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Summary: Get an explanation of the muscles in the trunk of the body and what they are responsible for with expert chiropractic advice from a practicing chiropractor in this free alternative medicine video clip.
Dr. Chris Mango has been a practicing Chiropractor in the New York City Region for the last 4 years. He also practices medicinal healing and massage therapy. Dr Chris Mango is a...read more
"DR. CHRIS MANGO: Hi. This is Dr. Chris Mango, here in New York City. On behalf of Expert Village, we're going to be taking a look at trigger points today. So really more in the trunk or the main part of the body. Muscles in this area are the muscles that are used to pretty much stabilize and hold yourself in position, whereas the extremity muscles are more for movement. These muscles are the ones that protect your spine, that hold your curves, allow you to bend, rotate, flex, extend. The muscles in this group are the real common ones when people come in present with low back pain or abdominal pains, or upper thoracic-type pains. So in next few minutes, I'm going to show you some of the major muscles in these areas that are responsible for what I said before, and are also responsible for causing some of the major pains that people have everyday, 'cause as we know, low back pain and neck pain are some of the most common things people go to the ER for. So let's just take a look at some of the muscles here and I'll show you how we can treat some of them. The first muscle we're going to take a look at is the iliopsoas. This is a major cause of low back pain in a lot of people. I'm going to show you where it's located. I'm going to show you how to treat it."
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