*Shocked* Amazing Relief From Costochondritis! RIB Pain! Deep *CRACKS*

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[@bishop_98]

22:50 - She's such a trooper. People don't realize how painful this area can be. But it feels great when it releases.

[@archstanton1161]

That back work never gets old. Vicariously living through these folks

[@95mudshovel]

I want someone who talks about me the way Dr Ed talks about the spine.

[@Darbster1119]

Another costochondritis girl here. So glad she got some relief, I had no idea chiropractic could help this condition. :)

[@lionheart2266]

I always watch dr ed when i want to be calm

[@turbonorthcut893]

This one is built with some power, yes sir!

[@mace400]

Yeah she’s a unit.

[@anye76]

Posture and emotion are connected, couple that with Shinedown "My Monsters Are Real" Dr Ed just went total legend status. This was my fave video. I learned so much. It makes sense dude. Great work!

[@cachemoneydotexe]

Sooo 11:45… thanks for mentioning that I had a sympathectomy in 2018, and ever since I’ve had really high blood pressure readings (like hypertensive crisis high)… but i felt perfectly normal aside from the readings. I also developed tinnitus around this time. Also immediately after the sympathectomy I had this nagging discomfort in my upper left back/trap/rhomboid. I struggled with that discomfort for 4.5 years up until a couple weeks ago, after really leveraging a lacrosse and tai chi ball, and trying to release the tension in my upper left back. After seemingly resolving the discomfort, my blood pressure readings returned to normal. I also have a heart condition that started about 10 years ago, and palpitations (that led to the sympathectomy) where I get v-tach typically while exercising or doing anything that requires adrenaline. I believe it’s all related to something irritating my sympathetic/parasympathetic nerves. I also noticed addressing my back discomfort has helped a lot with my tinnitus.

[@googleknowsus8184]

Interesting! Thanks for sharing!

[@liquidfreeways_]

@8:36 WOW! I never thought of that and it makes so much sense! Thank you Dr. I'll be more aware of how I feel when I hunched over. Very Insightful!

[@laurelllewis3437]

Aww she's not the only one I'm going through COSTOCHONDRITIS as well I know how she feels it's not a very nice condition to have 😊 🥺 🙏

[@mayankkumar5743]

I thought i will never recover from it but i am fully fine now

[@greergabor1121]

dr ed is the best so freaking smart and cool and funny and professional and absolutely excellent at his trade. same with dr mondragon

[@temoharri8848]

Oh wow I could hear the cracks in the back with that green roller. She really needed your help Doc!

[@adrianblackberry9327]

The BEST of your vids because... *Anatomy education *Para / Symp NS masterclass *Mind , Soul , body positive reinforcement *Chilhood body issues that linger *Never telling off, only telling keep going. *Respectfulness *Giving a big lesson on how to work with and not against an ageing body *Giving 110% ALL THE TIME *Using all the tools in the toolbox! Regards Tassie Joy

[@jo4392]

I have every problem she has 😩 I need to fly to Florida ASAP!

[@MsLee718]

That's what I'm here contemplating

[@Cgrill95]

Dr Ed is a saint

[@darthjones1996]

Didn't realise my reflux and palpitations were due to my posture. Need to work on it. Thanks doc.

[@feleon9696]

Tell me what color the wall was.

[@Dr.EdMcLaughlin]

I think it's called tidewater by Sherwin Williams...I'll double check with my wife

[@thamidlomo]

I see what you did there

[@feleon9696]

@@thamidlomo 😉

[@ssj3gokou24]

Thicc

[@paulnovia]

Green 😌

[@123456crapface]

Big big BIG fan of this one

[@mikey1sdf761]

Amazing video, I learned so much. I wish your practice was closer so I could have you help me with my Costochondritis. Would this work for me having had a sternum rewire in January of this year?

[@mdolanot]

Do you have videos that show the first appt. to the last and the results?

[@poudt]

18:44 no no no keep going 👀 tell us the tea dr. ed !!

[@Alexandra-ns5te]

king of analogies

[@pattysalegna-killeen821]

I have this and when this flares up it’s so painful . Massages helps and so does chiro.

[@annettebelisle]

How can I find a chiropractor in Northern California who does this type of work?

[@RODGMJR]

Exactly...Bay Area to be exact!

