Pain Education Podcast: Scoliosis as a Self-Correcting Mechanism - Detect, Manage, Posture

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Scoliosis is a sideways curvature of the spine and affects 2-3 million people in the US. Did you know that you can develop Scoliosis (and lower back pain) through chronic tension patterns? Co-host Alex Corey was informed he had Grade 1 Scoliosis in his early 20s via an unrelated X-ray and has dealt with lower back pain when awareness slips from posture, mobility, and core strength ever since.

Join Alex Corey and Bill Parravano in discussing that Scoliosis can be derived from a tension pattern and the body's self-correcting mechanism to keep level eyes on the horizon, not just purely anatomical (distorted bone from birth)

In this episode, we discuss

How Scoliosis can originate via chronic automatic self-correcting mechanisms
Awareness and Self-Discovery as keys to empowering your body to recover
Practices and Modalities to discover tension patterns that may be showing up elsewhere in your body
Considerations for strength and conditioning or athletic training
Where the Allopathic Medical Model shines and abysmally fails
Mobility and Range of Motion as the most important factors in functional movement
Exercises/Techniques for Postural Correction

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Show Notes:_____________________________________
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