Bell's Palsy COMPLETELY HEALED in 18 days with Chiropractic Care - Dr. Brett Jones Adjustments

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On Thursday December 1st, 2022, Natasha woke up with the left side of her face in partial paralysis. She went to urgent care which then referred her to the emergency department to rule out a potential stroke. After the CT scans ruled out stroke, a diagnosis of Bell's Palsy was given and she was prescribed acyclovir (ZOVIRAX) and methylprednisolone (MEDROL DOSEPACK).
According to mayoclinic.org, "Bell's palsy is a condition that causes sudden weakness in the muscles on one side of the face. In most cases, the weakness is temporary and significantly improves over weeks. The weakness makes half of the face appear to droop. Smiles are one-sided, and the eye on the affected side resists closing.
Bell's palsy is also known as acute peripheral facial palsy of unknown cause. It can occur at any age. The exact cause is unknown. Experts think it's caused by swelling and inflammation of the nerve that controls the muscles on one side of the face. It could be caused by a reaction that occurs after a viral infection."
In Natasha's case, she was recovering from two back to back viral infections. So part of the cause was due to stress of pathogen. Another part of the cause was due to other stress in her life.
However, although stress and pathogen may have been a trigger, we need to ask the question, "WHY Bell's Palsy?"
We are all interacting with viral, bacterial, and fungal pathogens every day.
For those that didn't know, we have more viral cells in our body than we have human cells (called our "virome")
The problem is not the virus. If it was, everyone interacting with virus would get Bell's Palsy (they don't).
The problem is in the inability to adapt to the environmental stressor (pathogen), and this in large part due to a mechanical disturbance inhibiting correct "flow" and creating excess inflammation.
The nerve being affected in Bell's Palsy is cranial nerve 7 (CN VII), the facial nerve..
The facial nerve exits the skull via the "stylomastoid foramen."
The stylomastoid foramen is just anterior of the mastoid process of the occiput and posterior of the TMJ.
For the Bell's Palsy clients I have seen, there is always a mechanical disturbance in the upper cervical spine, cranial bones, and/or TMJ on the same side of the paralysis.
As you see in this video, we were able to heal the facial paralysis within 18 days, naturally, without the medications which were prescribed to her (which our known immune-suppressants).
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Dr. Brett Jones

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Wow! She looks great! Great job Dr. Brett. The body has an unbelievable way to heal itself. It's unfortunate people immediately head to the doctor and get prescribed medications with known side effects. Your treatment and identification was far superior.

[@DrBrettJones]

Thank you! Appreciated

[@loumonte658]

Well said.

[@diskdrive123]

Most cases recover in 2-3 weeks with or without treatment. Maybe you cleared the cause, but you can’t make nerve damage recover faster, it just takes time.

[@DrBrettJones]

Unless it’s not nerve damage, but nerve tensioning or compression due to inflammation creating the paralysis. Then, the results can be near immediate

[@loumonte658]

@@DrBrettJones outstanding point.

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Taking it to newer heights ~ Mr. Magic strikes again! How Lucky they found you. Bravo! 🧤

[@DrBrettJones]

Yes, thank you

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I always watch your videos when I am on stress... regards from Lima, Perú

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Bless!

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Thanks for sharing another great video! Have a blessed Christmas!

[@DrBrettJones]

You’re welcome! You too!

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[@Neofilmcritic]

Wow amazing results and video Dr.!!!

[@DrBrettJones]

Glad you liked it! Thank you

[@TheSourceChiropractic]

The Source Oakland has also seen a handful of clients with complete hemi facial paralysis from Cranial nerve 7 involvement… All of these cases had upper cervical dysfunction which when addressed resulted in restablisbing normal facial movement afterwards. Great showcase on how chiropractic can help!

[@DrBrettJones]

Yes!!

[@rachidchaker3824]

Your the real deal Doc !! Fantastic adjudstement and resluts !!

[@DrBrettJones]

I appreciate that!

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POWERFUL! Love the new office set up too! Happy Holidays :)

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Happy holidays!

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Omg look at the difference!

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BREAKTHROUGH 😮

[@DrBrettJones]

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[@DrBrettJones]

Thank you!

[@thomasherlendra7929]

i have bells palsy with stiff neck for four years

[@mohammadrezasaei]

great work . one question ,did she cut the using of the drugs while reciving your adjustments ?

[@DrBrettJones]

Never used the drugs

[@itsmatthewalvarado]

Oh, there's a new follow up!

[@itsmatthewalvarado]

I'm thinking of heading over to you all with my patient, this is amazing healing that's taking place.

[@unaigalpalsoro9978]

Que buena técnica amigo 😋

[@DrBrettJones]

Thank you!

[@kimfischer9978]

Wow. Dr Brett how s your opinion in manipulate by HWS Post OP (disc prolapse - Cage in) Happy to hear fromm you. Best wishes fromm Germany

[@DrBrettJones]

Hey Kim, not sure I understand your question.

[@kimfischer9978]

@@DrBrettJones Ehm. HWS Manipulation is it possible after an discus Prolaps and an Op. Or would you say No after an Prolaps an Op there ist an risk to manipulate.

[@Daniel-mm7cx]

Hey Dr. Brett Jones, my name is Daniel, I’m 23 and I have a class III Malocclusion (underbite) that has developed overtime since the age of 13 when I got my braces off. I’ve been told that corrective surgery is my best and only option since I’m dealing with a skeletal issue. My question is can the jaw be realigned through chiropractics? Thank you for your time and energy 💙

[@DrBrettJones]

Myofascial work and chiropractic work could definitely make a notable difference.

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1:58 Colossal Titan!

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