Jaw Pain and Hypermobility (Is it ALL connected?)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2025
- Hypermobility can create pelvic instability and neck breathing which, in turn, can create jaw pain and tension.
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Without a stable pelvis, you can't diaphragmatically breathe, so your neck will be used as compensation. The neck directly influences jaw position through hyoid bone and temporal bone connections. A mispositioned jaw can lead to neck and shoulder tension as well as postural stability challenges as the body goes into a state of "fight or flight".
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A Postural Restoration Institute trained physical therapist can help you with these issues.
I am watching with tears in my eyes because it feels like someone finally understands what I have been dealing with, and I believe you have the road map to recovery.
How is it going? What have you been doing on your recovery?
Same!!!
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I've always thought my hypermobility was great until it wasn't 😂 need more content like this to fix myself
Also info on hypermobile Ehler’s Danlos Syndrome please.
Man, I agree with your statement on hypermobility on the other hand I don't think we can address and fix it alone. I need a sounding board working in conjunction with body response. Best of luck!
Neal, this is EXACTLY what I've just discovered and boom you come out with a video 3 days later. My neck (and boy) had been in hyperextension my whole life (from improper tongue placement growing up and braces), and I just found my tmj issues are from literally broken bones in face from when I got my wisdom teeth out, dislocating that jaw and creating bone shards. My cervical spine is soo inflamed and that is effecting my jugular artery, preventing draining and putting me at great risk. Prevention is so key but so is knowing about these connections so people can get fixed. In my case, surgery is likely the outcome but otherwise functional orthodontics/orthortropics would be my fix.
I think it'd be amazing if you discus more about tongue posture because it's so related and once you play around with it you see first hand like - oh tongue on right side back pallet activates these muscles, tongue on left side does this, tongue should be here at rest and here when active, and the effect it plays on the parasympathetic and sympathetic nervous system. It's like your tongue can choose the off button for your parasympathetic or sympathetic nervous system - and if that gets discombobulated you're in for a world of physical and mental hurt in a way.
Gah, I love this stuff. You're great!
How did you find out about the broken jaw bones? I assume you had an X ray done?
Very true in regards to the way in which the teeth and tongue can so drastically cause terrible postural patterns
I once heard a voice teacher say that you're supposed to "sing from your butt." She didn't explain it very well, but in retrospect, I think she was trying to say that a well-trained singer with good bodily awareness can consciously access the pelvic diaphragm instead of relying entirely on the mouth, the neck, the chest, or upper abdomen. Perhaps colleges should offer PRI classes as an elective for all students and as a course requirement for students majoring or minoring in voice. If I were in college now, I'd definitely want to sign up, not because I'm an aspiring singer, but because I find the subject matter to be fascinating and I need more bodily awareness.
That could certainly be true!
@@NealHallinanI really like your channel. My focus has INTERNAL Chinese Martial Arts, I knew it worked I just didn't understand how.
So, here's one key element I have narrowed down and now better understand thanks to you.
It's called the TONGUE PRESS, you curl your tongue back and press it to the roof of your mouth.
1. It aligns the jaw.
2. It's a balanced brain muscle activity because the right and left are integrated into one organ. And this shifts the focus to the peripheral nervous system.
3. It forces you to breathe through your nose which balances the oxygen to carbon dioxide ratio opening circulation.
4. It silences inner dialogue because when you think in words the tongue is stimulated in micro expressions as it would be when talking out loud. Consciously using the tongue press prevents the tongue from forming the micro movements and the inner dialogue stops.
I don't "meditate" while doing it, I just go about my daily business with my tongue pressed and can feel my body realigning.
Now, the normal explanation is that you're closing a circuit so the chi can flow freely through the meridians. I don't like that explanation.
I think it's aligning the mind body connection to relax the inhibitory reflexes that prevent the maximal operation of the Golgi apparatus. Without the tendon reflex inhibiting the muscle it now seems like "super power".
Of course in the martial arts it's then used in "sport specific" ways like you discussed with the NBA coach.
