Understanding what the main driver for your dysfunction or pain is of paramount importance when you come to clinic. After all we both want it resolved as quickly and easily as possible.
I had a client attend clinic last week who had upped their walking distance. They presented with discomfort in the hips and abdomen. Whilst their back was okay (where they usually get sore) they did feel like they were struggling to breath as well as normal as their diaphragm felt ‘tight’.
Using limbic resonance we were able to understand what was going on. Despite the discomfort occurring on a structural level, what was going on was heavily limbic in nature, with a little physiological dysfunction thrown in for good measure.
We were able to pin down issues with the bladder, gall bladder and large intestine. We treated with Adaptable Polarity, and re-evaluated. After a walk around to see how they were feeling, the pain had gone, and they were able to breath again (again, no structural work was done!).
We rechecked everything was sorted, and after a small cranial correction linked to the first sacral segment, they were done.
Checking in with them this morning, and they are still doing well, with no return of the pain they’d had before 😊👍🏻
Just because pain or discomfort is present, it doesn’t mean that’s where the problem is.
The same is true with which system we need to look at and address.
Being able to look at the whole person, assess and treat appropriately for the best resolution is what we do ❤️
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