who see past the woo. "You might feel that way but that's just how you feeeeel, not reality"
❤Greetings from Turkey With this method, intranasal curvatures can be eliminated without septoplasty or surgery. I hope this method will be a cure for all patients. Greetings and love from Turkey.
@SunFresh777 Skull and facial bones in adults are fused hun. But yeah I'm sure the resulting intranasal inflammation will help things drain. And that membrane irritation should do wonders for mucus production 😂 There's only been 1 "study" ... And it was in India, had a single patient in it, was 4 days long, and was performed at a "paramedical" clinic.
@@360.Tapestry My comment really triggered you that much? 😂 If I had actually said something factually incorrect, you would have jumped at the chance to correct me. So instead, you resort to silly insuIts. Projection at its finest ✌️
Great question! This depends on what we are working on and how much damage/injury there is. There are times when one treatment is done and there are times when many are needed.
Out of curiosity what did that device do his internals? Also probably nothing you can advise but do you know of a cure to rhinitus ive had an issue with my nasal passageways blocking since i was 12 im now 36 ive tried every nasal spray a gp can prescribe ive had nasal cauterisation which helped for a week once swelling went away. It started when someone broke my nose as a kid n ever since that day it blocks daily. The only thing that clears it is sudafed nasal spray but there must be something else that can be done to solve it.
is this technique availale to use on people who have had deviated septum surgery? I have so many of the same issues, I look like elvis when with a curved smile
Yes! This procedure can be done on people who have had deviated septum surgery. Your specific concern would need to be addressed at a consultation. Our contact information can be found in the description section.
Hey Daniel, yes it is possible that your gag reflex could be helped. There are different factors that can affect your gag reflex, but we commonly see it improve.
Are cranial release procedures for migraines or sinus problems? I’ve had migraines for awhile and my doctor has not figured what’s causing my headaches. I’ve done a brain mri, thankfully no tumor or blood clots.
Cut red meat out of your diet. No alchohol, smoked meats, heavy preservatives, workout. I'm 42 and had them since I was a child 3 to 5 days a week on every latest greatest medication available. Since the age of 35 I became a health nut and started eating clean foods. It's hard, expensive but worth the effort. I always said if Ed Macman showed up at my house and said you have won 25 million dollars, you can take the money or never have a migraine the rest of your life the migraine free life would be the answer without hesitation. I usually get 4 to 6 a year now based around the change of seasons and major barometric pressure changes. What you put in your body through food or emotional stress is 95% of migraines. You have my sympathy, there are few things on earth worse and I've cut my finger off and blew the L4 and L5 disc out in my back, neither are as bad as a brutal mind bending puking your guts up suicidal migraine. Try to eat cleaner with lots of green on the plate, make sure to take zinc. I wish you all the best trying to find what works.
Spoiler alert - the answer from chiropractors will ALWAYS be “it can help”.. look at the guys answer “it has THE POTENTIAL to help”. Thats like saying “using gasoline as fuel has THE POTENTIAL of causing explosions, yet millions drive cars everyday with no issue”. The realistic chances of this helping, are likely equivalent to your car exploding as your drive it. It has the potential to help - but theres a 100% chance you will be billed for every visit as you chase this dream - because all effects are only temporary, and they will encourage you to come in twice a week for non stop treatments.
From a first responder stand point, Im obviously sure you stroke assessed this PT and was sent to CT for further evaluation to make sure it wasn't anything Neurogenic or bleed related? Looks like a proper stroke maybe tia. Gonna have to do some homework on this treatment and ask around. This is nice to know for a prehospital assessment. Very interesting. Would love feedback of his evaluation before this intervention.
Hey Scooterbob, great observation and questions. As a first responder, I understand your thought process. I am sure that you have had many encounters with people experiencing a stroke or stroke like symptoms. Most people who are experiencing a stroke or stroke like symptoms do not end up in my office, but, regarding your question about stroke assessment, yes, all patients are questioned and evaluated for these risk factors prior to the procedure. There were no indications of pathological neurological lesions. These findings as observed are very common (when you look for them) in people who have had past head trauma/past concussions. With this type of testing, if there is a pathological lesion, it will not respond to any type of "challenge" that I do to see if it responds. Functional lesions will respond and allow for differential diagnosis in addition to other tests. The treatment of cranial bone motion and dural tension are very effective.