@@NealHallinanAlso, in addition to the tongue press is REVERSE BREATHING, and what I now think that is doing is coordinating the diaphragms and freeing the psoas, for example while inhaling you contract the anus which is activating the pelvis.
Dude your a genius
He REALLY is!!
I’ve been slowly solving the mystery of my jaw misalignment. Orthodontist was torture for many reasons. My intuition was that it was a symptom, not the root. I have terribly uneven rib flare as well. Always leaning always tilting my head. Thank you for this.
You’re so smart and wise about the body. I wish there were more practitioners like you. I needed someone like you about 5 years ago. Instead, my teeth were damaged by incorrect “TMJ treatment”. Now, I have no bite, jaw, skull, neck, spine, hips, legs, feet are all twisted. Vision is messed up too. Pain worsens, body tightens, stress increases… it’s an out-of-control downward spiral that few understand, especially family and friends. I’m happy you can help others before they get this bad.
What was the TMJ care? I’m thinking of getting a retainer. I have EDS and CCI. Severe neck instability
@ItsStabilityTime It's a long story. I wouldn't let anyone put an appliance in my mouth that shifted my jaw or bite in any way, but that's just me.
Have you tried working with an osteopath? They helped me a lot.
Check the Raman Center videos, you can heal. Also start walking barefoot and using barefoot shoes only(transition safely)
Idk it this Would help you, but you should try doing thumbpulling so you can modifie you palete and you jaw how you like
I wholeheartedly agree with this, I was a gymnast at an early age and have hyper mobility. Double jointed and also have had tmj all my life. When I started doing yoga and then became a teacher and taught everyday, something miraculous happened where I tuned in and started to balance my hypermobility by “micro-bending” in certain vinyasa poses, and bringing my awareness to areas that always were more “bendy”. With a regular practice, I was able to heal myself, including my tmj and migraines! I stopped teaching for a bit and my inflammation has been coming back. Back to yoga I go!
Yes!! I was hoping to see someone else mention this! I have hyper mobility, and if I’m not doing yoga regularly, everything gets thrown off. So many people think yoga is only for increasing strength and flexibility, but I already have those. It’s like yoga reminds my brain to use certain muscles that it forgets about. If I slack off for too long, I’ll still be strong and flexible, but I’ll start getting sharp pain in random muscles that are working to do a job that isn’t theirs 😒
Exactly, or if feeling pain from misalignment or overwork, for me a vigorous yoga practice tends to work out the kinks rather than make things worse like other workouts might.
I have all of this!
- Left Eye has huge blindspot,
- Jaws are twisted
- Temporal bone unstable
- Face changed
- Breathing issues
- Diaphragm+psos tightness
- walking out of rhythm, not on beat
- it goes on doesnt it 😂
Thank you for the great channel Neal. You're helping a lot of people now and in the future heal their painful patterns. Bless 🙏
Its comforting to know there are people who understand what I'm going through. I know we'll all get better soon. Don't ever give up ✊
I've been working to solve this the last few years after a motorcycle accident.
Where can I book an online consult with you?
I'm in the process of Invisalign for a better bite and hopefully level out the jaws. Also, getting jaw surgery because im struggling to breathe as my posture gets better.
It's been a difficult time to get doctors to hear me out. PRI is not well known in Australia. They think I'm crazy 🤣
look into mse or ease it can expand the jaw to help alignment
@@indz7775 thanks for sharing. I have looked into them and found that it is only half the solution for me. I need to expand both jaws so bimax surgery would be best.
@@indz7775 mse exacerbates the misalignment in many cases
I have similiar issues, does it help to strenghten glutes/hams?
@@Journeytosuperhumanwatch his more recent video on braces... And u can book a consult online via his website.
I really think that hypermoblie individuals are so much more easily predisposed to patterns, due to the ability to go into further ranges of motion and become comfortable in those positions
PRI is the future!!!
