The Sphenoid and Core Distortion
When the Sphenoid bone is imbalanced it is known as "core distortion".
The Sphenoid and Core Distortion Sphenoid bone
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The Sphenoid bone sits behind the eyes and is shaped like a butterfly.
The alignment of the Sphenoid bone reflects the alignment of the rest of the body.
When the Sphenoid bone is imbalanced it is known as "core distortion".
The Sphenoid bone, also known as the GOD bone, is thought by some to be THE most important bone in the body.
It is said to be the first bone formed in the developing fetus and it is connected to all cranial bones and also to the spinal vertebrae through the lining of the brain (dura mater).
This means that the Sphenoid bone is effectively connected to all systems of the body.
Remember the song...the thigh bones connected to the leg bone...
It appears that we are all born with a degree of core distortion and this has been found to be the cause of many illnesses and dis-ease.
All babies can have sphenoid re-alignment at birth to prevent problems from the imbalance.
Take a look in the mirror, are your eyebrows level? Are your ears level? When you put your sunglasses on do they sit straight? Do you ever feel slightly lop-sided, as if one leg is shorter than the other? By doing this exercise you can get an idea of the degree of core distortion that you have.
Many people who have had back problems have had realignment of their vertebrae or their hips, however if the Sphenoid is not realigned this will eventually become out of balance again due to the relationship of the Sphenoid to the body systems.
The good news is that core distortion can now be rectified, easily and painlessly within minutes.
Some of the conditions that realignment of the Sphenoid can help include:
The alignment of the Sphenoid bone reflects the alignment of the rest of the body.
When the Sphenoid bone is imbalanced it is known as "core distortion".
The Sphenoid bone, also known as the GOD bone, is thought by some to be THE most important bone in the body.
It is said to be the first bone formed in the developing fetus and it is connected to all cranial bones and also to the spinal vertebrae through the lining of the brain (dura mater).
This means that the Sphenoid bone is effectively connected to all systems of the body.
Remember the song...the thigh bones connected to the leg bone...
It appears that we are all born with a degree of core distortion and this has been found to be the cause of many illnesses and dis-ease.
All babies can have sphenoid re-alignment at birth to prevent problems from the imbalance.
Take a look in the mirror, are your eyebrows level? Are your ears level? When you put your sunglasses on do they sit straight? Do you ever feel slightly lop-sided, as if one leg is shorter than the other? By doing this exercise you can get an idea of the degree of core distortion that you have.
Many people who have had back problems have had realignment of their vertebrae or their hips, however if the Sphenoid is not realigned this will eventually become out of balance again due to the relationship of the Sphenoid to the body systems.
The good news is that core distortion can now be rectified, easily and painlessly within minutes.
Some of the conditions that realignment of the Sphenoid can help include:
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