Do you have post-nasal drip or sinus problems, sinus headaches?
How about hormonal headaches? Then this treatment that we're going to talk about
in this video is for you. It's about endonasal or nasal specific
adjustments, it's all about how we can move the bones in your skull to increase
space, it's like a brain adjustment, it's something that my grandfather taught my
dad, my dad taught me, an amazing clinical treatment, I can't wait for you to see it.
Hi, Dr. Jason West with one of the treatments that you probably haven't
heard about that's amazing. I'm going to show you a little clip about it and then
describe it but this is actually a way to help cranial function whether you
call it a nasal specific or and endonasal but it's a way basically to adjust
the brain, affect the nerves, affect basically brain fog, help with headaches.
Anyway, check this out.
Hey guys, in just a minute, you're going to see see a really neat
treatment that we've been doing in the office for decades for allergies,
for chronic sinusitis, for ringing in the ears, for anything associated with brain fog,
hormone headaches, it's really neat. Now in the comment line, I forgot to
mention the video, if you'll type in brain, I'll send you the free report on
this amazing technique we've been doing in the office. I'm bringing you a hundred
years of healing. Check this out.
I'm Dr. West. I'm just editing our new video which is on something called
endonasal technique which is a way that you can gently adjust the cranial
structures and I walked coming down the hall and Christine's like, "Hey, you got to
talk to Morgana, you won't believe what happened and so Morgana, today is
your second visit and she came here not feeling good, I'm not going to go into that
but she had something and I'm like, "Hey, let's reset your nervous system by doing
this cranial adjustment and we're going to tell everybody what happened."
So normally,
I have such bad tinnitus in my ears that I can't even sit in a room by myself
without really kind of losing my mind because it's so loud and within five
minutes of getting the treatment, I didn't have it anymore at all.
It's completely gone.
And what about this morning? -- This morning, when I had the
treatment? -- Yeah, did you have any ringing ears today?
I did before the treatment. I was sitting in the waiting room and it was pretty
bad and before, I couldn't even sit in a room by myself and now it's completely
gone. -- So we have, this is for allergies,
it's for taste, it's for headaches and it's for ringing in the ears, so we'll see you
guys on the next video, we're going to thank you for doing this for me.
Hey everyone, Dr. J and Nicole with the Daily Dose Vitamin H stories of
patient, hope and outcomes, change in one life at a time and we had a kind of
unusual request so Nicole came into the office and she said, "I want
to record the procedure so I can send it to my dad."
So Nicole tell everybody what
is wrong, what were you suffering from?
I have trouble with allergies so
that I would end up with nasal polyps and so Dr. J here does this wonderful
thing called a sinus adjustment or endonasal where he goes up in and pops
the polyps where I can smell and taste for quite a while.
So she said, "Hey, I want
to show it to my dad, he's having some sinus problems." And I want to tell
everybody there's actually a really neat way to adjust the cranial
sutures in your head, it's something that my grandfather taught my dad, my dad taught me.
It's not something that I learned in school, it's just one of those things
where you learn and do things after being in practice for a hundred in one
years and obviously, it wasn't me 101, our family's been in practice for 101
years and so we do the endonasal where you literally take the sutures, there's a
little tiny blue Mostro tune just second, what it does is, it gaps and sutures,
it's really helpful for allergies, it helps with taste, helps with chronic headache
problems, it really helps people to breathe and it's awesome and Nicole said
you got to do it for my dad so we're going to do that.
Anything to add?
It also relieves aside the pressure on your ears.
Yeah, really good for ears and your aches as well so we'll get it set up and we'll add that
and you'll see it in just a second and we'll go from there.
We're getting set up
to do that endonasal, we do a blood pressure bulb, a sphygmomanometer, we hook
it to a little bit of a finger cop, it's a little bit of a lotion on it, we take a
blunt q-tip, push it straight down into nose, just a little bit a couple pumps
and what it does is, it makes those sutures gap and it's just awesome for
sinuses, for allergies, for ear problems, for taste and for chronic hormonal
headaches because this can affect the pituitary gland. I'll show you guys in
just a second.
Works a lot better if you do both sides, just not one even though at times,
most people say, you know I don't bring out the right or I don't bring out of the
left, if you do both sides that works better so let's do the other side.
Alright, Nicole take a deep breath in, open your mouth, stick out your tongue.