Hi thanks for your answer! Sorry I didn’t see you wrote me. I found a CFR practitioner in Germany. Thomas Meier! Thanks and keep going that you you seem very professional
Cranial nerve 5 (trigeminal nerve) and cranial nerve 7 (facial nerve) has nothing to do with pupillary reflex that’s CN 3 particularly the preganglionic parasympathetic branch (accessory oculomotor nerve) that supplies the sphincter pupillae and ciliaris muscles of the eye
I have been looking for someone to evaluate me in San Antonio where I live now. If anyone knows then please let me know who is qualified for this adjustment. I had surgery to reset my broken nose when I was a teenager and I can tell that my left nasal bone is slightly slanted more than the right side and the left side also has less airflow through it 😔. Just tired of it I guess. Thanks for any suggestions.
Where can I get the equipment?? I have been suffering from headache and temporomandibular joint for several years. Is it ok to do self-remedies at home alone? I've been to a lot of hospitals in Korea, but I'm stuck. Is there any place in Tokyo where I can receive similar chiropractic treatment..? If you know, please suggest me
Hi Sim Jack, thank you for your interest. At this time, we do not recommend this for self treatment. Unfortunately, I am not sure about finding somebody in Korea, but if I find somebody, I will let you know.
Screw that noise. I feel bad for people who fall this crap. Hope people have real doctors on stand by because this can and will cause serious issues both short and long term. The "doctor" here even stated in the comments that this can help with constipation! Line up everyone, lol.
I thought this was a skit at first. You are suggesting that dilating the naso pharynx for 3 seconds can affect a persons tongue asymmetry and gag reflex? I have had chiropractic treatment for back pain and it was incredible, but everything he did had scientific merit. Is there any evidence based literature that supports this ?
Sounds like you had a great experience with your chiropractic treatment for back pain. There are many types of treatment for back pain, so I am not sure what was done with you to be able to discuss the nature of it being scientific and evidence based. We are all striving to bring as much clarity and evidence based treatments forward, but, only approximately 18% of medical procedures are high quality, evidence based. More research is necessary in many areas of healthcare and medicine, but until then, many treatments are based upon experience and collaboration with other doctors. Cranial adjusting of many types focuses on the important relationship of the spheno-basilar junction to influence cranial bone movement and neurological function ( not pathology ). PubMed published an article, "Nasal specific technique as part of a chiropractic approach to chronic sinusitis and sinus headaches"
@@paveljelinek772 So.. you are going to blindly believe any guy that tells you that a "treatment" is good. You need to start reading researchgate instantly... check how science is built.
@Dr Bes MD Hey Dr. Bes, I appreciate your view point and we both understand the reality is that according to the British Medical Journal study, only 18 percent of clinical recommendations are based on high-quality evidence, which leads to most procedures being used based anecdotal evidence that they work, unless proven otherwise or harmful. In the course of working with physical complaints in the body and attempting to diagnose the source of the problem, not treating the symptoms, there are many effective methods to achieve this and one is by finding sources of dysfunction and correcting them. Cranial Facial Release, when the need is diagnosed, does have clinical correlation, is very effective and is not being passed as having high-quality evidence.
funny how no actual Doctors recommend this “procedure” at all.....for any reason I queried this with my ENT and he outright said it’s complete BS and you risk doing serious damage. And anyone recommending it should be avoided How chiropractors call themselves Dr’s when they try and pedal this shlt is beyond me
Interesting! I just spoke with a medical neurologist from Seattle who was amazed at how this work can so effectively move the sphenoid bone, "the cog of cranial bone function" and wanted to learn it. I am sorry to hear that your ENT doesn't have knowledge about this and is so willing to make an opinion. Also interesting that there is a "medical procedure/surgery" called a "Balloon Sinuplasty" where they use a balloon inserted into the sinus to open blocked sinus passes. This is using a balloon in the nasopharynx to open up the nasopharyngeal passage. Someone's lack of knowledge should not form the foundation for a valid opinion.