My left hip is very hypermobile as a consequence of my severely misaligned jaw. I’m really hoping that I get all of this resolved soon. My entire body has been a hell of a mess this past decade due to my past orthodontic work as a kid. I currently have a consultation appointment scheduled with an experienced airway-focused orthodontist in around a week from now so fingers crossed. Much like you, I had never considered the possibility that I might have to get braces/Invisalign as an adult. But given just how bad my bite itself is, I’m now more than willing to go this route if it means ridding myself of all of these issues. Thanks again for everything 🙏
I relate. I hope the ortho can help you. I am trying get help myself.
@@GutsAndGall
Thank you! Likewise
You need a splint therapy most likely , be careful with orthodontics that can mess you up even more if they don't know what they are doin. Working on a messed up body via ortho without full understanding might be a bad idea.
@@davsss6406sounds like good advice 👌 like something Neal would say?
I would not be looking to an orthodontist to fix this problem either based on Neal's videos and videos about mewing!
@@davsss6406oh there's a thought.... Neal discussing mewing!
Is anxiety also somehow related to this? With the vagus nerve sitting there? I am extremely hypermobile and have been struggling with a lot of neck tension and neck breathing but feel like my anxiety is some how mixed in a little.
Very informative. I can relate to everything you’ve said. I’ve been seeing an Atlas Orthogonal Dr. for 4 years. My jaw still slips to the right every 4-6 weeks like clockwork, and the jaw tension pain kicks in. Watching your other videos now. Thank you!
Great video explains so much. Now add a rear end colission and years of doctors or PT's who do not listen or understand and think you are trying to play their knowledge. Hypermobility is so much different from others and it really needs to be addressed and treated a team because alone its not effective no matter how hard the patient works to fix this. Nobody explains better than Neal.
I had a giant knot in my right jaw joint (not sure if that is the right word...not from an English speaking country). I got worse and worse not matter what I tried. But then I found your channel a few days ago and did all kinds of things and now this knot is gone. It went away within 48 hours after having tried so many things for a at least one year. I never cared about being hypermobile. I made use of it because I used to dance ballet and was really good at it.
Thank you so much 💜
Literally the video I've been waiting for for years, having EDS / Hypermobility, having mostly fixed my hip etc over the years with the help of PRI, other channels and strength training, but still suffering from a lot of issues around my face and jaw area
THANK You for this explanation!!! You’re doing such a great service with your channel. I have all of this…hypermobility, jaw issues my whole life and am finally getting issues addressed ….but all the separate Practioner (PT, dentist, myotherapy) can’t explain the whole body implications as well as you do!!
Yes!!! I remembered this video after I just connected these symptoms. I have one hip out of alignment that doesn’t want to fix itself so easily this time. I’ve felt that for the last three days or so, and then this morning I feel that my jaw has shifted.
Interesting to consider other things affected like voice, communication, etc. Energy centers/channels no doubt are also involved in these conditions of the body.
Proximal hamstring area on me as a hypermobile bending bish lol is always sore tender and have sharp shooting pain. This is the best explanation of this I've ever heard 👏🏾
Wow you're the only person I've found online who makes these full length in-depth videos about hypermobilty! Such good info.
Happy you liked it. There is another one, an interview, that I did last month.
Where have you been all my life? Liked, subscribed and shared 😊
Always so interesting to hear you explain how absolutely everything in our bodies is so interconnected. Thank you.
Man I need you in the Uk you are a genius
This video is incredibly helpful. I’m turning out to be a hyper mobile version of you. That definitely caught me by surprise. This has be quite a journey in learning. Giant thanks again.
Glad it was helpful.
I’m seeing a mess of people with neuro issues and a fixed lower retainer. Any ideas for treatment besides or in addition to removal?
Excellent lecture on inner engineering❤🎉
This is exactly what I'm going through! Thank you! Thank you! Could we please have videos on how to fix this? 🙏💕✨
Wow this explains alot. I was trying to tell my Nero Dr & my oral surgen this due to gett implants about how I feel this & I was told I was crazy
You blew my mind with the standing-breathing relation! I'm a hypermobile singer and certified voice teacher. I do well with breath support when singing, but I am so awful at breathing exercises. I guess lots of compensations happen with vocal tract alignments, together with (over?) active latisimus dorsi and solar plexus when singing. It's also way easier to sing during movement, which I always knew, but now I'm starting to think it has something to do with helping to release unwanted tension in the pelvic to free the diaphragm.
