a testimonial from germany

testimonial from Germany

A COOL TESTIMONIAL FROM GERMANY GK came to stay with us for part of a week the middle of last month to get help with his CHRONIC NECK PAIN.  Although he is originally from a large country in Asia, he’s been living / working in Germany (near Munich) for the past decade.  GK is an […]

columbus, ohio gym owner finds relief in tiny mountain view, missouri

PIRIFORMIS SYNDROME / CHRONIC HIP FLEXOR PROBLEMS: RELIEF IN A SINGLE VISIT! When Angela told me that back when she started working out she was 60 lbs overweight and struggling, I frankly couldn’t believe it.  When I met her a couple weeks ago, she was not only fit and motivated to stay that way, I […]

another video testimonial: chronic hip flexor pain and fascial adhesion

hip flexor pain

CHRONIC HIP FLEXOR PAIN AND FASCIAL ADHESION IN A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN CHRONIC PAIN.  It’s a bummer.  The kicker is that some experts say that almost one third of Americans — 100,000,000 people — are dealing with some sort of chronic pain.  Chronic pain comes in all shapes and sizes.  There’s pain due to AUTOIMMUNE […]

traumatic brain injury: a whiplash question and case history

whiplash

WHIPLASH INJURY WITH NEUROLOGICAL SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF TBI or MTBI? A STEP-WISE PROCESS FOR GETTING YOUR LIFE BACK! When it pertains to a subject that I think is pertinent to a lot of people, I sometimes take an email / comment / question I receive and turn it into a blog post (HERE are […]

video testimonial: chronic severe shoulder pain solved in a single visit

Chronic Severe Shoulder Pain Solved

CHRONIC SEVERE SHOULDER PAIN SOLVED IN A SINGLE VISIT Like so many of my patients, whether local or FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD, Lisa was struggling with Chronic Pain — chronic severe shoulder pain to be exact.  While it had not been going on for years (OR EVEN DECADES) like many of the people I […]

ankylosing spondylitis, dan reynolds, and practical pain management

practical pain management

DAN REYNOLDS, PRACTICAL PAIN MANAGEMENT, AND THE AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE, ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS What is Ankylosing Spondylitis?   Ankylosis is essentially a FIBROTIC or bony adhesion, usually related to INFLAMMATION, of the soft tissues that make up a joint, or of the bony joint itself.  Bone spurs, calcium deposits, and thinning joints are examples of degenerative ankylosis that […]

piriformis syndrome, chronic pain, and chronic disease: a case history

case history

PIRIFORMIS SYNDROME: A CASE HISTORY Lately, I’ve been taking something someone sends me and answering it via a blog post for everyone to share (HERE are some others).  As in many cases, I feel this individual (“Linda”) may be holding the key to dramatic improvement in her hand.  Even though her question was filed under […]

fibrosis and surgical implants

Surgical Implants

FIBROSIS (SCAR TISSUE) AND SURGICAL IMPLANTS I spend my days dealing with SCAR TISSUE, which the medical community refers to as FIBROSIS. Because of this, it’s not uncommon for me to see people with post-surgical Scar Tissue (HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE are some examples).  Many I help, some I don’t.  When it […]

levator trigger points and a chronic pain case history

Levator Trigger Points

If you look at the following pictures, you’ll notice that the Levator Scapulae muscle has it’s insertion points (upper attachment) in, among other places, the lateral mass of the Atlas (C1 vertebrae).  Why is this important to know?  The Atlas is the one vertebrae in the spine where SUBLUXATION not only causes irritation of the […]

scar tissue, chronic pain, and autoimmunity: a couple of case histories

Case Histories

SCAR TISSUE, ADHESED FASCIA, CHRONIC PAIN, AND AUTOIMMUNITY: A PAIR OF CASE HISTORIES Sometimes I take CASE HISTORIES that people send me and discuss them via a blog post where everyone can see. Oh dear God, PLEASE help me with my right hip pain. It stated aged 19 and I’m 39. I don’t take pain […]

Video Testimonials Of Chronic Neck Pain Solutions: How Long Is Too Long?

solutions

How Long Before Chronic Neck Pain Solutions are No Longer Effective? How long is too long?  In light of my profession’s fascination with something called PVA (Patient Visit Average), many times it’s way too long.  Allow me to explain.  The profession has taught its practitioners to judge the health of their practice largely via their […]

answering a patient’s questions about chronic pain from a whiplash accident

Questions

SEVERE MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT LEAVES PATIENT IN CHRONIC PAIN: QUESTIONS ABOUT OPTIONS & POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS A patient I’ll call “Brenda” sent me the following history in response to a recent post on CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN.  I told her I would answer her publicly so that everyone could read, since what she is dealing with […]

why does pain not always show up immediately after injury?

WHY CAN PAIN TAKE TIME TO SHOW UP AFTER AN INJURY? Sometimes I get emails that beg to be answered via a posted article so that everyone can learn something (HERE’S ANOTHER ONE).  The question below was sent to me by an individual who will remain anonymous.  Understand that what she is going through is […]

video testimonial: chronic shoulder pain

pain

CHRONIC SHOULDER PAIN SOLVED IN ONE VISIT CHRONIC SHOULDER PAIN is a bummer — especially when you do heavy hard work for a living.  When I first saw Shawn almost three years ago, he was struggling with Chronic Shoulder Pain of a about a year’s duration.  I TREATED HIM, sent him home, and as much […]

decade old shoulder problem solved

shoulder

CHRONIC SHOULDER PAIN SOLVED!                   I’m sure there’s someone out there who doesn’t love Brad Shockley, but I wouldn’t have a clue who it is.  Great guy, great family.  After graduating from high school, Brad played basketball for College of the Ozarks in Branson / Point Lookout. […]

relief for chronic neck pain is only a phone call away

A NEW YORKER MOVES TO THE OZARKS AND STUMBLES INTO PAIN RELIEF Zach recently moved to the Winona area from New York.  Having undergone some major surgeries a number of years ago, he felt himself losing the battle with range of motion, as he became increasingly restricted in his ability to move — particularly his […]