@@askdrolsen that’s a completely different procedure altogether so not sure what your point is exactly ..... is your argument that a CFR is safe purely because other procedures also use balloons ? Those other procedures you mentioned also have a tonne of peer reviewed papers. But feel free to correct me and direct me to where I can find any support for CFR’s from a Practicing Ear Nose and Throat specialist.
Well here is the thing, specially in the western world.... Medical treatments have been taken over by for profit pharmaceutical companies and many specialists and even Doctors come out of their Doctorates in debt, unfortunately many have been corrupted by the big pharma dollars. This is why it is always important to keep an open mind when it comes to treatments that don't include pharmaceuticals. Just a thought.
Dude sounds like a quak and his patient room looks more for show, like a quak. To be clear it looks like most of the things in the room are to make him look more professional.
It can be surprising to find out what you don't know. There are amazing connections that have been dissected and documented. If you want to see some amazing work in this area, check out the work of Dr. Mar Pick. Dr. Pick instructs two yearly courses in human dissection at the John A. Burns School of Medicine in Honolulu, Hawaii specifically in this area of cranial structure and dural membrane movement and tension.
As a cranial Osteopath, I find your comment quite uneducated. Yes it is a field that most people do not know because it doesn’t get backing from profit making corporations. You could open your mind and start reading up on the connections of the Dural membranes in your body. Start with a good anatomy book.
Unsanitary to put the used balloon and bulb in the cabinet. Contamination for the next procedure and patient. Great way to spread infectious organisms to your patients.
Not likely. But depending on the source of the snake oil, it may have had a healthy blend of Omega 6 and Omega 3 fats and depending on the person's inflammatory state, it may have helped to reduce their inflammation. Interesting, but these can actually be tested for relatively easily and so can the source of the fats. Some food for thought!
I want every freaking type of adjustment there is
Do they help ?
I am with you. I love getting adjusted
@@imarealgloman9484 yes it does but one thing about getting adjusted once you start you have the keep going
Agreed!
It's definitely a great way to f*** up your body.
I love what I've gotten from this adjustment. Its really helped with my ataxia symptoms and gag reflex as well as balance. It's not nearly as bad as I thought it would be, it just seems intimidating 😅
Be good if could get an xray to see if it's going to crack your skull
@@nikitaw1982 There are indeed documented cases of this shattering parts of the bones in the nose, which are obviously not surprising.
Thank you for uploading this! It was a way more in depth explanation of this procedure and what it helps. Now I'm not nervous about having one!
Reminds me of terrible experiences ive had, which didnt have any benefits, where actually damaging to my body, but i felt absolutely amazing when its over, for obvious reasons.
I've often thought about the person who creates these techniques. "Hey Jim, I wanna try something. Hold still while I stick this thing in your nose. "😂
Do you want to know how they learned to fix the coxis?
Had my forth treatment yesterday, I'm a recovering addict/alcoholic, my thought process now is so clear that it feels like I can see into the future when dealing with someone and see right through their public personas and down to the real person. I'm also a father and a husband, I wish I would have done this when my family was younger, it has changed my life. I would never be able to pinpoint the exact feeling I have now, you would have to have it done to feel/see the really mind blowing improvements.
what treatment? this face adjustment made you feel a lot better?
What?
@@TheLirJEt86 What? what?
@@thetexan8365 you can see into the future and see peoples personas to the real person?
@@TheLirJEt86 Yup, I even knew someone would ask this question. Hahaha, thank you for pointing that out, I clarified my statement.
Fixin' us banana heads one curve at a time.
The patient has "an asymmetry on his tongue".
If my doctor told me that, I would get up and leave.
This comment is underrated as hell hahahaha
Lol you a sensitive
‘Cause this ain’t a real doctor
Yup. Type of chiropractor that gives the few good ones a bad name. Would never allow this guy to do this to me.
Asymmetrical tongue protrusion of a sign of weakness with cranial nerve 12. There are different types of lesions that can occur with cranial nerve 12 that would warrant different testing and follow up, but with this diagnosis and clinical finding, cranial adjusting can and did make an improvement. There was a study published in PubMed regarding this type of cranial adjusting, and, although it was not addressing a neurological issue, it does show it as part of a treatment protocol for chronic head pain.