Now I wish you were treating closer to me lol
I so wish you were here in Florida. I’ve shared your very informative videos with others that finally got answers by watching them after sometimes many years without answers from doctors and specialists. Thank you so very much!
From my experience, you have to be pretty lucky to have a PRI therapist on Neal’s level in your area. The level of knowledge and experience varies between each PRC trainer/PT and not all of them have been put through the ringer like Neal has. When you have as many issues as Neal had for so long, you really have to learn how to think outside the box because traditional means just don’t work.
I just recently discovered your channel and I've been devouring your videos the past week... thank you thank you thank you! You've given me hope after about 5 years of chronic pain/various issues with my body and nearly giving up bc nothing seems to help
So glad ive found this channel and this video in particular as a hypermobile person trying to sort my body issues out before i turn into a gnarled senior whose bent and crooked
Very true in regards to one’s voice changing. For a couple of years I went through a period where my digestion was brutal because of these issues. I was also constantly burping up stomach acid, irritating the hell out of my esophagus. The combination of everything led to me sounding like a 70 year old lifelong smoker when I spoke in a low tone of voice. I was in bad shape.
I've similar problems. My research has lead me to discover that acid reflux is usually caused by low acid, rather than high. Betaine HCL supplements really helped me after many years of acid /proton pump inhibitors. Stopped craving sugar at night as I was finally digesting my food.
@@RufusToots420 Glad you were able to solve it! Mine is completely sorted now as well thanks to addressing my severe asymmetrical muscle tension and compensation throughout my body
@@acardinalconsideration824thanks. But alas, I've all that yet to deal with. Many accidents later, I'm still sideways 😅 and just got badly 'car doored' whilst cycling almost 4 weeks ago, so a whole new set of compensations on top of the old ones... But sure it's grand, no brain injury 👌😂
@@acardinalconsideration824can you tell symptoms csuse by asymmetrical muscles
It makes sense. Do you have any exercise routines for hip issues/TMJ/forward neck posture?
Excellent work ❤❤❤
Good Video Neal, its zak from the uk Visited you in September. Getting my splint tomorrow. Ill keep you updated.
Zak my man what's up
How did it go Zak?
good stuff, comment for the algorithm
This is PRECISELY what I am dealing with. All the issues I have make perfect sense now.
Great video, now that I understand what’s going on within I can start to make the corrections.
NEAL you're the best. i completely understand and can see your passion and excitement ab this! absolustely so frustrating. i realize i haven't had perception of my left side since a young age.. i have a left canine pain that dentists haven't been able to help.pelvic floor issues and diaphramatic breathing issues! your hard work does not go unnoticed. thank u!!
Thanks for your work, I've just found out new video about this, maybe someone will be interested: How Teeth, Eyes, and The Body Are All Connected - Roundtable Discussion
I really appreciate your knowledge and experience in this!
I knew it was a good singer!
You are so good at this!!! Thank you. This info is very important.
Potentially cranial instability with Hyper-mobile Ehlers Danlos Syndrome.
Yes, it results in “TMJ” type migraine pain. And often clinching and broken teeth. Consider a mouth guard to prevent breaking teeth.
And seek diagnosis for Hypermobile EDS and check the cranial stability. All things loosey goosey as you age can create problems. As a youth it may be fine but as your body matures it can bring a lot of problems.
In the beautiful words and actions of my 2yr old daughter. Hand clap hand clap hooray hooray good job. With all seriousness continued Out Standing Presentation!
Sir more lecture is required, as our appetite is increasing.
Can you please do more videos on hyper mobility 😢 my body is feeling all out of control
Lack of pelvic, lumbar stability causes the Neck to be tight and overused which can influence the jaw
11:35 armstring instability of pelvis
Pelvis floor and diafram
Explained with detail for laymen. Very good 🎉
Fantastic episode! Thank you :)
Again a very interesting Video. Could you please do a video about wisdom teeth influencing the POSTURE or the influence of hiatal hernias on posture. Would be very interested in this content.
