Common Root Cause of Scoliosis with Matthew Janzen, Doctor of Chiropractic
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- This video is about understanding one of the most common root causes of scoliosis: Nerve Tension. Learn more about what you can do to help stop scoliosis at the source at scoliosiscarec...
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a video deserving 10 million view. amazing demonstration.
No wonder I got my scoliosis detected during my growth spurt. Thank you. I learned a lot!
I have idiopathic scoliosis, I’ve always been told Scoliosis doesn’t hurt, well they are wrong, mine does and always has, post op severely disabled
Lynn Martin I know that hospital in India . Cheap and no surgery . I went their they are good but I didn't finish my treatment yet
@@RAEDRC what is the name of the hospital and where it is located?can you please provide me the info.I am also suffering with scoliosis.can they completely cure scoliosis?
this is their website www.pahrc.com/ if you didn't get any reply u can tell me here, then I will give you the doctor number
ok, so yoy know the cause and now what about the treatment?? is the same treatment that you have used before knowing that or a diferente one??
Very interesting. I have a comment though. I thought the cord was relatively mobile within the vertebrae but this theory makes it seem like the cord is"tied" via the meninges to the vertebrae which would create the tension in the spine.
The anatomy has been simplified down in the video to make it more understandable. The meninges and the spinal cord can both be areas of tension as well as the cauda equina. We weren't trying to claim that it was attached to the meninges, but merely to visually demonstrate nerve tension's role in relation to scoliosis. For a more thorough understanding, we recommend reading Butler's Mobilisation of the Nervous System - www.elsevier.com/books/mobilisation-of-the-nervous-system/butler/978-0-443-04400-7
@@Janzenandjanzen thank you for the response and the reference. I actually just purchased the book. I guess the gist of my original response was to get a better understanding of how a shortened spinal cord tension could physically change the structure of the vertebral column. I'm imagining the real tension on the column coming from the nerve roots. Thanks again. I'm looking forward to reading the book.
Wow! This explains everything. Thank you.
Wow! Such great info. I didn't find out until I was 18.
Doctor you are going to safe the world! Thank you!!
He needs to hire body guard remember what happened to all those poorhomopathicnaturalists!
that is a great explanation and model! Thanks!
Thank you for the comment!
The cause of mine is occult tethered cord. This is not common though and I had a rare left thoracic curve.
Very informative. Is there any way to lengthen a spinal cord? Is there a way to gently stretch it like in a certain Yoga position? I wish I knew about this when I was a teenager and not at 46 yo.
Hey Nancy! We do have exercises and therapies to stretch / elongate the spinal cord. If you are interested in finding out more just e-mail info@ScoliAcademy.com :)
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My daughter has an extra vertebra and a long spine, plus she has scoliosis.
So is there any treatment for releasing the spinal cord tension? Would that serve as the solution for scoliosis for both adolescents and adults? Thanks
More specifically, would schroth or SAS could help to release the spinal cord tension and what’s the theory? I read through the comments below and found someone mentioning “Advanced Spinal Mobilisation Instrument”. May I also ask ASMI’s impact on spinal cord tension?
Hi Hilary! Nerve tension (spinal cord tension) is treated non-surgically through routine stretching but is done in a way to prevent any worsening of the scoliosis. This is primarily for children and teens as it is the nerve tension driving the formation of the scioliosis due to the spine buckling, curving and rotating to accompdate the tight spinal cord. The stretching we use solves two problmes: (1) it is done in a position where the spine is supported from any further collapse as simply stretching a tight cord would cause the spine to try and collapse further in an effort to relieve the tension. (2) we elimate any "escapres" where the body will again try and relieve the tension from the strech. Think of "escapes" as like when you bend a kneww during a stretch to mkake it less intense. By gradually and safely strecthing the tight cord, we reduce nerve tension and reduce the driving force behind the scoliosis, while also enabling the spine to be straigthened to a greater degree in brace. Again, this is primarily for children and teens as adults who are already skeletally mature already have undergone the curve and rotation that is the hallmark of scoliosis. You can learn more about how nerve tension drives a scoliosis to develop here: scoliosiscarecenters.com/nerve-tension-and-scoliosis/
@@hilarylien829 From what we can tell the ASMI does nothing to treat spinal cord tension as spinal cord tension needs to be treated in a way that (1) prevents the body from trying to adapt from increased tension (increased even more during a stretch) by collapsing or rotatating even further while (2) preventing any "escape" from the stretch. Just like with stretching a muscle, stretching nerves or the spinal cord needs to be done safely, and over time to increase the length of the tissue. There are many published scientific articles and research regarding stretching of nerves, connective tissue (ie ligaments), muscles, etc. which can provide a useful "guide" to the principles of nerve stretching. We were unable to find anything within the published scientific literature regarding the ASMI.