Great video, doctor. What would you recommend for Bell's Palsy? I have had it for five months now - left side - and the corner of my mouth is still very weak and can't move the surroundings of the eye. Am in Chicago. Many Thanks, Doctor.
It certainly can be helpful with Bell's Palsy, but needs to properly evaluated and depends on the cause of the palsy.
took the vax huh
@@mstank121 lmao bless bro
@@mstank121 Wow, weak cheap shot at someone that is suffering to make a weak joke
I suffered Bells Palsy recently in December 2021. It only took me 5 weeks to be at about 95%. I did acupuncture along with heat treatment. Highly recommend doing acupuncture.
A hundred years from now they would look at this and say this was barbaric
Very interesting. This type of treatment started about 100 years ago and it is still being done because, when it is appropriate to do, it is very effective.
No, in 100 years they’ll say doctors who prescribed amphetamines to 10 year olds or gave OxyContin to headache patients were barbaric. Modern medicine is nothing but a scam. Less than 10% of medical doctors have degrees in nutrition. I’ve never been to a chiropractor but I have more confidence in them than I do for the pharmaceutical industry and their puppets.
100 years from now, every-fkin-thing we do today will result barbaric
@@askdrolsen It is an old and obsolete treatment... that can cause a seizure for the amount of intracranial pressure that you are producing... more for a hypertensive person.
@@askdrolsenI’ll take bullshit quackery for 200.
This is so interesting! I have had to have a nasal turbinate reduction, septoplasty (left side), lysis and lavage on the left side of my jaw, removal of four impacted wisdom teeth and now adult braces to correct bad crowding. I have had headaches and neck pain for well over 10 years. What do you think a procedure like this could do for me, considering all of the issues I've had? Thank you!
It would be difficult for someone to answer your question properly without examining you, as many of the screening tests for this procedure are physical observations and examination (as you saw in the video).
Considering the medical history you have listed, though, it's certainly worth an enquiry - although, if you still have braces and ongoing dental work taking place then it would be worth having a chat with your orthodontist first. This is because this procedure can alter facial symmetry, which would impact the work they are doing with you. It would also ensure that the orthodontic interventions aren't causing some of your symptoms.
Good luck! 🍀
@@georgina-a thank you very much! This is very helpful information. I understand I would have to be seen by an expert before having any definitive answers. I hadn't thought about how braces may be affecting things as well. Thank you for your knowledgeable answer!
@@melinalack6224 You're very welcome! I'm glad I could help. Wishing you the very best of luck 🍀👍
please explain to me what you think wearing gloves is for?
thought the same thing
I did this, my snoring is completely gone and I can actually breath thru my nose.
Could this be done with the twilight pre procedure ? Couse this looks like a shock of treatment!😮😊😮
Are you concerned that you should also work on his sacrum? If his cranial bones are asymmetrical isn't that also going to affect the symmetry of the sacrum and vice versa? By only working on the cranial bones, do you see changes in the sacrum? I'd love to see how this patient has responded to the treatment now, it's been a year. Thank you for showing this technique.
Hey Taft, thanks for your interest and great question. Anytime we are working in the craniosacral system, yes, there is the need to consider both ends to the system. The asymmetry is more about the movement and tension in the system and not about the bones. With 22 cranial bones, in my experience, it does dominate in effect from treatment most of the time, but there are definitely times that the sacral area needs treatment as well. That need did not show up in this situation.
@@askdrolsen tension on the cranial bones is also going to equate to tension on the sacrum. This is what's wrong and broken about western medicine; treat the symptoms without taking the entire body into consideration and how a spot treatment will reverberate throughout the body.
I read “sacrum” wrong
My left nostril is almost collapsed. I really NEED this to open it up
Can you please start making FULL SCREEN VIDEOS. thanks
Great idea, thanks!
Growing up, the kids teased him, Banana-face Jason.
patient: im just scared
dr: ok, so anyway😂😂😂
Appreciate it yall so much😌🙏
"So yeah I’m gonna blow up this balloon inside your head lol gg ez thnx that will be 40000 dollars" all jokes aside I bet that felt good! Went to a chiropractor for my knees and stiff jaw, really helped! Would b cool to try this treatment out!