Honestly, I don’t have any specific observations about wisdom teeth specifically.
brilliant, thanks Neal.
Could you do a video on getting locked up if you undergo orthodontic treatment without getting your body ready for your bite
Just an FYI, the Vagus nerve (yes, related to breathing and multiple organ systems) does NOT exit through the foramen magnum, people. Just so you know.
Correct, it does not. I thought I would have said that it exits in the “area” of the atlas or something like that. Maybe I misspoke.
@@NealHallinan the FYI was directed at viewers ("people"), not so much you. I trust you know it.
great video
I score 7/9 using the Beighton score. Only thing that aren’t are elbows. Putting my legs and feet in that position is a breeze. My party trick is to bet people they can’t crush my hand with both of there’s in a grip type situation. All the bones in my fingers from the wrist down just fold in on each other. I don’t feel any pain or discomfort from it. 55 and my SI joints haven’t even started to fuseyet, in fact they are a pain because they are so loose! Can’t do a SLR that far back but I’m pretty close!
Nailed it
The last point about the nervous system being dependent on the voice is interesting. Could having voice lessons or speech therapy alleviate all those problems?
I think it would help, but I don’t think it would solve all the issues, because you need a stable body to produce your best voice. My voice lessons began after I was already stable.
Vielen lieben Dank für diese wertvollen Informationen! Als Betroffene weiß ich sie um so mehr zu schätzen. Das meine Hypermobilität kein Segen ist (vor allem macht man als junger Mensch noch den Fehler, und überdehnt seine Gelenke noch mehr und ist sogar stolz darauf..), merke ich erst seit ich älter bin und durch die Instabilität, die ich hatte und habe, ist mir unspektakulär (ein kleiner Luftsprung) das Kreuzband gerissen.
Tja, bin seit 3 Jahren beim Zahnarzt in Behandlung und mache ihn verrückt, weil ich einfach kein gutes Gefühl im Mund , Kiefer habe. Bin in der Hüfte, Schultergürtel verdreht, auch meine Gesichtsmuskeln sind einseitig ausgeprägt..
Habe mich in den letzten Jahren von einer schönen Frau in ein hässliches Entlein verwandelt.. Am meisten macht mir zu schaffen, daß ich dadurch auch so Masse im Gesicht verloren hab.
Jedenfalls, DANKE, muss mir jemand suchen, der mir mit diesen Informationen "Anweisungen" (wie und was genau ändern.. Alleine die rechte Zwerchfellatmung zu aktivieren, wird wohl zu wenig sein..) gibt . Wünsche mir so sehr wieder im Einklang und glücklich zu sein..
Bist du bei erdeljac in München in Behandlung?
@@utdfortreble Hallo! Nein, bin noch nirgendwo in Behandlung. und Dr. Erdeljac wäre von meinem Wohnort (Südkärnten) zu weit entfernt.. Aber, so eine Kombination von Arzt wie er es ist würde ich benötigen (muss mich in meinem Umkreis mal schlau machen). Jedenfalls, alleine schafft man es nicht.. LG
Neal! Great video btw, I have hyper-mobility and, also Morton’s toe 👀. Maybe next videos topic…?
2nd toe longer? Could make it difficult for your brain to experience a full cycle of heel/arch/big toe because the longer 2nd toe may have more ground contact than the big toe on "toe-off".
That's interesting. I'm just starting some chiropracty treatment for halux rigidus (stiff big toe) which has become painful and is causing issues with my gait on my left side as I compensate.
I have a long second toe. My chiropractor is working on my left side as everything is in a state of tension from my neck down on the left side. I also had dental work 6 months ago which meant I had the bottom molar on the left side removed. I'm sure that was the trigger to my big toe issues. Thanks for this. I'm going to go back to my dentist to see about a dental implant@NealHallinan
Thank you again Neal. I got your message regarding Aussie contacts.
This video is almost custom made for me.
Seems like I’ll be coming to Nebraska. Big trip. Worth it?
Chronic from orbital to feet. Multiple splints, glasses etc all incorrect.