I'm a chiropractor with a keen interest in scoliosis and I am surprised I have not heard this theory before - I imagine that testing, in an adolescent, the rib hump in both standing and kneeling positions would isolate neural tension. Do you do this?
Hi Sam, the two most common published methods for performing the Adam's forward bending test are standing and sitting. The nervous system is arranged in such a way that the seated position would alleviate tension. If nerve tension is the cause of the rib hump, one would expect the seated position to have less of a rib hump than the standing position. This is is fact the finding of at least one published paper comparing the standing versus sitting Adam's forward bending test where there was a ~10% increase in trunk symmetry when the individuals were sitting as opposed to standing: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17137516
Is a 92% curve still use therapy ??
Lisa 92 degree??? You need surgery.
At that degree you would need surgical intervention!! Schroth and scoliosis yoga can help with pain but not straighten it , sorry
How can it be fixed. I’m 39
J Done, for more information about our treatment and results, check out these website pages. scoliosiscarecenters.com/scoliosis-treatment/ scoliosiscarecenters.com/scoliosis-results-menu/
No only when you are young I have it very bad another things are done
is it really just for the young? Im 35 the school notified scoliosis in Jr high but didnt address till i first started working unloading boxes for stores and i was appointed to surgery but instead i just stuck to physical therapy especially after hearing how with rods can be more painful and can fracture& break inside so i really stress the importance of alternative healings i even had prayer that did release a bit and corrected but it formed back again and i believe its the ptsd i also suffered from and then having abusive boyfriends that brought more tensions lead to more discomfort like i was being twisted into a pretzel trying to belittle&then uplift me at times was so brutal and damaging not just emotionally but physically and not surprisingly the abuse progressed into physical abuse which im sure being thrown at timea has caused damage too as my hips are uneven so.. But besides all that im trying to find relief hoping this would help fron root cause which is the nerve tension spinal cord and tgat makes sense relating to actual nervousness with my ptsd.
So any advice as to how to elongate your spinal cord? Can you grow it longer through certain dietary guidelines?
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There is a lot you can do to help out! Just give us a call at 1 408 379 0133 or e-mail us at info@scoliosiscarecenters.com
I’m only 11 and I have two curves :( I have to get surgery in a month
Lanie, surgery is not the only option. Catching the scoliosis as early as you did is a great thing. What are the degrees of your curves?
Get an inversion table.
