| Secondary mechanical patterns and joint level
restrictions causing spinal and/or extremity stress have been our focus in
work with arthritic conditions. Analysis and corrective
work to increase the elasticity of structures associated with an articular
restriction combined with the correction of postural alignment patterns that
contribute to the mechanism of joint stress have resulted in immediate positive
progressive changes.
Our most dramatic cases involving clients
with acute rheumatoid arthritic conditions has been associated with the analysis
and correction of spinal and extremity restrictions that were associated with
a systemic stress pattern that appeared to limit the effectiveness of the
drug treatment regimen. The capacity to decrease the overall systemic
stress, in combination with an appropriate the drug treatment regimen, has
proved to be a significant factor associated with a clients capacity to enter
into state of remission.
Note: All cases involved cross applications
of biomechanical analysis, correction and retraining methods that were originally
developed to enhance joint range of motion, flexibility and performance of
the elite dancer and international athlete. We seek the participation and
involvement of the medical community with both the assessment of potential
cases that may benefit from our research as well as active participation throughout
the course of consultations.
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