Hi there
Back pain is often caused by muscles not functioning properly.
People generally have the idea that the spine holds up the body, but it is muscles that hold up the spine!
If the latissimus dorsi muscle malfunctions, for instance, it pulls the thoracic spine lateral, until a subluxation occurs at T8. This muscle runs from T8 all along the spine to L5 and from there to the front of the humerus.
It is the same with all structural muscles. That is why they are called 'structural muscles'. They hold up the 'structure'.
The Muscles are energised by meridian energy.
If the stomach meridian goes into under energy because of an allergic reaction, the muscles related to the stomach meridian go into under energy as well. These muscles are PMC (pectoralis major clavicular), neck flexors and extensors, Sternocleidomastoid, levator scapulae, bracchioradialis, all the TMJ muscles, like masseter, buccinator, temporalis, internal and external pterygoids, to name a few.
Allergies affecting the stomach also affect all these muscles.
And that is just one organ reacting to allergen!
The large intestine reacting to allergens will affect hip stabilisers like the hamstrings, tensor fascia late, quadratus lumborum, creating an instability in that region which causes spinal problems in the lower back.
The large intestine also controls the energy to the muscles at the back of the eyeball.
Allergies cause these muscles to malfunction, pulling the eyeball out of alignment leading to visual problems.
Small intestine meridian controls the abdominal muscles like abdominus rectus, oblique, and transverse, and the quadriceps.
If the quads are malfunctioning it weakens and tightens up, causing problems climbing stairs and knee problems, and so on.
I hope all this is not too complicated.
You sound like an intelligent person.
The only reasons animals don't have the health problems that humans seem to be suffering from is the fact that they eat what they are supposed to be eating and nothing else until they get in close proximity to humans, eat what we reject, and become sick.
It would be interesting to find out how long a cow would survive on pasteurised and homogenised milk. I heard 6 weeks but haven't been able to find any research on it.
No money in it I guess.
Go and see a Kinesiologist in your area. They are trained to test muscles and find out what causes the malfunctions.
They do not work with symptoms but look for the causes of your pain. You'll find them in your phonebook. They are doctors, dentists, veterinary surgeons, masseurs, physiotherapist, chiropractors. sports therapist and even scientist like Bruce Lipton and Prof. Steve Rochlitz, to name a couple.
Steve dveloped a testing system called HEBS (human ecology balancing systems), which helps people like you!
Do this and get rid of your pain!
And avoid anything that comes out of a cow.
Good luck
Kinetico
