Ever Had a Sport Injury?

And fixes it!

I know you've heard that before...

So I will quickly go through what is being missed, what needs to be done and how it works - relating to your sport injury.

The medical professions in general, that means not just M.D.'s like orthopedists and neurosurgeons, but all kinds of healthcare specialists treating sports injury: Chiropractors, physical therapists, trainers, etc. have been treating either only part of the injury or the wrong injury.

If you have ever had a sport injury you know how painful and persistent they can be. How would you like to fix your old injury completely? No matter what the cause?

This Is The Way Out!

• neck, ribs, back, and tailbone
• hip, knee, ankle, and feet
• shoulder, elbow, and wrist

• Rotator cuff
• Brachial Plexus (nerves in lower neck going to arms and hands)

Remember these points and then I'll explain them...

The first thing is... That when you have a sport injury some bones are moved out of place in your body.

The good thing is that in most areas of your body, when the bones are injured out of place, you have muscles to pull them back into position.

The bad thing is that bones CAN be moved, by injury, out of place in a direction your body cannot self correct. This is because there are no muscles pulling in the direction needed.

That 'bad thing' statement seems to be an obvious statement.

However... If you check methods of correction for sport injury (medical, osteopathic, orthopedic, physical therapy, chiropractic and others) - NOBODY KNOWS IT.

If you ask them and they tell you they do "know it", ask them which bones go out of place in the direction the body can't self correct because there are no muscles pulling in the direction needed.

You will find they have a tough time answering... Especially if they are telling you to strengthen muscles to correct your sport injury or other type of injury.

If you have NO muscles pulling in the direction needed, strengthening your muscles will help you compensate better, but NOT correct what needs to be corrected.

The second thing is... "Unless there was a direct impact on the place that hurts, then the place that hurts you is NOT where the REAL injury is."

Any injury to anywhere in the body AFFECTS THE WHOLE BODY. That means a sport injury to one part of the body usually results in symptoms someplace else (can be anyplace else) in the body.

When injury occurs the body instantly twists and tilts all over to compensate for the injured area. That shifts the pressure away from the injured area because your body cannot support your weight at that point.

Sometimes your pain goes away completely after a while. But... most times it gets locked into the body.

The injury causes pain, but the pain is where the weight has shifted to NOT where the body was knocked out of position and couldn't correct.

Therefore you hurt where the WEIGHT WAS SHIFTED TO. And... You may incorrectly think that is the injury.

Let me give you an example regarding a sport injury: "I recently treated a 15 year old girl, a star athlete, who "injured" her right knee. She was snow boarding and she fell and "twisted" her knee badly. It swelled up and was tremendously painful. She could not bend it or walk unassisted and was walking with crutches. I did not see her until 2 days later. I examined her knee for torn ligaments, there were none. Doing a complete examination I found bones that were pushed out of place in her legs, back and hips from the fall. Some of them her body could correct but was not correcting. They were part of the "compensation pattern" from the injury (that included the bones creating the pain in her knee joint). Others were out of place in a direction her body could not correct because our human bodies have no muscles pulling in the direction needed to reposition them. After I fixed the ones that were out of place that her body could not correct, she stood up and immediately started flexing her knee. And... Finding it didn't hurt and anymore, started walking normally on it. The swelling went down instantly! Everyone in the room could see the difference though it was only a minute or so. I saw her again the next day before a basketball game. She was limping a little bit and I could tell her knee was bothering her. I worked on her back and hips again (since it was two days after the injury her back was a little swollen and I could not get everything completely into place the first time). She stood up, started running on it and got right into her warm-ups. She played very well and made the difference in the game. This incident shows that even though she felt pain in her knee, the real problem was elsewhere. I never did touch her knee. When I corrected the injury her body could not self correct, her body could then correct the alignment of the knee on its own and everything worked fine. Her knee was twisted hard when she took the fall but so were her pelvis and her back. If it was just her knee the body would have instantly corrected it. That happens plenty of times as you see in sports on TV. But, when the twist of her knee also twisted her pelvis and back... bones moved out of place in the direction her body could not self correct. Because there are no muscles pulling in the direction needed, her body had to twist her knee quite a bit to take the pressure off the other areas (the ones in other areas of her body that were pushed out of place in a direction she could self correct). It was THIS TWISTING COMPENSATION in her knee that caused the pain and swelling in it. Once the pressure was released by fixing the TRUE injuries in her back and hips, then her knee didn't need to compensate by twisting any more. With the pressure off, the swelling went down, her pain went away, and the function was restored -- immediately.

Most cases of joint injury...

Where trainers, doctors and other people say there are ligament or muscle injury, are actually just the effects of the body compensating for something out of place.

And... The body cannot self correct these because there are no muscles pulling in the direction needed.

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