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recently learned about postural restauration. seemingly the teeth and the hip-flexors are connected via the vestibular system. Which means, you can do all the e
by aszantu 3y ago
recently learned about postural restauration. seemingly the teeth and the hip-flexors are connected via the vestibular system. Which means, you can do all the excercises, chirpractics, yoga and so on, and still suffer back pain, because the hips don't relax.
The demonstration was: molars and canines have to have contact, if they don't the vestibular system is out of tilt, put a piece of plastic between them, hip flexors relax, hips get their mobility back, back pain goes away.
Tried it... worked!
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- jmholla 3y agoI'm a little confused by your phrasing: > The demonstration was: molars and canines have to have contact, if they don't the vestibular system is out of tilt, put a piece of plastic between them, hip flexors relax, hips get their mobility back, back pain goes away. Does that mean if they aren't touching, your hip flexors relax? Or the piece of plastic makes your molars and canines touch which causes your hip flexors to relax?
- aszantu 3y agoWhen molars and canines touch, the hip flexors can relax. When you lost a tooth or had a correction in your youth, they might not fit correctly.
- shot_codes 3y agoVery interesting. Do you by any chance have some supporting resources that you would be willing to share?
- aszantu 3y agojust some youtubes and this https://www.posturalrestoration.com/ https://www.posturalrestoration.com/
- zuno 3y agoThank you for your comment. Interesting! Would this be of interest to you? "Dental Treatment for Low Back and Hip Pain in a Long-Distance Runner: A Case Report" at https://www.scirp.org/journal/paperinformation.aspx?paperid=107530 https://www.scirp.org/journal/paperinformation.aspx?paperid=...