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Dr Jesse Jutkowitz

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Handling your body
« on: May 04, 2017, 04:40:48 pm »
I was directed to this site by someone wanting to find out about Advanced BioStructural Correction™.

I will answer any question.   Try MeningealRelease.com  for more complete data.

Here is a brief summary:

The basis of how body structure goes wrong is that bones go out of place.  Nothing much new there.  However, what is new and unique is that I discovered you can divide bones out of place into only two meaningful categories:

•  Bones out of place that the body can just self-correct because it has muscles that can pull the bones back into their correct positions. And,

•  Bones out of place that the body CANNOT self-correct because it has no muscles or combinations of muscles that can pull the bones back to their correct positions.

That last one seems quite obvious to most people however, you can look everywhere in healthcare — do a literature search — in no place other than my writings on Advanced BioStructural Correction™. 

Strange considering how obvious it is.    Well, obvious once it is noticed.  Most chiros and others think the body can self-correct all bone displacements but does not because of muscle or nerve weakness.  This is a bit silly since addressing those factors has never resulted in a permanent change for the better on a consistent basis on human bodies.

Anyway, the short story is that if you JUST address the bones out of place that the body cannot self-correct the body will self-correct everything it can until it runs into the next bones it cannot self-correct.  Get that corrected and the body unwinds until it runs into the next bones out of place that it cannot self-correct and so on — until there is nothing left to correct.

The interesting thing is that if your body is corrected this way it IMMEDIATELY pops upright and stays upright with no muscular effort.   No one else claims that becuase nothing else does it.

Oh, I say the body "unwinds" as it is corrected because if you measure the x-rays in 3 dimensions you literally see the body unwinding or untwisting from its old injuries like a big spring unwinding and straightening.

There is much more but that is the simple explanation.   
   The other side of that is actually more important for most people though.

What is the other side?

Well, usually people show at practitioners' offices with plenty of bones out of place that the body CAN self-correct BUT DOES NOT.

Why would the body not self-correct bones out of place if it could?  The reason is that those bones are out of place to compensate for the bones out of place that the body cannot self-correct.

This is a big deal.  First, if you remove a compensation the body gets worse.  This is the reason bodies often get worse under manipulation in the long run even if they are relieved of pain and problems in the short run.

Next, every adjustment or treatment that did not hold is made up of treatment of a compensation that the body just resets as best it can.  Note, it cannot always reset the compensation effectively because each time it is treated the bones out of place for which it was compensating move a bit farther out of place.  Eventually, the body cannot reset the compensation and the body gets considerably worse and the manipulation is no longer effective.

ABC™ fixes these people, it just takes a bit longer.

This goes for NCR too.  If you go to Dean Howell's page on Balloon Sinuplasty (he has changed it now) you discover that he notes I discovered how to diagnose which nasal conchae need to be treated and which need to be left alone.  He claims he can do it but...

Further, the method he uses and teaches often has effects like the person feeling their head has blown up.  This effect only occurs when a compensation is moved.  Then the proper bones are moved (even in the head) there is no big effect like this.  Further, there are too many other bones out of place that the body cannot self-correct for NCR to be consistently effective.

I can go on but the basic factors are above.  Check MeningealRelease.com   You can learn and do ABC™ yourself and do not need a license to learn it and do it.

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Re: Handling your body
« Reply #1 on: May 04, 2017, 07:41:42 pm »
How can this help your face, specifically your jawline and cheekbones.  Most on the forum want to improve their facial appearance and bring the maxilla forward for more prominent eyes cheekbones and jawlines.  What exercise can you do with this therapy to correct the problem?

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« Reply #2 on: May 04, 2017, 09:01:12 pm »
How can this help your face, specifically your jawline and cheekbones.  Most on the forum want to improve their facial appearance and bring the maxilla forward for more prominent eyes cheekbones and jawlines.  What exercise can you do with this therapy to correct the problem?

