The procedure prioritizes the visceral spectacle of tissue trauma over sustainable rehabilitation, offering a temporary sensory distraction rather than a structural cure. It effectively markets the aesthetic of "release" while mistaking superficial bruising for genuine physiological healing.
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CRACKED - Drenched in Oil to Scrape Out Stubborn Neck and Back PainAdded:
And here it comes.
Oh my goodness.
See how it feels. It's a little bit more firm.
>> And then just let yourself fall back.
>> Let yourself go. See how you're kind of stiff in there?
>> Mhm. Like I can't do it.
>> Get in pillow.
>> Take a deep breath in. Here we go. Relax the head back. Relax the head back. And here we go. Got to push into it.
And hold.
That are those are some upper traps.
Look at that.
Go.
Okay. See that?
She's like, "That's cute."
>> Just trying to squeeze that fluid out.
It's a pocket of fluid and I'm just pressing on it. The other way I can press on it is to go backwards like this. the other way to actually adjust it.
>> Mhm. Okay. So, I'm going to go right up here real high.
>> There. There we go. Okay.
And then that's all it's going to go.
>> That's just that side. Now, we have to do the other side. Okay. Not too bad.
>> Yeah. No, not bad at all.
>> Yes. So, those are probably really hard to get yourself.
>> Mhm.
Like it definitely feels like when you press on it, it feels like a bruise.
>> Feels like a bruise. Well, it's >> like the same kind of pain that you'd feel with a bruise.
>> You can pop it.
>> Go ahead and lay back down. Only because I'm pulling you pulling on me.
>> It's okay.
Very good.
There you go.
Nice.
Okay. I don't have to pull harder than that. Okay.
>> Okay. Those ankles have are mobile.
>> Yeah. And they're kind of crunchy, but like if I kind of twist them around, they'll pop.
>> Yeah. But they're in place. I'm not going to worry about them.
That was the knee. Okay.
Yeah, I got you. Don't worry about the table moving. That's what it's here for.
Okay. That's what we do. That's It gives me some slack because it moves.
You can just push it right back up. You just kind of go like that and push you right back. Okay, don't worry about it.
>> All right, come on and sit up and see how the neck feels. So, now kind of take it to the side.
>> Yeah. How does that feel?
>> Yeah, I feel like I can definitely go a lot further that way.
>> This still feels a little You know what's pulling is this. So, that's where I have to go next. Okay, we're do our best to capture all the little sounds.
>> Perfect.
>> Deep breath in.
All the way up.
Good. Okay. How was that?
>> Not bad.
>> Okay. Take a deep breath in.
Good. All right. Take a deep breath in.
Oh, I'm going to have to push harder than that. Sorry.
Oh my god. You're so tight. Was that okay?
>> Yes. You're not bothering me at all.
>> Okay, here we go.
Push. Push. Push. Push. Push. Push.
Push. Push. Push.
There it is. I just really have to push.
Good. Good. Good. Good.
It's like I'm bruising you around the straps. That's how hard I'm pushing on you. Jeez.
Good.
Okay. Okay. Take a break.
>> And we're going to pull the skin a little bit here.
>> I'm just going to literally grab it and pull.
>> Yep.
>> And try not to pinch you in the process.
>> Yeah. This is great.
>> Okay. Paper towel.
That's very bizarre feeling.
>> It shouldn't hurt. It just feels strange.
>> Yeah, it's just weird.
>> Good. Just making sure we get all that skin moving. Okay.
>> This is a roller obviously.
>> That kind of tickles.
>> Tickles.
>> Yeah.
>> Too much. Okay. Might have to do it by hand. And that's okay, too. Lower this down. Lower this down.
Good.
Whatever I missed, I'll get Okay, that's real swollen here on the left.
We go.
>> Not surprised.
>> So, I'm going to start here.
And you are bruising already just from that. I haven't even scraped yet.
She's already bruising here. Poor thing.
>> This feels so good, though. Like, it does not bother me at all.
>> Well, that's good. So, you're a good candidate for this. Okay. That means you can handle this stuff.
