Thank you for this group. Do you work with neurological symptoms following diagnosis of lumbar L3, L4, L5 herniation? Patient denies pain but has weakness in bilateral LE.

I recently treated a patient with persistent neck tension and pain — something I see all the time. She’d already tried everything: 💊 muscle relaxants 💆‍♀️ massage 💥 chiropractic 🏋️‍♂️ traditional PT But here’s the thing — in my experience, the issue is not primarily muscular. It’s neurological.The nervous system controls the muscles. When the nervous system is dysregulated, the muscles stay “on” — constantly guarding, tight, and reactive. So instead of chasing muscles, I target the nervous system. Once that calms, the muscular system naturally relaxes. Ask yourself: “Why does my patient’s neck feel like they’ve been in an MVA… when they haven’t?” For this particular patient, I had her order a grounding pillowcase on Amazon to sleep on (if you haven’t yet, watch The Earthing Movie on YouTube — it explains the science beautifully). Usually, I see around a 30% reduction in neck tension just from grounding interventions…But this patient? No neck pain after one week. 🙌Watch the Earthing Movie here ==>> https://youtu.be/44ddtR0XDVU?si=3RvYbty6obhWFkqY