Thank you very much 🙂 I try my best!

100% Agreed💪

What did you do about it? I believe im having the same problem

@@Gptmas well right now I am currently recovering from my gallbladder being taken out I just had it done like 4 days ago currently it’s very difficult I have had tons of gas that has been hard to pass. And it’s difficult for me to eat because it really takes a toll on my body currently. but day by day it seems it’s getting better hopefully I will be able to share with you that I have recovered fully soon.

@@jamesward4105 thank you for responding, good luck ! get well!

@jamesward4105 hang on, can I ask how you got this diagnosed? I have had chronic body imbalance and knee pain for like 6 years. Done everything I can think of and nothing can solve it but I feel such a strong sense that it’s coming from inside my body. a year ago I went to an acupuncturist who told me the imbalance line I traced along my body where I feel it was exactly my gallbladder meridian line in Chinese medicine but I didn’t think much of it until I saw this comment.

@@ButterrPecans I had an ultrasound done of my entire organs but they thought it may be my gallbladder because I was having pain in my upper back on the right side and into my right scapula and right shoulder. My right hip also felt extremely stiff and my left knee and left ankle hurt a lot. As well as jaw pain and headaches. See what happens is the gallbladder spasms in a unnatural way because there is something wrong with it. In most cases you have a type of gallbladder sludge which is what I have which is thick concentrated bile. If it persists even worse you can develop gallstones. Anyways when the gallbladder gets in a unhealthy state it can literally destroy your body especially if you are like me and want to be a physical human being. The reason it does this is because when you move your gallbladder is basically sending your body in fight or flight mode because it’s tensed up which causes your muscles to stiffen up as you walk,run,sit, and so forth. When your body gets in a habit of moving in this bad motion your muscles start to create scar tissue to basically alleviate some of the discomfort on the gallbladder as you move. That is why the Chinese center all the medicine around the gallbladder because it is the first organ that determines your gut health once waste exists the liver into the intestines. So whenever your gallbladder is messed up you are really fighting a losing battle. Because I stretched ate what I assumed should be a healthy diet got good sleep l exercised and I still had bad stiffness and uncomfortable feeling in my body. Anyways yes if I was you I would go to your regular doctor and ask them to book you for an ultrasound of your organs but specifically your gallbladder. It is crazy how much this little organ can do. Let me know what happens. I’m currently 2 weeks post gallbladder surgery I feel much more at peace and comfortable the only thing is I still feel flare up’s after I eat certain things but the doctor told me it usually takes your body at least a month to start to understand how to function. Some people don’t want to remove there gallbladder and I understand I didn’t want to either but at a certain point I had to give in because my body was literally degenerating day by day. If you want to check for yourself you can go on a low fat diet for about a week and see how your symptoms feel. If you feel better than more than likely it’s your gallbladder because the main thing the gallbladder is there for is fats. Also if your one that likes spicy food cut it out as well as much as possible as well as citrus. Another note I don’t know what your ethic background is but people with Spanish or Native American heritage are way more likely to Develop this issue. I have a decent amount of Native American in me so go figure.

is it usual that the left ankle dorsiflexion is worse than right one in classical left AIC pattern?

sorry to hear this! How do i know if i have the updated body restoration or not?

I have a neuromuscular and connective tissue problems and a couple chronic injuries which have absolutely disabled me over time, every joint and bone in my body is out of alignment.

Yes, that is absolutely the foundation. This stuff applies for more complicated cases. The basics work great too 🙂

Awesome thanks! Love your content!

Wow I'm all of this on the opposite side

Lets hope for some help 😪

That’s a trickier one - I would try the regular exercises and see if you get good objective assessment changes. If not, incorporate the exercises from this video and adjust for head position and compare results

@conorharris thank you mate! Since finding your videos about 2 months ago I'm now living pain free for the 1st time in over half a year. Just watched this video last night and became paranoid that I'm in an incomplete pattern lol 10 years ago I had PT for shoulder impingement and tried rehabbing it. Looking back with hindsight I was stuck in the left aic/right bc even then and I think rehabbing the shoulder in that way has created this imbalance at the neck. You've changed my life man, I hope you know what good you're doing for people!

Thank for all you’ve done for my right lateralized hip and chest. It tooks 2 hard weeks to be able to stabilized results, now still improving 6 months after doing daily maintenance. feeling rejuvenated. Today with this amazing video I realized that my neck is lateralized to the left ( both tilt and rotation assessments) incomplete pattern. That could explain why I got my neck blocked with left pain time to time. How long approx we should work until we find the first noticeable change ( neck finally lateralized to the right too)? days? weeks? @@conorharris

Fixed it!

Did u develope scoliosis or have u had it since childhood?😊

I asked my PRI physical therapist the same thing. The response I got was essentially that it’s not really the teeth that are doing any ‘sensing’ but rather the gums that are sensing the pressures from the contact of the teeth. In which case, you not having any nerves in that tooth shouldn’t affect things in any large capacity

@@PittieTictures thanks bro, really clear things up for me

All of those are addressed in exercises for the “in-tact” patterns. Getting to in-tact is the goal, then those things apply as you can see in the article too. Hope that helps! Also these exercises, when done consistently over time, should naturally change your gait cycle for the better. Just takes time, but there should be instantaneous change to a minor extent

@@conorharris thanks Connor

Just learn English. It will be more helpful for you.

Can u repost here please

@@yunghuztler1000 I cannot, as I respond to two separate people and didn't screen shot the thread. My side was that words have meanings, respecting language goes a long way, and while cursing does create an air of commonality it also ruins professionalism (without actually destroying the subject matter). The second person was angsty about us being prudes, and I was hoping to get them to agree to disagree rather than blanket hating people with different moral opinions. No one cursed at each other, we were all respectful. But the thread disappeared completely.

I haven’t deleted anything, honestly have no idea what you’re even talking about

@@conorharris😂

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