Some people leap off the table when I kind of >> Oh, there.
I think I'm the wrong one for them, you know.
>> Yeah.
>> You don't know until you try it.
>> Mhm. In a way, it definitely just kind of feels ticklish to me.
>> Okay.
>> I don't know. It's kind of weird.
>> Tickling is the predecessor to pain.
I'll be honest with you. Okay. When something tickles, >> that's the same nerve receptor that says >> ouch.
>> Ouch.
>> Yes. It's the same.
>> And I usually laugh like uncontrollably when I am in pain.
>> So like when I sprain my ankle, no tears, all laughs, >> right? So you have to be careful. I have to be careful when people are laughing.
It's like, wait, are they really >> are they laughing or are you crying down there?
>> Are you okay? Right. Right. Okay. This arm behind your back for me.
I'm just gonna hold. Yep.
Take my elbow.
And here it comes.
There you go. Okay. And down.
Oh, this one's sore. Okay.
There it goes. I'm going to hold pressure there. Hold, hold, hold, hold, hold. Down, up, and around.
Both arms above your head for me. Okay.
Yeah, this side is definitely a little bit more >> I am left-handed.
>> Okay.
>> Yeah, that side is just more compromised, more buildup.
>> Mhm.
>> And arms down. I'm just going to move your bra up. Okay. Okay, just to here >> just to kind of so I can work on this mid region here.
>> Okay, >> now we're going to get in deeper and deeper as we go.
>> Mhm.
>> Starting off with the thumbs. Most people can take this.
>> Yeah, it's nice.
>> Yes, that that's the nice part.
>> Wow.
>> The thumbs feel great. That's why I made that roller.
>> Yeah, >> like my thumbs. It's literally in the shape of my thumbs. Everybody's like, "Oh, that feels nice."
But then when I get to the I haven't made a roller for the to mimic the elbow because that's what comes next. Okay.
>> Yeah, >> that's what comes next.
>> There you go.
Yeah. This usually people go, "Oh, I like that."
>> Mhm. Why do you like this?
>> So, this is what a roller would mimic.
>> Mhm.
>> Okay. Just that first top maybe inch of flesh, >> right?
>> So, we put extension into it to get down a little bit more. Good. two to three inches.
>> Yeah, I'm definitely feeling like less ticklish as you work on it a little bit more.
>> Right. Right. We shut those pain receptors off >> eventually. That superficial >> initial shock of being touched. Yeah. It gets shut off eventually.
>> Like you probably don't feel like my back like tightening up like kind of curving a little bit trying to get away.
>> Roll this down just to here. So I want to get the iliac crest which is the top of the pelvis right here. I'm just warning you so you know where I'm going.
All right.
>> I'm totally fine.
>> Okay.
>> I'm at your mercy.
>> Oh, you poor thing. It's It's here.
We'll get it. You're doing it.
>> Yeah. I'm just so glad that I was actually able to come like when you were >> Yeah. All the way all the way from Alaska.
>> Yeah.
>> Been my number one for a while to want to come here.
>> The other side of the planet almost. It feels like >> Yeah, pretty much.
I've been almost to all four corners of like United States. Just haven't been to Hawaii yet. So, I'm from Maine.
>> Oh.
>> Then I'm here in Florida very often and then I work in Seattle, Alaska. I've been to California. So, all that's left is to go to Hawaii, Pacific Rim.
>> All right. So, you are bruising here as well.
>> The bruising is just where the inflammation lies. And that's I feel like where I'm like kind of you can feel my body like kind of dipping in. Yeah.
>> Yeah. That that's a spasm. So you're going to bruise just naturally.
>> You know where there's more pockets of inflammation. Your inflammation is here.
Here here kind of stops and then there's a pocket here and a pocket here.
>> Not too much over here. Not yet anyway.
>> I haven't I haven't gotten that deep yet.
>> Okay.
>> There we go.
I'm going to go down into the hip here.
Good. That's it. Take a deep breath in and we're going to go for it. There's not much here. Just going to clean it out. Whatever it is. There it goes.
Other side.
Here we go.
Going to come down on it.
