- I'm here at Dr. Suh's office because
I've come to work on my lower back and my neck pain,
but I'm also here to work on my
frequent urination problem.
I wake up at least five or six times in a night,
almost every hour, just to go pee,
and it's really affecting my sleep cycle,
it's really affecting my work life the next day
because I don't get enough sleep,
so this is what I'm here for mainly to get fixed.
- So right now, we're using this
instrumentation device over here.
What it does is detects for
changes in skin temperature differences,
and when there's a structural abnormality,
that irritates the surrounding nearby nerves.
Nerves can get irritated, inflamed,
and when that happens, it causes
a change in skin temperatures,
and that's what we're looking for.
The next thing we're checking for
is there any alteration in the surface of the skin,
any changes in the tissue.
Is there any muscle tightness?
Is there any swelling present?
So what we find here, is there's
some swelling in this tissue right over here.
There's also some tissue swelling
right over here as well.
So I'm going to mark these levels.
Very well.
Addition too, the muscles in the region
over here is nice and smooth,
whereas over here is nice and tight.
That indicates something is,
muscles here they're protecting,
they're trying to stabilize this joint
structure right there.
The same story as well over here,
nice and smooth and soft,
over here's smooth, here's tight,
here's also tight as well.
So both sides, a little tight.
Help you feel.
Right now we're also testing and checking.
Normal structure should move in all directions.
Not any problems,
however what we're finding right now is,
the sacrum right here is not moving towards the left,
it's not moving towards the right as well either,
so it tells us most likely this is a
Base Posterior Sacrum right over here.
Check every single structure.
See what else is not moving.
Tender right there, huh? - Mm-hmm.
- So this one right over here is not moving too well.
Okay, lean back.
In this X-ray structural analysis,
as we can see, we have a rotatory scoliosis.
The spine is rotating all along.
And that's coming from the foundation right over here.
The sacrum it's at this angle right now.
Ideally you want to see it here, not here.
In addition to, the sacrum over here,
ideally should be here.
Instead, it's rotated over to the right,
causing the rest of the bones, just like Jenga,
to follow along, and they rotate
putting a lot of pressure on this 11th Dorsal,
resulting in the kidneys not to function properly,
and rotating the head quite a bit,
resulting in that neck pain.
The solution is, this one right here,
we need to structurally correct the foundation.
That'll take a lot of the rotational tension
off of the 11th Dorsal, and her neck as well.
That's what we need to fix.
The main function of the kidneys
is to filter out waste from the blood,
and it does so at 200 quarts per day.
Two quarts ends up as urine,
and 198 quarts gets reabsorbed back into the body.
Now, in this case, due to a structural abnormality
at the 11th Dorsal, this particular nerve,
when it gets irritated and interfered,
it goes right to the kidneys.
Now due to that nerve interference
the kidneys are no longer receiving
the appropriate command to reabsorb all that 198 quarts.
Therefore, more liquid gets dumped down,
gets dumped down the ureters,
filling up the bladder,
resulting in that frequent urination.
Relax your shoulder right up here,
chin that way, please. - Oh.
- Thank you.
(comments off microphone)
Just let it go.
Relax your shoulder right there.
Little more. - Oh!
- Okay.
Okay.
One, two, three, four, five, six,
seven, eight, nine, 10, 11th.
We're gonna go right there.
(groans)
Good.
There we go.
- [Dr. Suh] Okay, fill us in.
How are things since last visit?
- Things since last visit have been great.
I have not been getting up to go urinate at night,
so it's been really great.
I think out of the five or six times that I used to get up,
it's gone down to one, but it's only happened like twice.
Out of every day last week, so that's great!
Yay!
- [Dr. Suh] Alright, so let's keep it up.
- Yeah.
So I came here for the neck pain,
but really just by fixing my foundation,
my neck pain has automatically just disappeared,
which is really great, because we haven't really
done anything to it.
So, I've been really happy with the results
that I've had so far and this past week has been great,
with no back pain, no getting up
for frequent urination, so it's great.