Scoliosis Care Centers I’m also 11 they said my degrees is 33
I’m at the scoliosis place right now and they’re gonna give me a brace
Hello! This is informative...my son have lumbar scoliosis, he is 15 years old. Could you help me in giving me some exercises for scoliosis, if the possible cause of Idiopathic scoliosis is the shortening of spinal cord please I want to know how to lengthen the spinal cord, which exercise i should give to my son? Thank you 🙏 😊
Plank and swimming (freestyle n breaststroke) helps...stay active, dont just sit or or lay on chair or bed, avoid lifting heavy things...hope this help...i survived 40 degree scoliosis, was lower than that, it appears, i had scoliosis but very low degree, i didnt even realize, in 2013, due to overweight dumbbell lifting (14 kg), when i use my left hand, 'something' happened, i felt intense traumatic pain on my left back, i stopped lifting, after a month or two i started lifting again, for another 3 years, in 2016, i felt something is wrong with my body, getting weaker, easily tired, heavy breathing, i met a doctor, had xray, and told i had 40 degree curve to the right, so, i assume, the time when i felt that intense traumatic pain was the start of this nightmare, the pain was from my bent spine, the weight lifting made it worse day by day, doctor heard my story, n said no more lifting, no surgery recommended, just swimming, regularly, has been swimming for 2 years, i felt better in just 6 months, but not significantly, i added plank in my long term recovery agenda, oh, and a lot of prayers, and here i am, since 2018, im so close to my pre 'injury' state, prime n fit again, but no more lifting ever again, swimming had become less regular due to work, i do daily plank, will keep doing the two for a lifetime, as long as i still could, if i can, you guys can too, n dont forget to thanks GOD!
Get an inversion table. DO NOT LIFT WEIGHTS UNTIL YOU GET BETTER OR CURE( NOT HEAVY). Stretch stretch strech( all muscles). Sleep on a hard matress on back if you can. Oh and spread the word please.
What if you have Spina Bifida as well? I was born with both disabilities.
Hey can i get in touch with you?
Wow .. thanks
I have 17 degree curve on the upper thoracic region.The curve is on the left side and my age is 38 years.I would like to ask you that is there a chance of it to worsen further later in life or it will stop and what can I do to align it back to normal shape.
Hello @ceatlove; depending on where in your upper thoracic area the curve is it may be relatively stable. If it is occurring within the T1-T6 region these tend to be stable. However if your curve is more in the T4-T10 region it may be helpful to look into exercises, breathing techniques, etc. If you have an x-ray, MRI or other image of your curve one of our doctors would be happy to review it and provide some additional evaluation: scoliosiscarecenters.com/contact-a-care-director/
Can I email you my x-ray?
In my case. I have a 24 degree scoliosis with a 60 degree kyphosis. an increase in thoraic curvature which the opposite to what you said in this video. how could this be explained?
+makevili1996 It is likely that there is more than just nerve tension causing your scoliosis. If you would like your case reviewed please go to scoliosisacademy.com
Lurdes Gomez Hi Lurdes! In order to see what we can do for you, it would be necessary to review your imaging and case in more detail. You can have a parent or guardian reach out to us with your latest x-rays and we will be able to review your case!
you know whats wierd my spine was a complete s and know i juzt have a like a c it got better i know most people's doesnt but its odd i was like 13
isnt still just that the spine grew by itself and the body caught up later
S curves are relatively common, you just don't always see them as much. How is your scoliosis now?
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There u go! Think outside box or just go back and find truth, hidden by following generation.
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My sister has a 53 degree scoliosis and 3 doctors said that she needs surgery. Do you think there is other way except surgery?
She’s 10 years old and 8 months. 2 months ago it just happened for her to have scoliosis and she was kept in constant view in the summer by my mom and she never had it before.
Hi Donato. Surgery is typically recommended once a curve reaches "surgical threshold" which is usually 40 or 50 degrees depending on the doctor/clinic. However, for children and teens there is still room to prevent surgery by utilizing their adolescent growth spurts to our advantage through bracing in conjunction with nerve stretching and physiotherapeutic exercises for scoliosis. The idea begind the comprehensive treatment being to reduce nerve tension to reduce the driving force, restore range of motion and allow the spine to be straightened as much as possible, utilizing a hyper corrective brace to hold the spine straigth during adolescent growth spurts and use them to our advantage, and then hold the spine in a corrective position until skeletal maturity and then slowly wean off the brace so that the results are permanent and the spine's supporting muscles are strong. We are happy to rveiew any xrays or mris your sister may have and suggest next steps, even if we cannot directly help. You can contact one of our care directors and doctors here: scoliosiscarecenters.com/contact-a-care-director/
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