Cervical instability and Crohn's disease Col. Cope's prolotherapy and curve correction case

[@AngelaGWillis]

This was a fabulous interview. So kind of Col. Cope to share. My husband has Ulcerative Colitis. Assuming that the same would be true with the theory of the vagus nerve, since Crohn's and UC are related? Oh, and for my son's Gastroparesis, too. Yep... 🤔 Scary...I've watched so many of your fabulous educational videos, I actually understood 90% of what Dr. H was saying!!! 🤣🤭

[@faithf5846]

Thank you Dr Hauser. Teacher, gifted healer. We learned so much watching you teach. ❤

[@trishwest1809]

Thank you for the educational presentation! We all need to know about a healthy neck curvature, especially those who sit in front of a screen all day, many who have injuries with unsolved health problems. This is a great clinic !

[@gmoore3823]

The bedside is advanced but thanks it much more informative than we’ve been provided

[@amandahudson6348]

Thank you Dr. Hauser😊

[@beehood5601]

You mentioned measuring brain pressure at the optic nerve. Could this pressure cause inhibited flow in and out of the eye and build up in the retina leading to macular degeneration? I also have severe ringing in my left ear.

[@nichonarpeters653]

I don't understand. Patient had a CSF leak and was still able to get Prolotherapy. I have Syringomyelia (fluid in the central canal of the spinal cord) but I was told that I am not a candidate for Prolotherapy. What do you have to do or not say in order to get Prolotherapy?

[@idaUnchained]

Despite her self reported surgeries and hospitalizations, I find it very difficult to believe that this person has crohns and is able to control it solely via diet alone now. Crohns wouldn’t be such a terrible disease if it could be controlled by diet…and only 8-10 bowel movements on a bad day is pretty damn good in my book! Lol, this disease is crazy