I assumed it was leading to something about unlocking the spine eventually helps the skull correct itself, but saw that the website has a section for "Endonasal Cranial Correction". Though there aren't many details given as to what it is, the results seem to be better than traditional NCR. Still, putting balloons up your nose sounds very dangerous, even if it's a new and improved method. How on earth is that safe?

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« Reply #3 on: May 05, 2017, 04:12:27 am »
How can this help your face, specifically your jawline and cheekbones.  Most on the forum want to improve their facial appearance and bring the maxilla forward for more prominent eyes cheekbones and jawlines.  What exercise can you do with this therapy to correct the problem?

I assumed it was leading to something about unlocking the spine eventually helps the skull correct itself, but saw that the website has a section for "Endonasal Cranial Correction". Though there aren't many details given as to what it is, the results seem to be better than traditional NCR. Still, putting balloons up your nose sounds very dangerous, even if it's a new and improved method. How on earth is that safe?

Endonasal cranial correction is probably just plain old NCR, but since NCR is copyrighted by Dean Howell, OP's team had to come up with a different label for it. The only risk in self NCR is accidentally inhaling the balloon into your windpipe, and it's not that big of a risk if you stay focused and reasonably careful. The amount of pressure one layer of latex balloon can withstand before exploding isn't enough to break bones or cause any other kind of harm in the nasal turbinates.

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« Reply #4 on: May 05, 2017, 07:42:00 am »
As far as helping your face...

The body location at which people see effects or feel effects is virtually always part of the compensation pattern and thus should not be treated.

In this case most people have those ill effects in or, at their heads because there are meningeal adhesions pulling from the spine up into the head -- not always the case but quite the majority of cases.  Occasionally it is the reverse, where meningeal adhesions in the head pull down the body causing its problems and nothing else works to correct that difficulty.

If you check some of the ABC™ practitioner web sites you will see patients' faces look much better after treatment even when endonasal treatment (direct treatment of the head) was not done.  That is this mechanism in action.

The point is that you have to do the correct thing for the body before you. Then the face and everything else will be just fine.

An example is a practitioner who was getting NCR for about a year.  Happened upon ABC™, learned it and started treatment of his own body.  Within 5 or 6 treatment he no longer needed any cranial treatment at all. Just properly correcting his lower body structure properly eliminated all the things in his head he had been trying to get treated.
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It very much is unlocking something in the spine will unlock the head as noted above. Try this page https://meningealrelease.com/learn-about-abc-from-dr-jutkowitz   to get an understanding.


Putting balloons up your nose is a misleading but not inaccurate statement.  The finger cot is firmly tied to a sphygmomanometer bulb and can only come off it the practitioner is negligent in attaching it.

Inhaling that balloon might be a problem if it was not firmly attached.  Same answer as the sentence above.

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As far as the difference between ABC EndoNasal™ and NCR,

As noted, ABC EndoNasal is indeed the same basic procedure for insertion of the balloon into the nasal conchae, the difference is in the diagnostics and being able to correctly identify which nasal concha or conchae need to be treated.  More importantly for this discussion, it identifies which need to be untreated because they are out of place as part of the compensation pattern.

This is a huge difference as it eliminates treatment of compensations which,

a. Breaks down the body's ability to compensate and makes the body worse overall even if it changes the pattern and relieves some local condition. And,

b. Is the source of the nasty reactions people have to any type of endonasal treatment when they have them.

Keep in mind, if you get some sort of body treatment and later have some ill effect -- even if it is 6 months or more later --  it is likely that the treatment was the factor that caused your body to go funky.  The mechanism is the breaking down of a compensation pattern, the body worsening and never being able to compensate well enough again.

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According to quite a few professional practitioners, ABC™ even done in sloppy manner is so much better than anything else in the field of manipulation that it is a tough thing to understand how much better well done ABC™ works.  (Bane of my life as many practitioners never take the time to get to expert level application.)

Given that observation:

The truth of the matter is that you (plural) should get with a friend or partner, learn ABC™ and treat each other. You will not get doctor level education but you will get excellent technician level education.