Okay, there you go.
This is what I'm going to adjust.
There's a huge joint right here. That's the joint that I adjust.
>> Okay.
>> I leave these guys down here alone.
Actually, >> if you notice, I'm like really up here, >> right?
>> You stay in this region yourself.
>> Mhm.
>> You stay up here. Don't Don't do too much here yet. You're not quite ready there for that. Okay.
>> Okay.
Upper elbow, upper traps here. Okay. I'm going to push in and just hold pressure.
>> Okay.
>> Take a deep breath in. Look up for me just a little bit. And place your face back down >> like that. And >> Yep. And down.
That is there, isn't she?
I mean, my god.
Those are spasm.
My goodness.
Four, three, two, one. You need a lot of that. You need somebody to just like just pay him to do that on both sides.
>> Would like a lacrosse ball work right there?
>> It's Well, the problem is I'm going from the north south.
>> It's really hard to get. You can put a ball in there. Lacrosse ball's too big.
>> Okay.
>> But, you know, you need something more of the size of like a baseball.
>> Okay. and you just stick it in there, but you got to do both sides. People just do one, whatever's hurting them.
>> Like, no, no, no, no.
>> Or they just put it in the middle of their back. And I'm like, no, you got to do one and then the other >> and you take it and you roll it down.
>> Okay.
>> You take Right. You start up with the ball up here.
>> Mhm.
>> And then you roll that down. This one, this side's already letting up as I work on it. I don't know if you can tell.
Like this side is >> Yeah. It doesn't feel as good.
>> It's kind of like there's nothing there anymore. Mhm.
>> This side. Dear Lord.
>> Yeah.
>> Oh my goodness.
>> I could just live here.
>> It's just there.
I tried to get it.
>> I mean, anything's better than what I was living with before. I'm sure.
>> True. I mean, yeah. Yeah. Don't worry about it. It's just >> I'm going to try to adjust it again.
Okay.
>> Yeah.
>> And then I'm going to do the scraping on it. Take a deep breath in.
There it is.
>> Yeah.
>> Oh, yes.
That went up into my >> You had to coax that one out.
>> Well, that's why I do push-ups.
>> I'm like so comfortable like right now.
>> A All right, let's get it. This is the scraping. It will bruise you. the if you put arnica cream on it, it will go away in two to three days.
>> If you don't put arnica cream or gel on it, it goes away in about four to seven.
>> Okay.
>> Not ama cream.
>> Arnica.
>> All right. Here we go.
>> Oh my goodness.
Woo.
Get it. We'll take a picture in a second.
>> I'm excited to see it.
>> It's glorious.
It's all here. Am I hurting you?
>> Nope.
>> People won't believe you.
>> My hands aren't like gripping the table or anything. I'm not curling my toes.
I'm just like taking a quick nap.
Honestly, >> it is just there. Woo.
Oh my. Okay, this is where we probably should have started. Is it showing you a lot?
>> Oh, yeah. It's just really um It was a long time coming. Let's just put it that way.
This kind of tickles. I'm sorry.
Almost done with the ribbies.
Okay.
Got to fill in all the L. What's next?
>> Well, the only thing that would be nice would be like your pecs because you're so forward. Okay.
>> But I think I probably uh >> it's like a thin little >> Well, then um >> but whatever you >> So, if you sit up and you face like h the only other thing would be your glutes.
>> I could use the roller on your glutes and then your pecs and that's that's it.
Then we do the rest of the pops.
>> Okay.
>> So, here we go. Down the glute. Okay.
Here we go.
That's not bad at all.
>> Guard myself even.
>> See how this side is not as bad.
>> You're like, I don't know about that.
>> Maybe.
>> Well, to me, it's not as um in a spasm >> as this side was.
>> Okay. For me, this is going to be the harder side for me to adjust.
>> Okay.
>> This side's already moving just fine.
>> Or it might have already popped just you being up on your elbows, >> right?
>> Here you go.
the hardest one, I promise.
>> Where is it? There it is.
>> Okay, done.
>> Whoa.
>> Done. Done.
>> Oh, yeah. That was good.
