NASAL RELEASE THERAPY - NRT

The Amazing Benefits of Endo Nasal Therapy

This Is The Treatment You Didn't Know You Needed!

Nasal Release Therapy (NRT) is one of the most powerful physical adjustments for your body. Using the expansive pressure of a micro ballon, I can adjust your skull back to its natural position. 

This release of built-up scar tissue, years of infections, compressions, surgeries, or accidents can change your life by alleviating breathing conditions, yearly sinus infections, allergies, sleep disorders, chronic headaches, migraines, TMJ, as well as mental and emotional issues. 

A healthy breathing system is one of the foundations of brain and spinal cord health by supporting the flow of nutrients to the brain and detox mechanisms. 

Benefits of the Nasal Release Technique

1. Enhanced Nervous System Function: The central nervous system is responsible for transmitting signals between the brain and the rest of the body. When the flow of cerebrospinal fluid is hindered due to nasal imbalances, it can impact nervous system function. By realigning the sphenoid bone and optimizing cerebrospinal fluid circulation, the Nasal Release Technique may contribute to improved nervous system communication.

2. Improved Breathing: The nasal passages play a vital role in respiratory function. A misaligned sphenoid bone or other imbalances within the nasal cavity can hinder proper airflow and lead to breathing difficulties. The Nasal Release Technique aims to address these issues, potentially improving breathing patterns and oxygen intake.

3. Pain Relief: Patients seeking relief from chronic headaches, migraines, and facial pain have reported positive outcomes after undergoing the Nasal Release Technique. By targeting potential sources of tension and misalignment, this method has the potential to alleviate discomfort and enhance quality of life.

4. Stress Reduction: The relationship between physical and emotional well-being is well-established. The Nasal Release Technique’s potential to restore balance within the body may also lead to reduced stress levels, as the body’s systems function harmoniously.

What Should I Expect After Treatment?

After your Nasal Release Treatment, it’s common to experience some residual pressure in the nose, which typically dissipates within a day or two. Additionally, you may notice sinus drainage, prompting the need to gently blow your nose to clear any mucous. These transient sensations are part of the natural process as your body adjusts, and they contribute to the overall effectiveness of the treatment. 

Is Nasal Release Technique Suitable for Children? 

Yes, children can benefit from the Nasal Release Technique. I adjust the procedure by using fewer inflations and adapting the length of the balloon to fit the child’s nasal passage comfortably. This technique has proven particularly beneficial for children recovering from concussions caused by incidents like a soccer ball or volleyball impact, elbow to the head, or a fall.

Hearing Loss & Tinnitus

Inner ear - You have key drainage systems in the inner ear that clear waste from the brain & inner ears. Proper circulation is important to bring nutrients into the tissues that reside in the ear. One of the treatments to assist in optimal function is removing restrictions and adhesions to the normal movement of the skull via NRT.

How the Nose, Skull & Teeth are Connected to Quality of Breath

Nasal Breathing - Your nasal passages collect & trap particle debris which is filtered out the front of the nose or down the throat and is usually cleared in about 15 minutes. Whereas particles breathed in through the lungs take anywhere from 2 to 4 months to clear! These trapped particles then trigger an autoimmune response and cause chronic infections. 

Mouth Breathing - You may have heard about the importance of breathing through your nose (especially overnight when sleeping) as this has recently gained attention in health circles. Getting oxygen into your blood (your cells) is one of the most important ways your body makes energy. Most mouth breathing is a result of improper skull and teeth development. 

Some consequences of mouth breathing include:

• Dries teeth & gums, decreases saliva which leads to an increase in decay & cavities. *Inflammation in the oral cavity is a common cause of chronic disease in the body (NIH)

• Poor restorative sleep & sleep apnea

• Dark circles & bags under the eyes (caused by deoxygenated blood)

• Learning difficulty, ADHD & short attention spans

How to Treat Sleep Apnea with NRT

As Matthew Walker, Professor of Neuroscience and Psychology at the University of California, Berkeley, and Founder and Director of the Center for Human Sleep Science, has made it his life's work to share the vital importance of sleep as one of the main pillars for a foundation of good health. Sleep is as important if not more so as quality diet, water, and exercise.

• Effects of sleep apnea - hormonal disruption that leads to unbalanced levels of cortisol, glucose, and fatty acids which in turn leads to insulin issues and a major risk factor for diabetes and weight gain.

• How to treat sleep apnea - one of the best ways is to manage mouth breathing. How can you assist nasal breathing overnight? With clear nasal passages, i.e. NRT!

Reducing Risk of Alzheimer's & Parkinson's 

The latest scientific studies prove that during the sleep cycle, the trash of the brain (plaque) is cleared out each night. Any form of sleep deprivation shows increased levels of the beta-amyloids (plaque). Improved quality of sleep can help mitigate the progression of these diseases.

Medical Studies & NRT

Functional Cranial Release Research Institute

Migraines HERE