just judging on this video alone I would be very skeptical

They only show one practioner. All the patients are young kids. There is no evidence on repeated trials or any scientific evidence. Just a bunch of kids saying it cured their depression and sore back

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Originally posted by spitty just judging on this video alone I would be very skeptical They only show one practioner. All the patients are young kids. There is no evidence on repeated trials or any scientific evidence. Just a bunch of kids saying it cured their depression and sore back

ya i know but he's the creator of this treatment, there are other trained practitioners in this field.

there is a similar treatment on a larger scale which is used to treat sinuses, they just don't crack anything but inserting balloons in the nose has been done for years.

googling neuro cranial restructuring gives some more info..

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I had to stop the video ... god damn

innerestin...

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Originally posted by chinamon chinamon is INCH MOAN. LOL so fitting.

It looks to me like the balloon would just expand against the soft tissue lining the cavity in the nose. It takes much more pressure to actually move bones than a balloon could provide. Similarly to using q-tips in ears, I bet this "technique" may feel good to some but I doubt it provides the effects they are claiming in the video.....probably more of a placebo than anything else. Don't think I'd ever try it....looks too much like torture to me

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