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Many theories exist as to the potential etiology of scoliosis. The recent genetic testing and research from axial biotech has isolated DNA that contributes to scoliosis and most likely cause and progressive nature of the disease. The majority of theory that describes possible mechanisms of producing scoliosis in children often include a brain- body scheme dysfunction where input (information from the environment) via the spinal cord and output (motor control of spinal muscle balance) also via the spinal cord are confused causing a lack of balance between the two communicating systems.
The research study attached describes the involvement of both systems in the production of scoliosis in rabbits. Granted the translation of animal studies to humans is always a source of probable validity issues I feel in this case the information is most likely applicable to humans. The study discusses how when the afferent system, the sensory mechanism of our body is damaged by itself will not produce scoliosis. This is important because it allows important information regarding probable spinal cord or central nervous system pathology must include both input and output control in order to produce scoliosis. Deafferentation, the removal of just input, is not sufficient enough to cause the scoliosis deformity. The deformity involves both sensory and motor control pathways.
This information can then be utilized to design a system of rehabilitation (scoliosis exercises) that involves both the afferent and efferent system to stimulate a reconnection and strengthening of this communication mechanism. The continual advancement of the neuromuscular retraining techniques where spinal cantilever weighting systems create changes to input and sensory afferent input causing a direct response of the body’s righting reflexes to adjust its motor control to achieve balance will inevitably become the standard of care for children and adults with scoliosis. The fact that we can alter spinal alignment utilizing sensory and motor control at a subconscious level is a major breakthrough in how we approach scoliosis exercise.nmrdeafferentation_and_scoliosis.pdf Please click here to receive a FREE SCOLIOSIS TREATMENT INFORMATION KIT.
"Three dimensional automatic correction of the spine” a term until today you have most likely never come across. Let me start by explaining the 3-D part. The spine is a complex organization of matter primarily consisting of bone, discs, ligaments, nerves, and muscles. When we view a spine from the side view(dimension one) it is a series of forward and backward curves creating a precise balance of head torso and pelvis centers of gravity, the front view (dimension two) reveals a straight spinal column also demonstrating balance between the three c enter masses of the head torso and pelvis, the top to bottom view(dimension three) would be similar to looking at a snowman from top down where the centers of the three spheres line up with gravity to create balance. The body has a system innately built in called the sensorimotor system of posture and balance. This system is a complex reflex control between incoming messages from our environment that are sensed primarily by our body, our head, neck, eyes, and inner ears creating an informational dialogue that precisely determines where we are relative to gravitational forces. In addition motor control of muscles are hard wired to these incoming messages so that split second adjustments can be made in order for those three center masses head body and pelvis can stay in line with gravity creating tremendous efficiency in movement and balance. These righting reflexes are responsible for the organization of what is referred to as body scheme an outward projection of what our posture looks like to the rest of the world. |
