well there is no answer for how long because each session will be different. Mandible hold certainly would be applicable for jaw and neck issues, but again It will depend on the specific session that you’re doing and the issues around balance in the entire cranium
Can the jaw and a bad bite cause the cranial bones to move causing severe pain? A Cbct showed my right condyle is being compressed, and my skull feels like it’s pulling to the right causing my sphenoid bone to feel likes it’s being crushed at times, along with severe neck and back pain😢I’ve had braces twice, which I feel made it worse. I’m currently wearing a orthotic and preparing for AGGA treatment by a very well trained dentist, but I feel it’s not really helping! Any suggestions on a treatment or specialist that might be able to help my situation?
Have you had a series of cranial sessions Amanda? There's a possibility that the compression at the tmj could be decompressed and the entire cranium and hard palate balanced to where you felt wonderful? where are you located?
I’m located near Dayton, Ohio. I have done a few sessions in the past, and felt some relief but it didn’t last. Currently recovering from having a artificial disc replaced at C4-C5 with a fusion so I’m hoping to start treatment back up once I recover. Thank you for responding! I really need to find a well trained CST.
@@amandahudson6348 let me know once you feel recovered. It make takes more then a few sessions. Most of us can help but a few hours really isn't much considering the challenge.
Great video. Thank you for sharing. What is this hold good for? and how long would you hold it for?
well there is no answer for how long because each session will be different. Mandible hold certainly would be applicable for jaw and neck issues, but again It will depend on the specific session that you’re doing and the issues around balance in the entire cranium
Beautiful! Thank you🙏
I am glad you are enjoying the work Margareta
If we stop breathing for moments still can we feel the CRI?
in our own bodies? Yes especially standing by the ocean
@@judahlyons1284 in patients body if I ask them to stop breathing can I still detect the CRI?
Hey Judah, amazing video. Could I use it and obviously give you and the institute the credit? Hope you are doing well wherever you are.
of course!
Can the jaw and a bad bite cause the cranial bones to move causing severe pain? A Cbct showed my right condyle is being compressed, and my skull feels like it’s pulling to the right causing my sphenoid bone to feel likes it’s being crushed at times, along with severe neck and back pain😢I’ve had braces twice, which I feel made it worse. I’m currently wearing a orthotic and preparing for AGGA treatment by a very well trained dentist, but I feel it’s not really helping! Any suggestions on a treatment or specialist that might be able to help my situation?
Have you had a series of cranial sessions Amanda? There's a possibility that the compression at the tmj could be decompressed and the entire cranium and hard palate balanced to where you felt wonderful? where are you located?
I’m located near Dayton, Ohio. I have done a few sessions in the past, and felt some relief but it didn’t last. Currently recovering from having a artificial disc replaced at C4-C5 with a fusion so I’m hoping to start treatment back up once I recover. Thank you for responding! I really need to find a well trained CST.
@@amandahudson6348 let me know once you feel recovered. It make takes more then a few sessions. Most of us can help but a few hours really isn't much considering the challenge.
is it possible to send you a private email?
judah@lyonsinstitute.com