- Okay, so how you doing guys?
So we have Zlanta over here.
So, she's complaining about
right elbow pain on the outside,
neck pain when she looks downwards, okay.
Some pain in the midback over here
and also low back pain.
What in addition to, some numbness,
show that right foot of yours.
So point to it,
where do you,
are you having that, so numbness.
Right at that spot right over there.
Okay, and in addition to,
she also shares with us
she's been trying to get pregnant
and she has a lot of difficulty doing so.
So we're gonna take a look
and see what's going on,
to find out where all these
potential problems are.
So first, we're gonna start off with instrumentation.
We're gonna look for,
is there any heat difference going on?
And there's a small little reading over there.
And there it is.
At that level.
There it is.
We're at the second dorsal level.
And I believe we saw something around the mid dorsals.
Yes, it's very, very subtle.
So it looks like it's possible chronic nerves.
So we're gonna taka a look.
Yes, it's right there.
Right at that level.
We're gonna check for
if there's any swelling
or edema or muscle tightness.
Already can tell
this spot right over here is swollen.
Trace it down,
we got one right here, just over here too.
This is more chronic,
so that's why the swelling
is not as evident.
So we're gonna mark it at that level right there.
So we can see all the puffiness surrounding it
and yet, it sinks in right over here.
So now what we're gonna do is
we're gonna do motion palpation
and we're gonna check for
normal, okay, all the structures
should move freely.
Abnormal, is gonna be stuck in a particular direction.
So first thing first,
we're gonna check
how is the foundation?
How is this pelvis?
Okay.
The left hip is moving freely,
left and right.
Back and forth without a problem.
Okay, now we're gonna check the sacrum itself.
Okay, it seems to be stuck.
Doesn't seem to be moving too well in this direction.
See how much it moves on the right side.
- [Zlanta] Better.
- Better right.
- [Zlanta] Ah ha.
- Feel how much it doesn't move too much
on the left side?
- [Zlanta] Doesn't move much.
- So, since this foundation bone
is not moving too well,
on top of that we see the swelling all over here.
It should be nice and smooth
from here progression
but no, bump, bump, and you have
more swelling pooling on the bottom
so you've got some problems
and already an indication that
this is a potential problem,
we're gonna take a closer look
on the X-rays so.
So we can feel right now all these bones
are very, very stiff okay.
Now they should be normal,
they should have motion there.
But because the foundation's compromised,
you've lost a lot of that springing action.
Just like a shock absorber,
you should be springing.
Okay, just as figured,
it's stuck right here.
- [Zlanta] Oh ow.
- Yeah, right.
- [Zlanta] Ah huh. (laughing)
- Yeah, right there.
Number two.
So what we're going to do is
we're gonna check her elbow okay.
So she's complaining about a lot of pain.
Go ahead and point for me,
where do you feel pain?
Okay, where we can see there's quite a bit of,
a bit of, yeah, looks like almost
a bruise right over here.
So what we're gonna do is we're gonna do
a nice stress test over here.
So normal if it's stable it should not
have any extra give to it.
Abnormal, there we see some a little give to it.
So when we test it,
nice and stable on the outside
over here that is, okay.
No problems.
When we challenge it on this side,
here's quite a bit of give
and you can also feel it,
do you have pain a little bit?
- Yes.
- Oh okay.
The other thing, we're also going to check the wrist.
Okay, see how it moves.
It does move up and down
without a problem.
Ulnar bone,
let me check,
moves up and down without a problem.
We're checking the scaphoid.
Okay, we're checking
the wrist bones.
Okay, not a problem.
Go ahead, shake my hands,
squeeze really hard.
No squeeze hard.
- It's painful.
- I understand that.
Squeeze hard.
Good.
So we've confirmed,
right now the problem is definitely here.
So what you have right here okay,
is posterior lateral ulnar misalignment.
Over here.
So what we're gonna do is
we're gonna set this bone right back in its place.
Okay.
But before we do that,
okay, we need to clear this.
Because you have a structural abnormality
right here in the second dorsal okay.
In essence what happen was it's just
like a traffic jam over here.
It reduces the nerve flow
to this elbow,
this also help explain why
you're explaining about numbness
and tingling on these two fingers over here okay.
So we're going to correct this over here.
Relieving the tension over here
frees some more nerves
to get a flowing to this elbow
and to these final two fingers over here okay.
So we have to correct this first
before we set this.
Okay.
- Okay.
- In this X-ray structural analysis
there is one major structural abnormality
that cause a domino effect for the entire spine.
And that is the sacrum itself.
So normal, I want to see the sacrum angle
at this point over here.
Instead, we see the sacrum
knocked backwards a bit at this angle.
In addition to,
the sacrum over here.
I want to see it in this normal position.
However, it is rotated quite a bit towards the right
and every single structure above it
is also rotated towards the right.
All the way to the very top of the skull.
Now, in the Gonstead system,
all these rotations you see over here.
This is what we call compensations.
Now if it is left uncorrected for
a prolonged period of time,
of the major one that started it all off,
eventually some of these compensations
may turn into a structural abnormality.
In other words,
we also call it compensations that turn into subluxations.
So yes, although we do need to correct
her second dorsal and the sixth dorsal
to help alleviate her neck pain
and her elbow problems.
In addition to her, the ring finger and the pinky finger.
None of that will stay corrected and stable until
we correct the one major problem
that caused the entire domino effect, the sacrum.
God help us
I'll say us
a quick prayer that's all.
Lord give us wisdom,
give part of your infinite wisdom.
Knowledge, peace, and love
Give your blessings,
allow this healing to happen.
Okay.
Right there, just relax your shoulder
- Oh!
It's okay.
- Oh, oh my God.
(neck cracking)
O hoy!
Wow.
- Ah ha.
- I like it.
- Okay, next thing I want you to do, look down.
Any pain with that?
- No.
- How do you like that.
(laughing)
Okay, so now.
Go on, let's take a look at your elbow.
- Oh yeah, this is, oh my goodness.
- Oh, alright, how is this?
- Hmmm.
- How is it right now,
The pain level?
- Better.
- Better right?
How about that? I haven't even adjusted your elbow yet.
Right, but you
still have some, see that.
This elbow is still misaligned.
Okay.
Just let it go, just relax
We just got to set this one up.
- Oh no.
- Move your elbow around
and see how you like it now.
- Ah oh.
- How is it.
- Pain in here,
because its not--
- Ah, I understand that, how's this.
- This is definitely better.
But pain here.
- Okay.
- But this is okay I think.
- That's okay.
That's okay.
- Wow.
- How's these two fingers over here?
- This, good.
- Is it numbing?
Is there any numbness there?
- No.
No.
- Gone now, got feeling.
- Ha hum.
Better.
- You like it.
- Yeah I like it. - Okay.
Squeeze my hand.
Tight.
Good.
Tight.
- Better.
- Much better right.
No pain.
- Pain when I do like this.
Pain, but not so bad.
- Okay, just, right now okay,
all the muscles here
because we corrected this okay,
is trying to readapt what's going on over here.
- Yes, ha hum.
- Give it some time.
It takes about two or three days
for the muscle spasm to calm down alright.
Everything looks good.
A little reading right there.
Much better from the previous.
Alright Zlanta.
How are you loving it?
- I like it.
- Tell the video.
- Everything is perfect,
I love it, thank you so much doctor.
- Thank you. (laughing)
- Thank you.