This is a great video Dr Jeff and Kelly! It was very informative, and I hope it dispelled some of the concerns people have with Chiropractic care. I am a firm believer that my tune-ups from you and your team have greatly helped me the last 25 years of care. Please keep producing and sharing these great videos 😊

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I'm doing a 5 minute speaking thing in about a month.... can't wait to warm up the crowd with these jokes!!!! thank you guys!

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THIS WORKED FOR ME! I’m a 48-year-old male from the UK. I developed what I soon realised was vertigo on a Friday evening whilst laying in bed. It was horrific, spinning followed by vomiting more spinning and vomiting. I’ve never felt so out of control in all my life, completely debilitating and exhausting. This went on all weekend until on the Sunday when I was able to sit down and have a look at some KZbin info on the condition , I found the Epley manoeuvre and gave it a go immediately twice on the right side with no obvious effects and then once on the left. As soon as I rolled my head over I could feel the spinning and my wife said that my eyes were twitching like mad, I just managed to control it so I wasn’t sick. I went through the manoeuvre holding for 60 seconds in the 3 positions, until I eventually set up. I still felt terrible and it didn’t immediately stop the nausea side of the condition so I went to bed sat up slightly. I woke up at 2 o’clock in the morning for the first time without the room swimming in four days I could’ve cried! I rolled over where I would normally have been back in a flat spin. I went straight back to sleep and woke up like nothing had ever happened. Thank Goodness, my relief was insane. I’d encourage anyone to give it a try.

Love it! Fun to see you crack each other up! (No pun intended)

i practice this and it was perfect .. thanks ❤

How many chiropractors does it take to change a light bulb? Just one. But it takes about 8-10 visits.

The others do different things with you😮

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Congrats to Alysa for putting this together

I resonated with 1:09 on a different level

Great content team, thanks Alysa

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My favourite treatment!

Thanks a lot ! How many times and how often can I repeat this maneuver?

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how informative, thank you!

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hello sir, i am a little confused here. so reffered pain is located far and radiating is also located at reffered site? is it? also why at times pain is only reffered and why at times it is also present at the original location? hoping to get my answer soon

My symptoms are the ball of foot and all 5 toes in both feet seem to have "thicken skin" feeling to those areas, and just like what others who have this condition say "bunched up sock" sensation, BUT there's no pain at all and it's been 3 months now. I'm wondering if I have metatarsalgia? Thanks and just subscribed to your channel.

I take Crestor and I'm sure that's causing my aches & pains.

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The heart is a muscle and Satan's are a proven and well known muscle wasting drug , it's a very well known side affect so taking a drug that damages the heart muscle to stop a heart attack is just absolutely the opposite and causing damage that could stop the heart and kill you stone dead,, 🤔⚰.. that is just commencense ...

Was scathing my head when he said picking up the bag puts rotation on the back! We are talking about golf right! 🤷‍♂️

That's funny, my chiropractor told me exactly the opposite. And I'm really much better off carrying my bag than bending over to push or pull a cart. My two cents...

Now new research has found that many of the side effects attributed to taking a statin could be a result of the nocebo effect. ‘Everyone’s familiar with the placebo effect, which are the potential benefits that you have from the act of taking a medicine,’ he said. ‘The nocebo effect is where you get an actual potential harm really not related to the medicine itself, and we know that this is a significant clinical issue in patients not tolerating statins.’ The research, published in the New England Journal of Medicine on 15 November, examined patients who had previously discontinued statins due to side effects occurring within two weeks of treatment initiation. These patients were then enrolled in a double-blind, three-group, n-of-1 trial. Patients were each given four bottles of: • atorvastatin 20 mg to take on a daily basis • a placebo pill to take on a daily basis • no medication. Each bottle was to be used for a one-month period according to a random sequence. Participants were then asked to report symptom intensity daily on a smartphone application, ranging from zero (no symptoms) to 100 (worst imaginable). A total of 60 patients underwent randomisation, with 49 completing all 12 months of the trial. Twenty-four patients stopped taking tablets for at least one month of the trial, citing intolerable side-effects, amounting to a total of 71 stoppages. Of those 71 stoppages, 31 occurred during placebo months and 40 during statin months. The mean symptom intensity among all 60 patients was: • eight during no-medication months • 15.4 during placebo months • 16.3 during statin months. These findings did not surprise Associate Professor Stub. A significant proportion of trial participants reported side effects when taking statins, and he says that is ‘a very real phenomenon’. ‘What was fascinating was that the placebo arm had very similar proportion [of people experiencing side effects],’ he said. ‘And so what’s very clear from this trial, and from previous studies, is that patient side effects are real. The true incidence of myopathy associated with the use of statins remains unknown. In general, the risk of developing a statin myopathy is low (one in 10,000-20,000 persons per year), and rhabdomyolysis is extremely rare. The mechanisms underlying statin-induced myotoxicity are still unclear. Experimental studies suggest injury to muscle membrane systems with ultrastructural changes involving mitochondria and sarcoplasmic reticulum; there is also evidence of a statin-induced increase of cytosolic Ca 2+ , resulting in progressive necrosis of muscle fibers (reviewed in [2 ,4]). Recent in vitro and in vivo studies point to the depletion of downstream isoprenoid intermediaries involved in the posttranslational isoprenylation of several muscle membrane proteins, leading to impaired intracellular trafficking, signaling, and protein synthesis in muscle fibers and to the induction of apoptosis [14] (reviewed in [4,15]). Statins may also negatively affect selenoprotein synthesis or can impair dolichol-mediated N-glycosylation of cell surface proteins, interfering with the response of muscle to growth factors (reviewed in [4,15]). In addition, statin-induced myopathy has been associated with mitochondrial dysfunction; coenzyme Q10 depletion is a possible predisposing factor for myotoxicity, particularly in the elderly [16].

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Informative video. May i post your video in a chiropractic directory? No charge. Can we also send you the link by email?

I was put on statins 20 years ago because of high cholesterol and a family history of heart attack and stroke. 10 years ago I started having bad muscle ache in my legs to the point where I could only walk short distances at a time without having to sit down. The doctor kept saying it was the statins and changed them. However the pain got worse and eventually I was referred to a vascular surgeon and I was diagnosed with peripheral arterial disease with intermittent claudication, so don't always assume muscle pain is the result of statins.

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That was an excellent comprehensive explanation; definitely should have many more views and approvals.

i suffer extremely badly with statins the pain is relentless so i stopped taking them and i asked for the new PKCS9 injection and i was refused so now i am on course for heart problems as i had no option but to stop Statins and my Cholesterol has increased significantly

Dr Jeff, I understand that you use ultrasound as a treatment modality (therapeutic) as well. How does this differ from the medical imaging? Are the exposure concerns different in this case?

Great video Dr. Jeff! It is good to understand the plan when there is a positive case in your school. Do they have an isolation room? You may also want to ask about the plan when there are multiple cases at the same time.

I like to combine multiple techniques you described at once. I move to an isolated (new) environment, meditate by practicing box breathing in a super comfortable position. After I like to go for a walk/run to get active and be ready mentally and physically for whatever comes next. Thanks for a great video

Amazing video Dr. Jeff !

Guys.. what is wrong with your microphone...? Unable to understand what you are saying

I have aches and pains on my body. It feels like I’m about to catch a cold and I just started to take the medication a week and a half ago. I am taking a QC10 at night but doesn’t seem to help. I’m also panicking a little wondering if it’s the coronavirus.