How the Pelvis and Cranium Are Connected: Why My Face Has Changed its Appearance
The pelvis and the cranium are intimately connected. Most medical professionals are completely unaware of this fact. Postural Restoration teaches this and I have lived it!
What this means is that pain in your lower back can be due to restriction of your jaw, or your TMJ pain might be caused by the inability of your left leg to adduct and internally rotate.
On my PRI journey, my face has become more symmetrical without ever having any manual manipulation. The primary bones of my face: the temporal bones, sphenoid, and occiput have all shifted through performing PRI techniques and restoring my ability to see clearly and feel the ground properly. How can this happen?
Because muscles are attached to those bones. PRI techniques can allow this to happen.
It has also shifted due to psychological forces. This is something talked about by Cranial Sacral therapists.
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Видео How the Pelvis and Cranium Are Connected: Why My Face Has Changed its Appearance канала Neal Hallinan
What this means is that pain in your lower back can be due to restriction of your jaw, or your TMJ pain might be caused by the inability of your left leg to adduct and internally rotate.
On my PRI journey, my face has become more symmetrical without ever having any manual manipulation. The primary bones of my face: the temporal bones, sphenoid, and occiput have all shifted through performing PRI techniques and restoring my ability to see clearly and feel the ground properly. How can this happen?
Because muscles are attached to those bones. PRI techniques can allow this to happen.
It has also shifted due to psychological forces. This is something talked about by Cranial Sacral therapists.
https://pritrainer.com/about/
Видео How the Pelvis and Cranium Are Connected: Why My Face Has Changed its Appearance канала Neal Hallinan
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