So that's the endonasal adjustment, it's been something we've been doing in the
office for about 70 years with really good outcomes and as weird and spunky as
it looks, it's one of the most requested procedures that we do and I love doing
it because it really helps people to achieve and maintain optimal health.
So what was it that you just saw? Well frequently, people come in the
office, they have post nasal drip, they've got chronic sinusitis, they've
got allergies, basically, they can have polyps, basically, they cannot get oxygen
into the system through the normal pathway so they turn into a mouth
breather, they can't breathe very well at night and you know, oxygen is one part of
that three-legged stool for health so you have good food, you have good water,
and you have oxygen. I guess the fourth leg would be sleep but if you have those,
your outcomes for health are going to be really really pretty good.
So is there a different way to help enlarged the sinus tissue or open up those
pathways, get quote a brain adjustment unquote or affect the pituitary gland,
chronic ear aches? And the answer is, yes. And I was taught this through my
father who learned it from his dad, it's one of the neat things that we do in the office.
So here's how you do the procedure, you have the patient lay flat
on the table, you take a sphygmomanometer bolt or a blood pressure cuff, you put a
little finger cot around it or a little dental plastic, half of the
plastic finger you tie it on really tight, you put a little bit of
lubrication, I like to use either ultrasound gel or a little bit of
liposomal glutathione, I think glutathione is really good for the
nasal passages but it does kind of smell just a little bit so if people are
sensitive to smells, any type of lubrication. You have the patient lay
flat on your back, you take a blunt medical q-tip and you gently push it
straight down into the nose, you have the patient take a deep breath in and
then open their mouth which relaxes some of the cranial sutures,
you do a quick quick couple of pumps and then you pull it out, it's important that
you do both sides.
Now let's talk about the rationale behind doing it, there's a
whole bunch of movable systems in your skull and for years and for almost
forever, everybody thinks that those sutures don't move but we know from
research from John Upledger who was a medical doctor at Michigan State that he
studied people that had passed away, right after they passed away and he
looked at through electron analysis and some x-rays and some
movable different types of imaging and the cranial sutures in your head
actually are like little zippers, they come together and they move, they're very
small movements, like a thousandth of an inch but they move and they gap and
there's blood pressure, excuse me, there's blood vessels and there's nerves
and those lymphatic fluids that are going through those connections and if
they get locked from either trauma or basically non-movement, what happens,
it has an enormous influence on the body, it can affect neurotransmitters,
it can affect cerebral spinal fluid, it can affect basically how you can breathe
in and out of your of your nasal passage, it can cause earring problems and so if
you can release those again by doing that specific technique. When you blow up
the balloon, what happens is, you have, and I'm exaggerating, but you actually have
those connections come apart and as weird as it feels, you know, people say
it's like they're diving down into deep water or they get pressure in their nose
if they're underwater, it always has a tendency to make the
eyes water, people ask if it hurts and I always jokingly tell them it doesn't
hurt me at all, thank you for asking, I'll be totally fine during the procedure.
I know the patients asking about them, it does have a tendency to make your eyes
water for 3 to 5 seconds, every once in awhile you'll get someone have the real
bloody nose because it can actually pop polyps and stuff, I've had that happen,
I've seen my dad do it, where you put the balloon in the nose you quick inflates
and pops the polyps.
The testimony that you've seen that's actually on our
video blog, actually restores that patients taste and then they'll go for a
time period, they'll lightly have some allergies, the allergies build up,
the polyps build up, they can't taste anything, we did the procedure,
their taste comes back on. Also in the video testimony, we talked about ringing of
the ears. This is one of my favorite things to do for that tinnitus
feeling or that tinnitus sensation where the inner ear drums are heard and
they're buzzing and they heard, maybe it doesn't bother people so much during the
day but at night, it really hurts their eardrums, if you do this endonasal,
nasal specific adjustment that was taught to me by my grandfather to my dad to me, it
has an amazing ability to affect brain function, to help with ear conditions,
to help with chronic sinusitis, post nasal drip, hormonal headaches, a lot of women
that have headaches and increased acne during the hormone cycle, this doesn't
seem to affect the pituitary gland and reset that and so for literally about
any condition, if you go back in the Facebook archives, you'll actually see me
doing, practicing what I preach and I just think it's a really good idea
every once in a while to do a cranial adjustment.
Hopefully, this is a treatment
that you haven't heard about it, it's amazing therapy for chronic sinus
problems, for headaches, for ear aches, for taste, it has many applications.
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when our next video is coming out. This is Dr. Jason West.