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Old 12-09-2007, 11:18 PM #7
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In my case with the hypermobility, I found that when my neck, shoulder, upper back or pecs get overworked and tight- or way overworked and into spasms -it will pull my spine out of alignment.

So he works on the muscles first to relax them and get rid of any triggerpoints {ultrasound, stim or low level laser}, then checks for any adjustments that might be needed.
I do the posture, muscle stim, heating pad, stretching stuff at home to maintain.

I doesn't cure - just makes life more comfortable for some.
I just wished it worked for more of you.
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