Nasal Chiropractic Adjustment

A practitioner uses a small inflatable balloon inserted into Ben's nasal passages to mobilize cranial sutures, claiming it treats migraines, chronic sinusitis, tinnitus, and post-concussion symptoms. Eight inflations per session, four per side, with specific breathing cues.
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Jeffrey Jaime, CISSP (uploaded September 20, 2022).
Eight total: four on the right, four on the left.
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Never the same. So.
What we do is we insert the small balloon inside the nasal passage, which puts us right on top of the hard palate. So you see, it'll actually, it'll blow through the back end of the throat, but that's right underneath the sphenoid bone. And so when you inflate, tends to shake, shift the cranial bones back into motion. So if they're jammed from inside out, it just unlocks it.
Cool.
Now I'm going to palpate the suture lines in your mouth and around different points. If I find tension there, then that's an indication that you probably need a nasal.
Okay.
If I don't, then there's no sense. But I find most people have had head injuries, not necessarily major concussions, but they've had head injuries. And it jams certain parts of the cranial suture system. And so you palpate those suture lines, they'll be really painful.
Fixation of the sutures can lead to migraine headaches, chronic sinusitis.
Tinnitus, my years.
Any number of things can happen when you put pressure bone. Puts pressure against bone. So make sense?
Yeah.
Okay, so let me have you lay in your back.
Okay.
Guess we'll see what happens.
Take a nap.
Yeah, you can take. I'll wake you up when I'm through, okay?
Yeah, no, you'll wake them up when you're.
We gotta.
Okay. Open your mouth.
Okay.
Okay. Now you sore right there?
A little bit.
How about right there?
There, not too bad there, A little bit.
Yeah. Don't talk with your mouth full. It's bad manners.
Hey, it's your fault.
Okay.
How about through here?
A little tender?
How about through here?
A little tender.
How about right here? Not too bad about right here?
Yeah, definitely.
So there's some stress there. Okay. Now.
The way this is done is.
It'S kind of like diving to the deep end of a pool. You know, that pressure builds up, it's not pleasant. I've done three week old babies who had birth trauma and they couldn't nurse because they couldn't breathe. Colicky babies, it's a game changer.
I'm just a 36 year old colicky.
Baby, but they sleep through the night. It's just like amazing change. Wow. So as I insert the balloon, I want you to blow slowly out of your nose.
Okay?
And then when I get ready to inflate it, I want you to take a deep breath. I want you to hold it with your diaphragm and stick your tongue all the way out.
The reason I want you to stick your tongue out.
Is Deep breath in through my mouth.
Through your mouth? Yep.
And then hold the diaphragm, stick your tongue out. Got it.
And the reason I want you to do that is I want the pressure to come out your mouth rather than go through Eustachian.
So it's out through my nose as you go in with the balloon, and then in through my mouth from the diaphragm. And then I hold that until you tell me not to hold it anymore.
Yep. Okay. I'll inflate it, and then you can breathe. Okay. Okay, we're gonna go a total of eight times.
Okay.
Four on the right, four on the left.
Okay.
Ready? Okay, so here we go.
So breathe out.
Now go slowly out of your nose. Yep.
Now.
Now take a deep breath in. Mouth open wide. Stick your tongue out. Hold it.
Feel that pop.
Yeah.
He'S tough.
I moved down here for his legs to wait for your leg to kick up. Because my leg always involuntarily kicks up.
About 20ft, and he didn't even flinch.
Take a deep breath in. Hold it.
Good.
Now, is this the strangest experience you've had all day?
Gosh, probably. Probably watching Jeff wake up and wander out naked doing his Disney dancing was a little weird.
That's pretty pathetic.
So people have sinus surgery. Deep breath. Hold it. Yes. And.
They still have problems. We do this procedure. It just opens everything up.
Yeah, I can feel it.
So people don't need to have sinus surgery. They just get things opened up, then things can drain properly.
And what's cool about post concussion. Deep breath in. Hold it. Good. Is it's like the light switch gets flipped back on.
Wow.
People actually look more alive and vibrant, and it's a powerful tool.
Go to superior level.
Now take a deep breath in. Tongue out. Hold it. Yes. You felt that?
Hey, you went to a different place on that one. I did.
We went up to the top. I got it.
Take a deep breath in. Hold it. Yes. Nice.
I felt that one.
Yeah.
Yeah, for sure. That one. I felt the most.
Now, if the sutures were fused, you wouldn't see. You wouldn't feel like walking.
Wow.
But you're actually unlocking. My eyes are watering a little. Slay out.
And this is a heck of a lot easier on even having your bone cut out of your nose. Deep breath in. Hold it. And cheaper, too.
Yeah, doing great.
Deep breath. Hold it. Good. Okay. Clean access. Sit up and blow.
Nice.
Ready to take it like a man, Ben?
That's interesting. My head feels clean. It's very cool. Very cool. My ears feel good too. Amazing. Interesting sensation. Everyone needs to try that.
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