THE ALEXANDER BARRIE SYSTEM OF PELVIC CORRECTION™
VIEW NEW PRODUCT: THE PELVIC CORRECTOR RING
THE IDEAS I INTRODUCE EXIST AS A RESULT OF PREVIOUSLY
PURSUING THREE LINES OF DIRECTION:
Namely:
1.
Observation
2.
Empirical work on myself and others
3.
Correction/solution
OBSERVATION:
Through the years it became apparent to me that people
suffer greatly with musculo-skeletal problems, which, as a practitioner of a
number of medical skills, I could manage reasonably well and bring relief to
most people, but usually only temporarily.
A complete cure was always uppermost in my heart and my mind.
I
began to perceive that the various musculo-skeletal conditions anywhere around
the body were nine out of ten times, symptoms of a dysfunctional* pelvis and
not problems that were disparate.
EMPIRICAL WORK ON
MYSELF, AND OTHERS:
I observed when diagnosing lumbago, osteoarthritis, spinal
maladies, frozen shoulder, tennis elbow, RSI complaints, plantar foot pain, and
several other conditions, that leg length discrepancy and pelvic distortion*
were prevalent virtually without exception.
The discovery that nine out of every ten people have, in
varying degrees these debilitating conditions led me to conclude that two of
the most dominant pelvic lesions* were:
1.
Iliac (wing) osseous prolapse on one
side. (‘drop’)
2.
Iliac torsion (‘twist’) of both ilia
(wings), that is: one wing anterior the other posterior or forward torsion for
one and backward torsion for the other.
*These equal: lesions, subluxation, distortions and
dysfunction of the pelvis. (All of similar meaning )
When pelvic correction was performed, leg length discrepancy
equalised, tension in the spine eased and elsewhere in the body. However, this diagnosis and subsequent
correction was the easy part; perhaps only two out of ten people gained pelvic
stability that lasted. True, the
greatness of the lesion lessened, especially when the segments of the spine
were re-aligned, either osteopathically or energetically, but the pelvis would
misalign again, and sciatic, lumbar and other aches and pains would return.
PELVIC SLIPPAGE RECURS:
This recurrent pelvic misalignment may be indeed the
nightmare for osteopaths and chiropractors as they struggle to stabilise a
given pelvis, if they even bother to look at a pelvis as to the origin of most
of the conditions outlined above.
Some practitioners have
worked-out their own Systems to assist stabilisation and correction of people’s
pelvises with some success, including self-help techniques, but there is no
unification of knowledge on the subject as yet.
The pelvis is the Foundation of the Skeletal Frame and the base for the ‘hara’ (centre of gravity of the body and the core of
one’s interior strength). Naturally, if the basin/pelvis that holds the ‘hara’ is distorted, so
commonplace, then an adverse effect is to be expected in the human physiology.
When pelvic subluxation occurs, an
immense strain is placed on the lumbar vertebrae/segments: because, the whole
spine is sitting on a pelvis (its sacral component) that is tilted to one side,
it [the spine] must therefore, bend and twist to accommodate this physiological
dilemma. A pelvis should be neatly
horizontal to enable the spine that sits on it to remain erect and therefore
healthy.
SOME OBSERVATIONS:
·
Approximately one person in five hundred suffers leg length discrepancy
even after pelvic correction
·
When a pelvis is corrected and stays thus, certain medical conditions
tend to clear-up
·
There are a number of different distortions a pelvis may sustain
THE CORRECTION:
Over several years experimenting with particular techniques,
some invented, some discovered, and applying some existing methods such as with
Muscle Energy Techniques but modified, I have succeeded in bringing into being
gentle techniques that anybody may deploy to return their own pelvises to their
proper angularity. Thus pelvic stability
is possible and therefore freedom from pain may be enjoyed.
I should add that when the patient receives a clear and
succinct explanation from the practitioner as to the pelvic problem involved,
the patient is enthusiastic to practice the techniques to gain freedom from
pain.
This System does not take the place of osteopathic or
chiropractic techniques, if anything the techniques employed by these
practitioners, work more successfully when the patient looks after his own
pelvis.
There
are several ways to access this System:
1. By receiving treatments
2. By taking a Course at The School Of Back-pain Studies
3. By studying the self-help manual
4. By usage of the new Pelvic Correction Device
5. By doing all the above, and executing the various techniques to return pelvis to its proper angularity