Ep55. Can You Reverse SI JOINT Dysfunction With Strengthening Exercises? | Dr. Walter Salubro

Ep55. Can You Reverse SI JOINT Dysfunction With Strengthening Exercises? | Dr. Walter Salubro Chiropractor in Vaugan, ON
In this episode of Ask Dr. Walter Salubro, you will learn about the anatomy of the sacroiliac joint (SI joint) and if strengthening exercise are sufficient in reversing SI joint dysfunction or sacroiliac pain. The SI jnt is a source of back pain and a significant pain generator. Dr. Walter Salubro will also explore with you one key method for treating SI joint dyfunction that is often overlooked and has provided permanent relief to thousands of his patients.
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