Neal I admire your point of view I would say that correct tongue and great myofunctional therapy influences body habits because of maxillary expansion. I would love to get hold of you and discuss business inquiries and more to help people
What is the best way to contact you?
It does , but if your case is like Neil's, then mewing or myo therapy won't be enough. Neil here had child ortho which damaged and put him into right BC left TMC pattern. That was the trigger. No amount of mewing could of helped him get out of it. He often says that pri techniques got him out of it plus the glasses, but the key in my opinion of course, was the tmj splint. Why? Because the child ortho he got messed him up. Pri and glasses might of helped to a degree but the key was tmjd splint.
I hope you will make a deep dive video about the voice, including your own experience and things that have helped you, at some point!
Thanks for this video Neal. It's incredibly applicable to me. I've been in completely debilitating chronic pain/tension for 4 and a half years. Hours of stretching with some massage everyday, I have no life because of it. I've just received my splint, which just moved the pain, rather than gave me any relief. I'm hypermobile and apparently have "left and right torsion", according to my physio. Going based on your video, I think I defimitely need to look at getting some proper insoles, rather than these custom one's I bought online. My vision was slightly more far sighted, otherwise was ok, but not sure if that could create issues also? Thanks for what you do and I wish I could book to see you in person/for treatment from you, but I'm in the UK
If you have tmjd issues misaligned jaw etc and stuck in pattern , you most likely need a tmjd splint and not just any, but as specific one that will realign the jaw or override the wrongly position jaw signal to the brain . There are loads of splints that don't do more harm than good. There is also dIY splints however they aren't that straightforward and require some skill and knowledge
I haven’t watched all the videos but I’ve never heard mention of being stuck in excessive posterior rotation and the issues that pattern causes. Why is that?
I have some problems since mid 30's after running a lot with left hip pain, left lower back pain and shooting pains down my left leg even from just walking sometimes, I also get a strange slight numb feeling in my right side of jaw from time to time, normally notice it more when more stressed. All of this, bearing in mind, I was born deaf in my right ear, only hearing in my left ear, often turning one way to hear people on my wrong side, could this set of problems be all interrelated and what would be some ways to address it?
thank you so much for this so should one correct their occlusion to correct the pelvis or correct everything all at once ?
❤thank u!
Omg thank you so much!!
So do u think Ballett is unhealthy? Because ur becoming so hypermobile in ur hips
The video shows as 22:43 in length, yet at the end it seems like it got cut off?
That's a yoga pose; it's done also with feet turned in and also crossed while sitting on crossed feet.
What happens when your jaw is broken and your teeth can’t close anymore?
I love the images that flash as you talk. It helps me develop my vocab by linking the word you’re saying with the image.
I have a question, I’m hyper mobile. Why do I feel relief in my hips when I stand with my feet hyper supinated and curl my toes into the ground? When I do this my knees turn outward. I know I stand with my weight in my heels so is this my toes trying to sense the ground?
I have extreme pain because my neck is straight and my first ribs come out of place and the pain is in the front of my neck and ribs and sternum.
My jaw/bite seems even, I wear my contacts all day…so do I need to focus on my toes sensing stuff?
What do you think to nucca , atlas adjustments? Im thinking from prior injuries this could help, but my teeth need to be braced and my palate widened for my tongue, otherwise it wont be optimal. Learing so much from you, thank you for the content 🙏 ❤️
I had my atlas adjusted by a respected chiropractor in my area. It was expensive and didn’t help.
I love your content! I've emailed you trying to get an appointment but haven't received a response. Do you still see people in person or by appointment ever?
Look up the pri Website, there are a lot Providers in the US.
How do we straighten out our jaw if its crooked?
Neal! I love you brother. PRI has changed my life. I wanted to recommend a cool tool I found, I think you would enjoy it. There is a VR anatomy software called Organon, that can be used with a VR headset like the Oculus Quest 3 and a decent PC. Its truly incredible! Truly beyond anything I ever expected or imagined was possible, its used by medical students. The nerves, muscles, bones, ligaments, everything can be examined in detail. You can even go inside arteries and more. I think you would have a field day. Im happy to help you get set up of you are interested. Could revolutionize explaining and showing patients whats going on from a PRI perspective.
