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Why are you asking the sound guy? Evidence based?

Ok dr the root cause is the spine. What should we do with it to get better. I m a crohns sufferer too

How do you cure crohns. I am interested

Wait what? Sorry I have ADhD and i dont understand anything you js said 😂😂

what about stricture crohn disease and does that resolve in 5 week

I wish....

Isnt there a way you can educate doctors worldwide on this? Its a life savior for patients . Also physical therapists so they know what part from the spine they van treat

Whats the cure?

WOWWWWW SPOT ON!!!!

Dr Mike boutta make this guy look restarted

How do I get my spine checked? When I mention this to my Dutch doctor, the doctor don't know what to do with this information. It's kind of frustrating

Instructions not clear🤦🏻‍♂️😒

Can you provide some sort of link or something to learn more?

Crohns desease. We avoid gluten lactose all fries fruits ❤

Crhons diagnose 😢

Remicade got alergic now on humira and worse we feel..😢 how can we contact u

How can we contact you Dr?

How can you solve Shenis issue?

My mom had chrons growing up and it was the worst thing to watch someone go through. Back then chrons was not well known at all. I remember my mom coming home from the doctors and saying that she was just a guinea pig... Trying new meds and treatments because they didn't know what to do with her. 😢 Next month will be her 24 year anniversary since she committed suicide. I'm glad there's more hope these days.

You are a scsmmer, i hope you realize what a horrible person you are

what you want? immortality?

true ... that never . Wheni mentioned that it could be my spine I got the silent treatment look

So how u can treat it?????

I've watching 6 shorts...what information are you getting out??? It could be a nerve issue. So what's the solution?

Yes please make a video on th. exercises . My recent custom made orthhotics is helping but I still get pain at times.

Hello Dr. Caleb, I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to share an incident that I believe may have led to my current health issues. A client unexpectedly jumped on me, first from behind, and I had to lift them up. Later, from the front, they wrapped their arms tightly around my neck. I was unable to hold them properly, and as they began to slip, they clung even tighter to my neck. In an instinctive reaction to prevent them from falling, I jerked my neck backward. Immediately, I felt a crack in both my neck and back. The very next day, I began experiencing chronic diarrhea. My doctor advised me to continue eating normally, but 2.3 years later, another doctor suggested that I might have Crohn’s disease. A specialist later confirmed that I have the early stages of the condition. Through my research, I discovered your book, which suggests that spinal issues could be linked to digestive problems. I shared this with my chiropractor, and after a treatment, I didn’t have to go to the bathroom for two days, and for the first time in years, my stool was solid. Unfortunately, this only happened once even though he did the same treatment again . Could have done something different I'm I believe I developed a spinal injury and back problems from the incident, which has contributed to my chronic diarrhea. Unfortunately, the doctor advised me to continue eating as usual without suggesting any dietary changes, which I feel has worsened the inflammation and led to the development of Crohn's disease. certain that my spinal injury from an incident is the cause of my intestinal issues and Crohn's disease. However, it's been very challenging to explain this connection to the doctors here in the Netherlands. Thank you for your time and expertise. Best regards,

That's funny cause 10 years ago they said the same thing about IBS and leaky gut...

Dear Dr. Caleb, I hope this message finds you well. I am reaching out to seek your expertise regarding an incident that I believe has resulted in long-term health issues, including a recent diagnosis of Crohn’s disease. I was unexpectedly assaulted twice by a client. During the first incident, the client grabbed me from behind and lifted me. I was unable to hold the client properly, and as they started to slip, they wrapped their arms tightly around my neck to prevent a fall. In an instinctive reaction to prevent injury, I jerked my neck backward. In doing so, I immediately felt a crack in both my neck and back. The very next day, I began experiencing diarrhea, which has since become chronic over the past two years. Recently, I underwent an endoscopy, where a narrowing in my small intestine was discovered. My gastroenterologist has since diagnosed me with early-stage Crohn's disease. I firmly believe that this condition stems from the physical trauma caused by the incident. However, I am struggling to prove this link in my insurance claim. Would you be able to offer any advice on how I might demonstrate that the trauma from the incident led to the onset of Crohn’s disease or worsened my digestive issues? I am certain that the impact of the incident played a significant role, but I need assistance in substantiating this connection medically and legally. Thank you for your time, and I look forward to hearing your thoughts on how to proceed. Warm regards from The Netherlands

love to hear that. Metartarsal prpblem really bothers me. thx!

Do you not see the comments? Can you suggest for people suffering what to do? This video just states to mobilize l4 and l5. How do I do that?

Exercises please..

Got metatarsalgia right after a flare up of plantar fasciitis. Would love video to provide relief. Have been using tennis ball. Is there anything else. Literally had to ice for days and get a medral dose pack to treat inflammation

I was jumped on by client and my nek and back popped and I had the next day chronic diarrhea..months after I was diagnosed with chrohnns

deer sir, your mobile should be kept land scape position when take the video shot

deer sir, your mobile should be kept land scape position when take the video shot

I had an incident while a client jumped on me 2 times. 2nd time he unexpectedly jumped and held on my neck. My other client and I did hear my neck and back pop. The next day I immediately had chronic diarrhea. 2 years later the Dutch doctor sent me to an internal MD doctor. I had an endoscopy and the result is that I have the( narrowing of the small intestine) beginning of Chrohnn s. I know for sure it comes from the incident. Then I found you and it confirms what i been through and what I been experiencing. 😢. I felt and still feel understood The only thing is how can I explain this to my insurance and doctors? It's a horrible experience for me to be in other doctors' tunnel vision. Can you please advise/ support me?Or where my problem in my spinal lie? I am so grateful that I found you. I also have your book " The Spinal Truth"

I am now suffering from metatarsalgia, i would love to know what exercise that can help me

Exercises please

Then it's a spine issue. How do you get rid of it? So the chrohnn goes away?

What exercises would you recommend in order to strengthen your feet? Thank you!

Strongly disagree with number 5. Please read updated research.

Literally not giving any proper direction. I can't do better, but at least I'm not actively promoting worse.

Dont do this when you want to keep your discs unherniated.

"It's kind of hurts in that good way."😂

the editing is top notch

it seems to be that the foam roller might be good for popping ye back (also first lol)

How do you treat that nerve?

It's coming from your spine, your calf, your toes, your weak foot muscles, your fill in the blank. Youd think the medical community could give a reliable diagnosis and most common cause..

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