Neck pain, pinched nerve, herniated disc in the cervical spine, neck stiffness, muscle spasm, stenosis, degenerative osteoarthritis, trigger points, muscle knots – all of these conditions can be the result of old injuries such as whiplash, wrestling, and even injuries that you might not imagine as actual injuries such as neck trauma on the day a baby is born. Cervicogenic headaches, TMJ, bruxism, and torticollis are conditions that might result. This presentation teaches how to minimize the degenerative momentum from spinal joint dysfuction, facet syndrome, and herniated disc.
#1 by Sensue1 on July 31st, 2011
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Is there any way we can download your worksheets for information?
#2 by mjbrown214 on July 31st, 2011
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So glad you enjoyed the neck training videos. Have a great day!
#3 by DonPeryon914 on July 31st, 2011
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good evening dr. i have herniated disc in c4 and c5 (4-5mm) i want to know what stretches to do to return to doing weights and or soccer and work.. i have had my epideral i just dnt seem to fully understand what must i do to return to obtaining my daily activities back… i am positive and motivated
#4 by CHERRYGARDENLANE on July 31st, 2011
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Thank you darling; good karma…. wooooow… way to go! Can’t tell you how much you have eased my pains! X cherry
#5 by mjbrown214 on July 31st, 2011
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so glad you enjoyed the videos – let me know if there is anything I can do to help.
Matt Brown, D.C.
#6 by vancitymillionaire on July 31st, 2011
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Thank very much Dr.Brown, your video’s are extremely helpful.