Doc, I have a deviated septum secondary to broken nose. Is this something that would be beneficial?
Have you tried boxing?
@@TheLMMish like getting punched for realignment?
@@bajamedic 😁
Not going to help with the deviated septum, but if you are having breathing obstruction with this, then this may help.
In regards to that "push up" test - when I went to see a chiropractor, she used less force on the "good" side. Hence it looks that something changed after the treatment :D I'm not saying that all of them cheat, however this is my experience :)
When muscle testing is done, it may be that your doctor "used less force on the good side", but what commonly happens is that there is a perceived use of more or less force being applied to the good or bad side. Aside from the possibility of the examiner applying more or less force, your experience if very common if you have not experienced muscle testing and the muscle testing weak or strong.
This is such a woo woo BS answer where the charlatan tries to gaslight people who see past the woo. "You might feel that way but that's just how you feeeeel, not reality"
What's the name of the applicator? And where can i buy it?
I would like to learn this. Where and How? Please and thank you
Congratulations, you're gag reflex is better!
❤Greetings from Turkey With this method, intranasal curvatures can be eliminated without septoplasty or surgery. I hope this method will be a cure for all patients. Greetings and love from Turkey.
Is this a benefit for people with neuropathy ?
Blows my mind people fall for this stuff
@SunFresh777 Skull and facial bones in adults are fused hun. But yeah I'm sure the resulting intranasal inflammation will help things drain. And that membrane irritation should do wonders for mucus production 😂
There's only been 1 "study" ... And it was in India, had a single patient in it, was 4 days long, and was performed at a "paramedical" clinic.
@@Anne_Onymous haha saying incorrect info with so much confidence. your life must be a mess
@@360.Tapestry Which part was incorrect exactly?
@@360.Tapestry My comment really triggered you that much? 😂
If I had actually said something factually incorrect, you would have jumped at the chance to correct me. So instead, you resort to silly insuIts. Projection at its finest ✌️
@@Anne_Onymous what a bizarre display 🤷♂
He's a brave guy
We have to do this how many times?
Great question! This depends on what we are working on and how much damage/injury there is. There are times when one treatment is done and there are times when many are needed.
Out of curiosity what did that device do his internals? Also probably nothing you can advise but do you know of a cure to rhinitus ive had an issue with my nasal passageways blocking since i was 12 im now 36 ive tried every nasal spray a gp can prescribe ive had nasal cauterisation which helped for a week once swelling went away. It started when someone broke my nose as a kid n ever since that day it blocks daily. The only thing that clears it is sudafed nasal spray but there must be something else that can be done to solve it.
Hard to say what may help, but you may want to consult with a cranial facial specialist to see if this may help.
is this technique availale to use on people who have had deviated septum surgery? I have so many of the same issues, I look like elvis when with a curved smile
Yes! This procedure can be done on people who have had deviated septum surgery. Your specific concern would need to be addressed at a consultation. Our contact information can be found in the description section.
@@askdrolsen Thank you, I will definitely be reaching out.
For a moment there I thought you were going to quote Hamlet.
You are checking the gag reflex. As my gag reflex is very week (cannot vomit) could this be fixed with the same procedure even if it is symetrical?
Hey Daniel, yes it is possible that your gag reflex could be helped. There are different factors that can affect your gag reflex, but we commonly see it improve.
Are cranial release procedures for migraines or sinus problems? I’ve had migraines for awhile and my doctor has not figured what’s causing my headaches. I’ve done a brain mri, thankfully no tumor or blood clots.
Cranial facial release procedures can help with migraines and some sinus problems.
My exact story and question!
Cut red meat out of your diet. No alchohol, smoked meats, heavy preservatives, workout. I'm 42 and had them since I was a child 3 to 5 days a week on every latest greatest medication available. Since the age of 35 I became a health nut and started eating clean foods. It's hard, expensive but worth the effort. I always said if Ed Macman showed up at my house and said you have won 25 million dollars, you can take the money or never have a migraine the rest of your life the migraine free life would be the answer without hesitation. I usually get 4 to 6 a year now based around the change of seasons and major barometric pressure changes. What you put in your body through food or emotional stress is 95% of migraines. You have my sympathy, there are few things on earth worse and I've cut my finger off and blew the L4 and L5 disc out in my back, neither are as bad as a brutal mind bending puking your guts up suicidal migraine. Try to eat cleaner with lots of green on the plate, make sure to take zinc. I wish you all the best trying to find what works.