Learning in that way and using that with a friend or relative you will get adequate (or better) treatment in both quality and quantity, save a ton of money in the long run (even the fairly short run since you will recover the cost in less than a year compared to paying a pro to treat you) and you will have it for the rest of your life.    Because of that, within a year or less you will be healthier than you can ever imagine before getting it done.

If you get stuck you find a pro who is certified and get your body cleaned up.  You will find that any ABC™, even done half-well, when added to once or twice a month well done ABC™ well gets your body going and healthier than you have dreamed it could be.

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As for being able to learn it, we have plenty of Amish who have learned ABC™ to treat family and friends and do an excellent job.

They only have an 8th grade education but get a basic bone anatomy course we sell, a good dictionary and the ABC™ Core Curriculum Program. Then, they make sure to look up every word they do not fully understand and do just fine.

If they can, so can you.

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Re: Handling your body
« Reply #5 on: May 05, 2017, 08:09:34 am »
Interesting, thanks for sharing your knowledge.

I'm going to have to look further into this later. I have asymmetrically tilted / crooked maxilla, my shoulders are uneven and  my hips are not in alignment with each other (right side is more behind than left side). I had been under the impression that body symmetry starts from the skull, and that getting the skull aligned will often help the rest of the body sort itself out. The problem is that so far I haven't been able to change the skull asymmetry and therefore even test whether that assumption is right or wrong. You seem to suggest that it may very well be wrong and I should start focusing on other areas of my body.

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« Reply #6 on: May 05, 2017, 10:29:16 am »
Maybe it's the same thing as Mike mew said about that your body structure and function, as in changing structure changes function and changing function changes structure, so  both following eachother too, with the skull/body thing. If you change one, the onger changes with it. They are possibily simply connected/related to one another.

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« Reply #7 on: May 05, 2017, 10:50:41 am »
This is a general mistake:

"I had been under the impression that body symmetry starts from the skull..."

So is:

'Get the spine straight and everything else will....'

None of those things are correct.

It can start anywhere in the body.  Feet to head -- literally.

The other thing is the idea that fixing the original problem will have the body line up.

All these things are incorrect.  Why?

Because bones out of place that the body cannot self-correct can be almost anywhere in the body.  AND, the body can have bones go out of place in direction the body cannot self-correct as part of the compensation pattern.

Therefore, there is no  exception to:
 
•  Find the bones out of place that you can find today.

•  Correct them the best you can (not likely you will get them all the way back to proper position unless the body has unwound quite a bit).

•  Wait for the body to correct what it can (it is often not instantaneous, takes a bit of time and movement most of the time) until the next bones out of place that the body cannot self-correct are available.

•  Find and fix what is available next.
 
•  and so on until the body is done.

By the way,  it takes a while but you do get to a done.

After that point you can still mess up your body and need to get it corrected but it is less often and takes much more to mess it up than people generally believe.

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« Reply #8 on: May 05, 2017, 01:55:38 pm »
By body unwounding, are you talking about releasing typical postural problem areas like under/over pronation, pelvic tilt, shoulder rotation and learning to symmetrically every muscle group that maintains posture in both posterior and anterior chain from head to toes?

If I stretched and activated muscles in this manner in front of a mirror daily and attempted to visually guide my musculature into a straight and symmetrical position and maintain this balance, would this be enough to straighten both the skeleton and the musculature over time?

So far my posture has improved a lot, but like you said, it's not instantaneous. I've learned that most of my life I've been only activating like half of the muscles required to keep the body straight, just the bare minimum to enable walking and standing, both of which feel more balanced, and in some ways even immersing, when activating the whole musculature.
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« Reply #9 on: May 10, 2017, 01:12:54 pm »
Hi Dr. Jutkowitz, Thank you for your perspective. Your posts in several threads directing here felt a little like spam, but I was intrigued enough to read through what you had to say and check out your website. I provided my contact information on your website to learn the "ABC First Rib Maneuver," but never received an email (in my inbox or spam folder). If we don't have time/resources to study your whole ABC program, do you have any advice for those of us performing what you call "endonasal treatment" on ourselves at home to optimize its effect?