SML is a 32-year-old nurse who has been suffering from pain in the right shoulder region since her first delivery in 2012. At worst, when she tries to pull her shoulders backwards, it can take her breath away. Her right side, as a whole, is more sensitive, even vulnerable. While pregnant, she had had a hernia in her right groin. She also suffers from fairly frequent headaches that she associates with eyes that tire quickly.
In 6 weeks, the pain in the shoulder blade decreases. She feels that she can breathe better and that her amplitude at this level is better. 6 weeks later, the pain on the right side begins to decrease.
Can these results be related to postural and equilibrium gains?
WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION: 60% of the weight on the forefoot to 45% of the weight in 6 weeks as well as 52/48% L / R to 50/50% in the same period.
BALANCE: 18 to 14 in 6 weeks – an improvement of 22%.
ML is a genius. In actuality, he’s a genius for Apple! He came to me on March 27 with a pain that made him say that his sciatic nerve was stuck. It hurt him during the day and when he was going back to bed at night. Also, the left side of his neck tires him. We then work on its coordination, proprioception and balance. As of June 26, he no longer feels discomfort in the lower limb. Also, at this point, discomfort in the neck is no longer.
WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION: from 67% of the body weight on the forefoot to 59% in 6 weeks.
CL, retired, arrived at the office in late July 2017. As of September, the pain in her hip was less intense. The duration of the pain a day was less, too. By December, she was now able to do pilate exercises that were not possible before.
In addition, according to the iheart software (goiheart.com), CL’s internal age increased from 65 to 52 in 2 months.
Internal age: 65 to 52 years in 2 months.
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/by Mat BouléSML is a 32-year-old nurse who has been suffering from pain in the right shoulder region since her first delivery in 2012. At worst, when she tries to pull her shoulders backwards, it can take her breath away. Her right side, as a whole, is more sensitive, even vulnerable. While pregnant, she had had a hernia in her right groin. She also suffers from fairly frequent headaches that she associates with eyes that tire quickly.
In 6 weeks, the pain in the shoulder blade decreases. She feels that she can breathe better and that her amplitude at this level is better. 6 weeks later, the pain on the right side begins to decrease.
Can these results be related to postural and equilibrium gains?
WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION: 60% of the weight on the forefoot to 45% of the weight in 6 weeks as well as 52/48% L / R to 50/50% in the same period.
BALANCE: 18 to 14 in 6 weeks – an improvement of 22%.
#PROOF
/by Mat BouléML is a genius. In actuality, he’s a genius for Apple! He came to me on March 27 with a pain that made him say that his sciatic nerve was stuck. It hurt him during the day and when he was going back to bed at night. Also, the left side of his neck tires him. We then work on its coordination, proprioception and balance. As of June 26, he no longer feels discomfort in the lower limb. Also, at this point, discomfort in the neck is no longer.
WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION: from 67% of the body weight on the forefoot to 59% in 6 weeks.
#PROOF OF THE WEEK
/by Mat BouléCL, retired, arrived at the office in late July 2017. As of September, the pain in her hip was less intense. The duration of the pain a day was less, too. By December, she was now able to do pilate exercises that were not possible before.
In addition, according to the iheart software (goiheart.com), CL’s internal age increased from 65 to 52 in 2 months.
Internal age: 65 to 52 years in 2 months.