CLEAR Institute Scoliosis Treatment Video

CLEAR Institute's mission is to implement an effective chiropractic system of scoliosis care to help people worldwide through research and spinal rehabilitation.

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[birthdaykid33]

I am going to start doing this program. I am pretty skeptical at the moment... Being the patient, I really don't want surgery... I would'nt mind without the scars, but I have a scar on my arm already, and really don't want more. Also, I found out that with surgery, I can't play any sports I really like anymore.... =/..

My left arm, near my ribcage has excrushiating pain at the moment... Will this program stop this constant torture?

[schemedia]

birthdaykid33,

The best thing for you to do is to contact one of the certified CLEAR doctors. Any questions you may have regarding the treatment and the expectations can be answered. I can attest to the dramatic results that I have seen with patients who have undergone this treatment system. If all the doctors at CLEAR are as knowledgeable and passionate about treating this disease as Drs. Dovorany and Stitzel (in the videos), then I am confident you will find someone who can ease your mind.

[homeschooler101]

My daughter has been doing the clear program for a year ..best move we ever made.

[GreekDestination]

where shall i go and ask for this treatment? is it new out?

[spongebobjazzpants]

sometimes the pain is unbearable, but only if your scoliosis is severe. however, my curve was reduced from 62 degrees to 42 degrees in less than a month. this is by far the best scoliosis treatment i've had.

[w00tuser101]

does this hurt?

[longboard41jay2]

@birthdaykid33 hey after surgery you can still do sports after you can even go on the trampoline the only thing you cant do is go bungee jumping im getting my surgery this summer and the hospital gave me a book to read all about it and the only thing is that u can only do these sports from 1 to 3 years after surgery depending on your recovery

[baseballbrook]

I wish I can fix my scoliosis but I can't because of money issue mine is above 40 degrees

[wonderfultiger]

When we are in flexed position, body can take more trauma than normal or extending position.

sometimes we are left out in this position because body recognizes there is still outside trauma. this is called, "Memory of trauma" which each part of cells leading to tissues memorize the state of muscle contractions. Back to your story, do you have anterior head position and hyperkyphotic curve when you are standing and relaxing?

[wonderfultiger]

Dura matter has strong attachment to Upper cervicals(occiput, first and second vertebrae) sacrum and coccyx. when there is tension in dura, body try to relieve this tension by twisting spines(scoliosis) to make it shorter so positions of upper cervicals and sacrum and coccyx are now misaligned, and thoracic and lumbar spines have curvature. Scoliosis can be caused by wrong use of body(flexing and working on heavy objects) or body goes into a guarding state for outside trauma.

[wonderfultiger]

when you are in flex position, it causes more tension inside of spine called dura matter.

your case seems to originate from flex position. You need to free up inside of spinal cord by ABC, and deep tissue work such as Rolfing.

I would make an appointment with ABC chiro and Rolfing. No i do not know what shirley sahmann's work. PTs work often produce great results after all other problems are dissolved. Each component of dysfunctions need to be broken down by each specialist.

[83koolkeith]

@wonderfutiger It helped me clear up some of the other issues i had...very short hip flexors, inhibited glutes, that contributed to a lumbar lordosis. I still have the scoliosis though. That part seems like i just need something intensive like CLEAR. What is this about "Dura Tension"? This resonates with me as just feel a lot of tension and is only painful if i am not allowed to move around much...like sitting or standing in place. Thanks for all your comments. I will research this more.

[83koolkeith]

@wonderfultiger I believe i got it from a variety of reasons. Wearing a work belt on my shoulders during a construction job and working in a bent over position while holding a 15-20lbs skillsaw most of the day at work. I did that for a few years. I also sat in a car that was way too small for me for a while. Are you familiar with Shirley Sahrmann's work? She is in the Physical Therapy field. Her book "Diagnosis and Treatment of Movement Imapirment Syndromes" has helped me a lot.

[wonderfultiger]

Upper cervicals misalignments lead to misalignments of down bones(vertebrae) and pelvic bones.

also it can occur vice versa.

when pelvic bones are misaligned, then everything up will be affected.

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