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What is a Spinal Aligner?
The Meridians of the Back for Use of a Spine Aligner
How a Spine Aligner Works
How to Use a Spine Aligner While Lying Down
How to Use a Spine Aligner from Side to Side
Advanced Exercise Using a Spine Aligner
How to Use a Spine Aligner for Shoulders Adjustment
How to Use a Spine Aligner on the Lower Back
How to Use a Spine Aligner on the Kidney Meridian
How to Use a Spine Aligner on the Gluteal Area
How to Use a Spine Aligner for the Sciatic Nerve
How to Use a Spine Aligner on the Front Thighs
Tips for Getting Used to the Spine Aligner
Feet Exercises Using a Spine Aligner
Exercising While Driving Using a Spine Aligner
Working the Neck Using a Spine Aligner
Massaging the Shoulders Using a Spine Aligner
How to Use a Spine Aligner to Massage the Jaw
How to Use a Spine Aligner to Massage the Head
Essential Tools for a Spine Aligner
Summary: Learn how to find the meridians on the back to relieve pain in the neck, back, shoulder, and legs using a Spine Aligner in this free how-to video series on using a Spine Aligner.
Gayle Stolove and Jaime Parra have been involved in the traditional and alternative health care fields since 1975. Their range of expertise encompasses Registered Nursing, Massage...read more
"On behalf of Expert Village my name is Gail Stolove in Fort Lauderdale, Florida with Wholly Macro and we're talking about how to use a spine aligner and painless the neck. The back is actually a reflection of the inner organs of the body and their associated meridians. The meridians run through the entire body and are connected to the organs of the body and the meridians, the muscles, the nerves all need to be stimulated, free flowing energy to create a pain free environment. So the spine aligner works by stimulating the muscles and the nerves and the meridians and their corresponding organs in the body."
eHow Article: The Meridians of the Back for Use of a Spine Aligner
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