You may check if you have any cervicalgic problem or bad posture or weakness in a muscle near the shoulder/neck.
@@dingusfuzzklonnkt2755 Thank you!
Will this help with ringing in the ears and motion sickness ?
This procedure certainly has the potential to help.
Keep selling false hopes
@@zachburns7934 😎
Spoiler alert - the answer from chiropractors will ALWAYS be “it can help”.. look at the guys answer “it has THE POTENTIAL to help”. Thats like saying “using gasoline as fuel has THE POTENTIAL of causing explosions, yet millions drive cars everyday with no issue”. The realistic chances of this helping, are likely equivalent to your car exploding as your drive it. It has the potential to help - but theres a 100% chance you will be billed for every visit as you chase this dream - because all effects are only temporary, and they will encourage you to come in twice a week for non stop treatments.
look into a supplement called Sonavel. thank me later
My chiropractor did this to my mouth for TMJ and I almost passed out. Who knew this.kind of pain exists (not the balloon but palpated my gums)
I think this helped his right toe as well.
It might have, but I did not check that.
From a first responder stand point, Im obviously sure you stroke assessed this PT and was sent to CT for further evaluation to make sure it wasn't anything Neurogenic or bleed related? Looks like a proper stroke maybe tia. Gonna have to do some homework on this treatment and ask around. This is nice to know for a prehospital assessment. Very interesting. Would love feedback of his evaluation before this intervention.
Hey Scooterbob, great observation and questions. As a first responder, I understand your thought process. I am sure that you have had many encounters with people experiencing a stroke or stroke like symptoms. Most people who are experiencing a stroke or stroke like symptoms do not end up in my office, but, regarding your question about stroke assessment, yes, all patients are questioned and evaluated for these risk factors prior to the procedure. There were no indications of pathological neurological lesions. These findings as observed are very common (when you look for them) in people who have had past head trauma/past concussions. With this type of testing, if there is a pathological lesion, it will not respond to any type of "challenge" that I do to see if it responds. Functional lesions will respond and allow for differential diagnosis in addition to other tests. The treatment of cranial bone motion and dural tension are very effective.
@@askdrolsen thank you so much for the information!
What was in his mouth at 8:40 when you inflated the balloon?
You were seeing the balloon as it exited the nasopharynx at the back of the mouth.
Dr. Olsen,
Is this treatment the same as another treatment called “Nasal Specific”?
The balloon 😂
How much does one session cost
He started to laugh after the Dr said his head had a banana shape too it 😂
Hi Dr. Olsen! Do you know someone who could do CFR procedure in Europe?
What part of Europe?
Hi thanks for your answer! Sorry I didn’t see you wrote me. I found a CFR practitioner in Germany. Thomas Meier! Thanks and keep going that you you seem very professional
Cranial nerve 5 (trigeminal nerve) and cranial nerve 7 (facial nerve) has nothing to do with pupillary reflex that’s CN 3 particularly the preganglionic parasympathetic branch (accessory oculomotor nerve) that supplies the sphincter pupillae and ciliaris muscles of the eye
he meant corneal reflex
Dude I have seen this done god knows how many times but this is the first time I have seen the balloon in someone's mouth
I have been looking for someone to evaluate me in San Antonio where I live now. If anyone knows then please let me know who is qualified for this adjustment. I had surgery to reset my broken nose when I was a teenager and I can tell that my left nasal bone is slightly slanted more than the right side and the left side also has less airflow through it 😔. Just tired of it I guess. Thanks for any suggestions.
Also in San Antonio. All I found were the docs who adjust some things. That’s all
These type of doctors exist on the internet for views, 99.9% of chiro's are the standard 15 minute crack and release ones.
idk what this is but i need it
Truly fascinating!
