Scoliosis as a Self-Correcting Mechanism – Ways to Detect, Manage and Help Re-Posture #4

Scoliosis is a sideways curvature of the spine and affects 2-3 million people in the US. Did you know that you can develop Scoliosis (and lower back pain) through chronic tension patterns? Co-host Alex Corey was informed he had Grade 1 Scoliosis in his early 20s via an unrelated X-ray and has dealt with lower back pain when awareness slips from posture, mobility, and core strength ever since.

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Join Alex Corey and Bill Parravano in discussing that Scoliosis can be derived from a tension pattern and the body’s self-correcting mechanism to keep level eyes on the horizon, not just purely anatomical (distorted bone from birth)

In this episode, we discuss

-How Scoliosis can originate via chronic automatic self-correcting mechanisms
-Awareness and Self-Discovery as keys to empowering your body to recover
-Practices and Modalities to discover tension patterns that may be showing up elsewhere in your body
-Considerations for strength and conditioning or athletic training
-Where the Allopathic Medical Model shines and abysmally fails
-Mobility and Range of Motion as the most important factors in functional movement
-Exercises/Techniques for Postural Correction

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DISCLAIMER: Nothing in this video is meant to diagnose, treat, or prescribe a medical condition. Seek the advice of a licensed medical professional before starting any new fitness, dietary, or supplementation protocol.