This is a pretty good image of some of the four layers of muscle in your back.  As I work on you, I can feel, map and analyze the condition of all of them.  Your spine is down the center.  If your back was Congress and the two parties were Muscle and Bone, the Muscle Party holds the majority.  But your body isn’t democratic, it’s dictatorial.  There are no elections because this is evolution at work.  Your blood movement is the […]

Categories: functional scoliosis, soft tissue, spine

This is right off of WebMD: “In most cases, the cause of scoliosis is not known. This is called idiopathic scoliosis. It develops mostly in the preteen and teen years. It often runs in families. There are two types of scoliosis: nonstructural and structural. I and my peers and my teachers know what causes it and we treat the cause.  The cause is severe shortening and contraction of the back muscles and soft tissues that hold your spine in place.  This could be […]

Categories: functional scoliosis, soft tissue, spine