Short verbatim transcript excerpt from a YouTube video titled "How To Do Jaw Realignment" (Ben Greenfield, June 11, 2016). The excerpt captures a hands-on demonstration where multiple speakers guide and react to jaw manipulation: instructions to open/close, fingertip placement (avoid nails), sensory reports (pain near teeth, a "zing" sensation), and audible pops as the jaw shifts into place.
Tight and go ahead and open up. I let it actually force my fingertips off of it until it does hold close.
If you don't get that farce off.
It doesn't completely move.
And if she ever loves again I hope that she will find someone who always over when she cries. Close.
Open. It's pretty painful down when you get closer to the teeth.
Tears are okay.
Open.
63.
Don't always get the finger roll on the sinuses.
You can kind of feel it go.
Under the finger, you know.
Or under.
The fingertip, I should say. Okay. Open.
Don't use nails. Close.
Big pop. Big pop.
How did it do after that when.
You got that jaw hit or whatever? Seemed to kind of put it in line again.
Yeah.
My right one. I want to wait for that one to get open.
Get a couple more open.
And I think anytime you would cause.
That zing sensation should stop.
Yeah.
Just really flesh it out.
Awesome.
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