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Left foot pronation? I thought a problem with the left AIC is over-pronation on the left with a right foot that has compensatory over supination due to the lateralization to the right trying to stabilize. I typically see people are turning there pelvis outward on the right in an effort to open up that right hip and then have to push off then inside right foot because they loose pronation. Love your explanations.

I can’t tell if this guy is full of it or if he’s onto something

Bro, the psoas is completely relaxed when squatting. It seems to me that you have completely misunderstood the deep squat and its impact on the lower spine. When squatting, the muscles from the outside of the back are stretched and that is the principle why squatting helps with lower back pain due to L5S1.

❤thank u!

❤thank u!

Your videos are most interesting. I´ve been studying the mechanics of my spine but they seem complex because I have an scoliosis from birth and 2 calcified vertebrae in my lumbar spine and my upper ribs are twisted with a protrusion from the chest of 2 cm compared with my upper left ribs. My right leg is shorter. I am trying to feel my left heel, and pronating with the right one. I feel less pain in my low back pain in the right side but I breathe easily with my left side and I feel that I've always used the left side of the diaphragm more then the right. Thanks for sharing this new approach for us all. (Really don't know what minimalist shoes are).

Thanks man. I love your videos. So simple & clear.

I can't understand why shoes are important. I've seen a PRI therapist who recommended shoes for me. They helped me walk better along with the PRI techniques I did, but I still can't understand, if we are trying to sense the ground wouldn't being barefoot or wearing minimalist shoes be better? The shoes she recommended are like traditional running shoes that pinch my toes and have a slope from heel to toe. Doesn't that mess up our posture more as well?

Best way to relax the tongue is bringing head down. Like your chin to your neck. Not super hard. Jus enough to change that posture of the head, in turn, stretching the back of your neck. I did it to stretch that area and it fixed EVERY problem I had. Neck pain back pain, voice, tense tongue, better breathing. Everything. Gone. I can't even recognize all but I just feel good. Holding that position all day starts as tiring and uncomfortable but the next day your great. Key is to keep the practice.

Thank you for the information!

Stress effects mast cells releasing Histamine

Thank you, ans you should look up yahki awakened for that tinnitus @NealHallinan

Thanks for reminding us all 😂❤ The human body is Amazingly created !!!

THIS was too fast to see, to make sense. Why was it done this way ? Might have been helpful .... but I should not have to slow down a Video to see it / have it nake sense ... and even at that ...it didn't make sense. 🫤🙄 Is this supposed to be Comedy. ???

Is this where the concept of biogenetics comes in? Elliot Hulse used to lean backwards over a stool with a pad on it, stretching his anterior chain, and breathed deeply into his lower abdomen. He swore by it. I wonder if it’s connected

The right side of my forehead was noticeably more prominent until the left caught up. Thanks Neal this makes a lot click!

What exercises should I start exploring if I feel my iliolumbar ligament is stretched out? Do you have any follow-up videos on this?

I stretch in the forest much easier. I am more relaxed. 😉

Fabulous insight into the subtle nuances of the body and how important they are.

I've been having this exact issue for most of my adult life, and it is SUCH a relief, not just to see I'm not alone, but to feel the immediate impact of the technique. Thank you so so so much for sharing this.

Are there PRI therapists in united kingdom

for whatever reason i noticed my jaw was slightly misaligned yesterday so i shifted it like 2mm to the right and just clamped down all day trying to reset it, now today it feels like the whole right side of my head is expanding and there was a massive pressure release, even around to the back of my skull, and my posture is somehow better.

What kind of doctor do I see to get these tested?

Wow bruv wow just wow, years of pain and Sports massage thank you

You should do more videos on the mind/body connection of pain and tension! Love John Sarno’s work.

What if a person has left shoulder pain and not right?

One of the first things I noticed when I went to the Philippines was how I didn't see people with back issues. I contributed this to the flat wood beds with 1 or 2 inch foam mattress on top. Now that I seen this video I would think it's also partly because they all sit around in this squat position all day. Hmmmm

8:46 example? Wolf have normal jaa witbout many bones.

I have a question: I have heard that different kinds of bites/teeth posture can have a domino effect on the posture throughout the whole body, but could wisdom teeth have the same effect? I currently have 1 wisdom tooth that's fully grown in the bottom right row, and I just now started to realize that my jaw is uneven, so I'm wondering if that can also cause other asymmetries throughout the body

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I suffer for 5 years for psoas condition and what not, doctors cant find a thing, i gave up already, praying on god to take my life because i believe it is a sin to take my own life but i definitely would had i not believe so, no body can help my condition and i have yet to find anybody that was healed.

I have been doing PRI (not much lately), for over 2 years and something really interesting happened. I developed so much hyperawareness that I started noticing the energies that moved through and around my body. Am talking really really strong energy like it could not be unnoticed when I was still. To the point where it felt like my whole body was having sex with itself and was about to have an orgasm (but it wasnt like a normal orgasm, this was something else). Basically I realized that I awoke the kundalini energy just by the hyperawareness that PRI helped me develop, cause I have always been a sensitive individual, but now even more 😂. Even with all that, my jaw and cranium are still stuck. Ears and jaw mainly is where I feel all that energy got stuck and didnt travel up. I wanted to thank you for the content you put in here, and to comment on my experience cause its honestly so interesting

This is great. I can’t wait to watch all your videos

Hands down, the goat. You helped ne so much during the pst year, I can’t even tell you.

Physios look at me like I am mad when I mention your work and me trying to follow your advice. Australia is backwards and upside down. Medically 😢 noy funny if real help is needed but i usually laugh. Truly we have no paddle on this boat. Thanks for your videos

This is amazing info

This guy is just brilliant! 🔥

It seems like it's my Achilles that are preventing me from being able to get into the complete position. If I lift my heels I can do it. What do you recommend for me?

Any physio or psych thinks i am mad when I mention your theories. That work 👍

I had never heard about the spaciousness of your work environment affecting your body in such a way. I work in a really tight, confined space. This helps to explain so much of what is causing me issues.

Great explanation and information! I've been suffering from pain on the left T12 area for about a year now. I started PT and the she said that I need to strengthen my internal core muscles and stabilize my hips - left hip keeps dipping. Would this same concept you discuss in this video be the same for bridge pose on the floor? Focus on pressing into the left heal and the right arch?

Thanks❤🎉

This is fascinating! Where can I learn more? I'm assuming you have more videos, but are there books or other sources somewhere too?

Hi, Is having good shoulder mobility measurements (IR , ER, Adduction, Flexion) a way of knowing that you've reached zone of apposition? Thank you!

Thank you. I have been trying g to understand my back injury for 30 years; this video, I believe has set me in the correct course

From other videos I've watched, stress (cortisol) can be a contributor for histamine intolerance as well. I feel like the tension of not being able to feel the ground was causing extra stress on the body to regulate histamine levels.

Neal your videos are great thank you. This has happened to me, severely injuring my body, after adult retractive orthodontics in 2016. What can I do please (London UK)?

This is so cool, thanks for sharing!

Neil, can any of this cause changes to one's voice?

Absolutely, good stuff, great explanation! Thanks again!