Interesting! I'll look into it.
@@NealHallinan the videos online REALLY do not do it any justice. Its totally different experiencing it. It allows you to take every part of the body apart like legos and move things around. I was planning to buy some models like you have, but this is honestly way better imo!
@@NealHallinan also, I was wanting to fly out to you to do a PRI session but your calendar is always booked. I also tried emailing. Any way or are you completely booked? I had a complex torsion like you did, been doing PRI with a PT who has been to two seminars. I would really appreciate a second look by someone more experienced!
you once mentioned that the lats are grounding muscles too. could you go more in depth with this? does it relate to shoulders hiking up?
Wish you would come to South Africa
Neal can I please ask if you think PRI can help Gastrointestinal issues? Things like acid reflux, constipation, sibo, etc? In particular, I want to know if PRI can possibly allow the lower esophageal sphincter to properly close so that acid reflux doesn't happen I know you've mentioned that PRI can influence the vagal nerve so I was curious
I am interested in this esophageal sphincter info as well.
Thank u !!!!
I sat that way all the time as a kid. I developed severe TMJ layer in life. Now, my body is twisted from head to toe amd it is getting worse.
Do you come to Brazil normally? I’m from Rio de Janeiro and would love to have a consultation with you!
Neal my dentist is not giving me appliances he is saying me its a fascia pain in your jaws wht should i do now please help me where should I go... Does splints are that much important to achieve my pelvis back
does it also affects our
Super Thanks! Do you know a therapist in Zurich, Switzerland I could see?
This is me...
5:50 were you going to say that you have functional scoliosis? 😂
What about tongue tie? Any thoughts about that? I’m thinking it will help with the neck tension and with reversing my overall pattern.
Im noticing my vision and eye soreness and headaches are greatly affected by my head posture and my neck tension.
When I’m forcing my neck and head to be at the right posture i feel my eyes relieves but the neck tension is dramatically increasing, so i can’t get myself to undo this pattern and this why the tongue tie idea came from.
I've seen tongue ties hold people in a postural pattern that wasn't able to be resolved until the tounge tie was released. However, if you are in the US, I'd highly recommend finding a PRI therapist to evaluate your tongue's impact upon the things I talk about in this video, and if it needs to be released, so be it. But I would do as much as possible beforehand to prepare your body for the tongue tie release. And by preparing your body, I mean a PRI program and perhaps some tongue "prep work" through a myofunctional therapist.
Well, I wish I watched this video 6 months ago, before going into a braces therapy , just to fix my uneven bite. I feel like it's influencing my whole body, due to jaw, cranial and neck asymetry. I always find myself with neck stuck to the right and my head turned to the left. Also my orthodontist said my left mollars are more worn and my left jaw is placed deeper into the socket. He is going to even my bite by using the braces, put a orthodontic microimplants to pull some mollars in/out, then use a recreating metod for worn teeth, by evening the bite. In the end I will also receive a "Perfect oclusion splint" which has to even my bite on both sides.
Let's see it it works...
is the over used side the one that gets the “growing pains” or migraine or is it the other side that is over used and this one needs attention
Neal if i restored my normal posture will it fix my jaw recession i mean reposition maxilla and mandible to its normal position?
It could as long as your jaw recession was a *result* of a forward head posture (through normal patterning like too much neck breathing), and not the *cause * of the forward head posture (which would be a structural issue that PRI techniques wouldn't resolve on their own).
@@NealHallinan is there a way i can know which one i am ?
hi. thanks for your content. how can I find a pri trainer in Iran? there is no one here! what should i do?
My hips do that 😅 it's comfy to sit like that, my PT has told me not to tho.
I have extreme neck issues plus more and I need help fixing it. That's an extreme simplification lol
Anyway is it possible for me to have you help me figure out what's wrong? Like can I make an appointment or video chat or whatever. I really need help I'm stuck
Omg I have been doing contortion
Neal what are your thoughts on cervical spondylosis and PRI?