Where can I get the equipment?? I have been suffering from headache and temporomandibular joint for several years. Is it ok to do self-remedies at home alone? I've been to a lot of hospitals in Korea, but I'm stuck. Is there any place in Tokyo where I can receive similar chiropractic treatment..? If you know, please suggest me
Hi Sim Jack, thank you for your interest. At this time, we do not recommend this for self treatment. Unfortunately, I am not sure about finding somebody in Korea, but if I find somebody, I will let you know.
@@gregolsen3166 thank you very much …
Japan is okay…
@@gregolsen3166 hype
China
Japan is where??
Can I do this at home?
No
8:39 Holy shizzle. the balloon comes out his mouth!!!!
3:49 same glove in the mouth as the toe strength test?
I thought that too 👀
Wow I’ve never seen the balloon procedure
Screw that noise. I feel bad for people who fall this crap. Hope people have real doctors on stand by because this can and will cause serious issues both short and long term. The "doctor" here even stated in the comments that this can help with constipation! Line up everyone, lol.
Very cool!!!
I thought this was a skit at first. You are suggesting that dilating the naso pharynx for 3 seconds can affect a persons tongue asymmetry and gag reflex?
I have had chiropractic treatment for back pain and it was incredible, but everything he did had scientific merit. Is there any evidence based literature that supports this ?
Sounds like you had a great experience with your chiropractic treatment for back pain. There are many types of treatment for back pain, so I am not sure what was done with you to be able to discuss the nature of it being scientific and evidence based. We are all striving to bring as much clarity and evidence based treatments forward, but, only approximately 18% of medical procedures are high quality, evidence based. More research is necessary in many areas of healthcare and medicine, but until then, many treatments are based upon experience and collaboration with other doctors. Cranial adjusting of many types focuses on the important relationship of the spheno-basilar junction to influence cranial bone movement and neurological function ( not pathology ). PubMed published an article, "Nasal specific technique as part of a chiropractic approach to chronic sinusitis and sinus headaches"
Doc trying so hard not to laugh 😂
1:27-1:36 didnt seem so convincing lmao
Wow it went all through the mouth on a second one.. geez
I know!!! Ohhh gosh, thats scary.
That is because this shit is not even scientifically proven. This is all chiro shit.
@@gzitterspiller nonsense, take a look at any latest video of Dr. Doug Willen where he explains it's benefits
@@paveljelinek772 So.. you are going to blindly believe any guy that tells you that a "treatment" is good.
You need to start reading researchgate instantly... check how science is built.
@@paveljelinek772 You really do not get it, it does not matter what he says, there it not a single paper that valids this method.
Where is your office located?
Hi Korey, we are located in Lake Forest, California
Does this help with constipation?
@@williammclaughlin7357 Hi William, there are some patients that helps with constipation.
@Dr Bes MD Hey Dr. Bes, I appreciate your view point and we both understand the reality is that according to the British Medical Journal study, only 18 percent of clinical recommendations are based on high-quality evidence, which leads to most procedures being used based anecdotal evidence that they work, unless proven otherwise or harmful. In the course of working with physical complaints in the body and attempting to diagnose the source of the problem, not treating the symptoms, there are many effective methods to achieve this and one is by finding sources of dysfunction and correcting them. Cranial Facial Release, when the need is diagnosed, does have clinical correlation, is very effective and is not being passed as having high-quality evidence.
@The Deep Harp Hi there! This is a great question. Cranial Facial Release can help make the skull more symmetrical.
'you might wanna see what plastic surgeon Gary Linkov say about this. Hes done video with chiropractic dr.
funny how no actual Doctors recommend this “procedure” at all.....for any reason
I queried this with my ENT and he outright said it’s complete BS and you risk doing serious damage. And anyone recommending it should be avoided
How chiropractors call themselves Dr’s when they try and pedal this shlt is beyond me
Interesting! I just spoke with a medical neurologist from Seattle who was amazed at how this work can so effectively move the sphenoid bone, "the cog of cranial bone function" and wanted to learn it. I am sorry to hear that your ENT doesn't have knowledge about this and is so willing to make an opinion. Also interesting that there is a "medical procedure/surgery" called a "Balloon Sinuplasty" where they use a balloon inserted into the sinus to open blocked sinus passes. This is using a balloon in the nasopharynx to open up the nasopharyngeal passage. Someone's lack of knowledge should not form the foundation for a valid opinion.