>> Do you want to see your back? Let's pull up that picture.
>> You can have a seat and face that way.
So, this was the bottom.
>> Oh my gosh.
>> Yeah, >> that's crazy.
>> It's like I bludgeoned you.
>> Yeah, it looks like I don't even know.
like someone was just like hit right in my back for about an hour.
>> There's your upper back.
>> Wow, that's insane.
>> That will open up this.
>> So then I'm not like this anymore. Kind of.
>> Well, it's one loosen up one piece of it, but yes.
>> Okay.
>> So, I'm just going to like swipe you here. So, I said and swipe you there.
Perfect. Okay. Here we go.
>> Open that up. It's not the most pleasant thing.
And then arm behind you.
Breathe. Good. Here it is.
There it goes.
I'm so nice to people.
>> Oh my gosh. I I think that's the worst part of this.
>> Oh, really? Okay. Okay. Done.
>> That was not fun.
>> Except for that side.
>> Yeah.
>> Just so I can stretch the muscle. Get as deep as I can.
Okay, you can see it. You look down at it. Oh my goodness. Yeah. A little little stok bite.
>> Yeah, that side was not happy.
>> Okay, let's see what this side has.
Let's see what this side does. This one's any better.
Nope.
She's like, I'm watching this hand for a whack.
>> Sit up as straight as you can. And now your elbow is going to get go back into my arm.
>> Okay. So, I'm pushing against you.
>> Yep. That's it.
>> Oh, lean away.
Hold on.
That's it. There she goes. Those your fingers are mine. That was yours.
>> It felt like nothing.
>> Yeah, I didn't feel it.
>> That was you. Your first.
>> I can't reproduce it twice.
>> If it was my fingers.
>> Yeah, I wouldn't be able to do it again.
You know what? Good. Oh, they're stuck here, too.
>> Yeah, >> this that left hand, I guess.
>> I know.
>> Hold on.
I got you.
This is why I start out with the shoulder first.
>> Hand here, >> then elbow back into the wall.
>> Oh, now they're usually so stunned, I can get the rest of them real quickly.
There it goes. See, if I just keep flicking it eventually.
>> Yeah, something will happen.
>> This leg is going to be straight and then this one is going to be bent. Yes.
Okay.
>> Then you're going to be give me this hand and kind of be like that.
>> Okay.
>> We're going to do the pelvis right here.
>> What is this? What do you want?
>> Right there.
>> Will you watch for SWAT?
>> Yeah.
>> I promise I'm not sw anyway. Hand uh head goes back for me.
>> Yes. You're not going to fall off. I've got you. Good.
Perfect. Other side.
>> That was the easy side, too.
>> Good. So, then head.
>> Yep. Yep. You got it.
>> Oh my goodness.
That was deep.
>> Good.
>> On your back. Okay. Good. Bend both of your knees for me. Okay. Third joint of the pelvis right in the front.
>> All right.
Press out against my hands. Five, four, three, two, and one. Good. And squeeze my hands.
Um, again, squeeze. Take a deep breath.
Squeeze more. Squeeze. Squeeze. Squeeze.
That's right.
>> Wow.
>> Wow. Yeah, that was I didn't think I was going to get it. I was I think maybe she just breathe.
>> Yeah.
>> See how it feels. I definitely feel like it's not as tight and these like move a little bit nicer. I definitely am already feeling a little sore from it.
Like this area >> and I did enough. Didn't feel anything though. I didn't do anything. Okay.
>> No, I definitely feel that something's happened.
>> A little sore. Okay.
>> Like I'm easier to like reach this point.
>> Small wonder. We just bent you over.
>> I'm just if I I'm going to forget everything the second I walk out and be like, you know what? I can go watch it again later. Like remember everything you said. It's like in one ear the other night.
>> Yeah.
>> All right. Any other questions for me then?
>> I don't think so. Yeah, you did. This is fantastic for your first adjustment and everything.
>> Yeah, that was so fun. You were a trooper. I >> I mean almost to the point where I had to tell myself like Brenda back home.
>> Like this is her first time.
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