Collapsed Nasal Passage / Nasal Valve Collapse

Hello, I'm Dr.. Sten Ekberg. I'm a

neurologically based holistic chiropractor and

I'm not really presentable today because I just came from the dentist and only half my face is working

But I didn't want to miss the opportunity to

demonstrate something that I noticed my

nasal passage has collapsed on the side where I got the painkiller, so if you notice carefully [sniff, sniff, sniff]

That only one nostril closes, and I couldn't breathe through it. I felt like I was getting a cold or something

and it occurred to me that it's muscles that hold open nasal passages and

consequently brain controls muscles, so brain has a lot to do with nasal

passage clearance and very often patients will report

after an adjustment that

they can breathe better, so there you have it

brain controls muscles, muscles control tissues and function, so when there is interference then

things don't work as well. so nasal passages has everything to do with brain and getting adjusted can help

Thank you very much

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normally, I thought I had a little bit of congestion like a drop of

mucus or something so I tried to do this and

instead this happened

Absolutely nothing because muscles are necessary to open up the nasal passages