@@askdrolsen that’s a completely different procedure altogether so not sure what your point is exactly ..... is your argument that a CFR is safe purely because other procedures also use balloons ? Those other procedures you mentioned also have a tonne of peer reviewed papers. But feel free to correct me and direct me to where I can find any support for CFR’s from a Practicing Ear Nose and Throat specialist.
@@TJJJJJJJJJJJ he will have a fake response to every question. The way he even talks, nothing but a shady salesman.
Well here is the thing, specially in the western world.... Medical treatments have been taken over by for profit pharmaceutical companies and many specialists and even Doctors come out of their Doctorates in debt, unfortunately many have been corrupted by the big pharma dollars. This is why it is always important to keep an open mind when it comes to treatments that don't include pharmaceuticals. Just a thought.
Cool video. Doctor basically called you Ol Banana head lol
amazing
Nose explosion technique! *Bam*
Looks like he’s just having his cocaine mower cleaned out 😭😭😭
Moreeee
Push these GAG buttons!
10:39 👈
10:45 👈
Whoaaaaa that looks intense and very uncomfortable!
this is one of the scariest things i can imagine doing
They should tell them not to blow the nose after receiving this lol
I want Dr Olson to take me out on a date
Anyone else see the balloon in his mouth
His hand pushes were completely different from the beginning to the end. Hmmm......
If you would, I can put you in touch with Jason and he can tell you what the testing was like.
@@askdrolsen if you pay me I'll do a fake video for you. Lol
@@askdrolsen Same.
At 8:38 you can see the balloon deflating in his mouth
I thought I was seeing things lol 😂
What the fuck did it have to do with his arms and feet 🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️
You doing ok Jason? Yea just kinda close to your manhood no biggie
The guy being worked on is very handsome
Dude sounds like a quak and his patient room looks more for show, like a quak. To be clear it looks like most of the things in the room are to make him look more professional.
Chiropractors are quacks. You should see Myles Powers video on it.
@@louisbaker4362 agreed, this one is a special kind of quack.
Not the nasal balloon to address issues with the dural membrane 😂😂😂 I cannot imagine being so gullible.
It can be surprising to find out what you don't know. There are amazing connections that have been dissected and documented. If you want to see some amazing work in this area, check out the work of Dr. Mar Pick. Dr. Pick instructs two yearly courses in human dissection at the John A. Burns School of Medicine in Honolulu, Hawaii specifically in this area of cranial structure and dural membrane movement and tension.
As a cranial Osteopath, I find your comment quite uneducated. Yes it is a field that most people do not know because it doesn’t get backing from profit making corporations. You could open your mind and start reading up on the connections of the Dural membranes in your body. Start with a good anatomy book.
That tattoo reveal though
DANGEROUS QUACKERY which can break the inner nasal bones. Better hope you have good liability insurance.
That just looks dangerous! Like Medevil Torture
🤡 show if I ever saw one. This just reinforces that chiropractic is pure quackery.
Banana face?!?
Unsanitary to put the used balloon and bulb in the cabinet. Contamination for the next procedure and patient. Great way to spread infectious organisms to your patients.
He threw the user's balloon out, you can see that in the video
Chiropractors don’t have a clue what they’re doing anyway. It’s shocking that people trust these quacks.
Check his feet too and open his mouth wider
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Quack
Ｄｒ．の説明が全然わからん😵
O HELL NO!
Waste of time, unnecessary treatment
OK Doc!
Feels pretty weird there sounds like a money statement...
Pseudoscience at its finest
pre screened? for what? to have money to burn and expose himself to huge risk?
The face diaper undermines your credibility.
He would of been better off with some good old snake oil
Not likely. But depending on the source of the snake oil, it may have had a healthy blend of Omega 6 and Omega 3 fats and depending on the person's inflammatory state, it may have helped to reduce their inflammation. Interesting, but these can actually be tested for relatively easily and so can the source of the fats. Some food for thought!
Ah..
Hmmmmmm.