[@hydra_lisk]

Gorgeous patient my god

[@fabioto-y7w]

Yess, too big big gorgeous, I like it :))

[@thewarrior8380]

She's bootyiful

[@Tracybourke]

Hi dr Ed i live in Australia and i have been diagnosed with Diffuse Idiopathic Hyperostosis D.I.S.H. I have bone spurs on my spine so my lower ribs are extremely tight and i have trouble getting a deep breath. Do you treat people with this condition i am 54.

[@Dr.EdMcLaughlin]

Short answer: Yes! Long answer: The key word in that diagnosis is Idiopathic(ie: we are a bunch of idiots and have no idea why it happens). I can tell you why it happens, and its not idiotic. Injuries combined with postural stresses cause the body to bolster and solidify areas of mechanical abuse/hypermobility. This stiffening/bolstering now causes a significant decrease in overall mobility, hence now you notice difficulty taking a deep breath (hypomobility). In order to have excessive stresses/hypermobiliity placed on certain vertebrae, by definition, there must be other vertebrae that are doing less than their normal motion(hypomobility). Its these very areas that must be cared for and focused on to restore some semblance of normalcy. Unfortunately, most practitioners are too zoomed in on the Systemic Hyperostosis to be able to see all the surrounding healthy areas, let alone see their non-function as the cause, and thus only possible avenue for restoration.

[@TheMilford]

Wish you were in NYC

[@vibinwpsilocybin1424]

how is nyc rn?

[@Avant_Gardevoir]

I don't know what's better the video or the Shinedown reference. 🤘

[@victoriastockleyflynn2020]

How long is ur waiting list? I want to come to see you from the uk.

[@Dr.EdMcLaughlin]

It's really long right now...It'll likely go into summer just to get through everyone that's currently waiting ☹️ Your best bet is to call the office to get on the list 👍🏻

[@jamiemcgowan6370]

What's the difference between this kind of chiropractic treatment & the ring dinger

[@dbstewart86]

This is a more focused on allowing the body to relax and open it up so it gradually takes the proper position over time rather than trying to force it into a position while the surrounding tissue is still tight which could be more likely to cause regression

[@cindisims5917]

So excited about knuckles.

[@greergabor1121]

dr ed please help i gua sha'd my own neck for the first time and it felt so good but it literally came out like a big purple rectangle on one side and now my mom thinks i need to go to a dermatologist

[@Dr.EdMcLaughlin]

Oh lol show her my videos 👍🏻

[@AshBashSneakers]

This works

[@anja-dutchy812]

Can you explain me what you said about high blood pressure? Where does it come from? I was in the hospital last week with a super high blood pressure: 240(sys)/130(dia) 😱😱

[@naduyn]

Usually from clots forming due to vaccines.

[@anja-dutchy812]

@@naduyn not true

[@showoffpraise1]

I need 8:12

[@thefilmculturehindi]

Htn gave heart anxiety...then costochondritis...rib cage pain

[@1DeathScythe36]

Send her my way.

[@nickalexander259]

💁🏻‍♂️🙋🏻‍♂️ Ï ãlwãys wãcth dr. Ed cőntents . . G Ő Ő D . . . 🙋🏻‍♂️👍🏻👍🏻

[@juliekane7210]

Why are her legs up like that ?? 8:17. My chiro doctor always has my legs straight.. this problem is not good for us women

[@nickalexander259]

💁🏻‍♂️🙋🏻‍♂️ G R E Ã T . . 👍🏻👍🏻🙅🏻‍♂️

[@bcmcboot]

I had it in my twenty's and teen's but it oddly just went away

[@BellaMartinez12938]

Wow I have the same symptoms as her I thought nobody would relate

[@Dioploy]

Hola!

[@angeldrippingmelanin2247]

Ong I’m having the same issues due to car accident

[@johngonsalves7705]

“Get a little rod to bite on” 😂😂😂

[@ALMUDDY]

E can’t help himself

[@matt948]

Damn I could feel her back from here damn that was brutal

[@mitrash6462]

Doesn’t she get flared up lying on her stomach that much? I can’t do that at all

[@IamJacksColon4]

T H I C C

[@egg64]

LAWD

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Me rn 😭😭😭

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Miata 💛

[@TopDog381]

Damn is cute. ❤

[@SamuelBeymer]

Little piggy thing blew my mind

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dump truck

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Brickhouse

[@thewarrior8380]

Whats her @ doc? Stop gatekeeping

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Maaf, Maafkan Aku, Sayang-Sayang, 🙏🏻

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