Is it possible your neck could be the hidden link to your low back or even leg pain?

It sounds strange at first—how could something so far from your lower back play a role in pain and nerve issues down there? But once I saw the data and looked at the structural connections, it started making a lot more sense.

In this video, I walk you through a fascinating clinical study that explored exactly that. Two groups. Same standard treatment. But only one had a small extra addition—something designed specifically to restore a certain curve in the neck.

And what happened next surprised even me.

Pain scores dropped in both groups during treatment, which was expected. But after the treatment stopped, things took a very different turn—and it had everything to do with what happened in the neck. I break it down without overwhelming you with numbers or jargon, just what you need to understand the bigger picture.

You’ll also see how restoring this single neck curve led to some unexpected benefits—not just with back and leg pain, but in posture and nervous system function too.

What’s even more interesting is that no treatments were done on the lower back or trunk at all.

Still, things shifted. Literally.

If you're curious about how alignment in one area can ripple through the rest of your body—or you’ve hit a wall with other treatments—this is worth watching. I’ll also show you the one simple tool that helped restore this curve and how it might help you too.

Drop the word “spine” in the comments and I’ll send you my spinal hygiene mini-class.

And if you want personalized help, no matter where you live, I offer a full virtual posture and spinal mobility assessment. Link’s in the description and comments.

Watch until the end, especially if you're ready to stop chasing symptoms and start addressing structure.

You may never look at your spine the same way again.

And as always, Be Your Own Guarantee for your health and life.

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Resources Mentioned in the Video:

Moustafa, I.M.; Diab, A.A.M.; Harrison, D.E. Does Improvement towards a Normal Cervical Sagittal Configuration Aid in the Management of Lumbosacral Radiculopathy: A Randomized Controlled Trial. J. Clin. Med. 2022, 11, 5768. https://doi.org/10.3390/jcm11195768 

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Related Videos and Topics:

Your Posture Fix Is Making Things Worse (X-ray Proof): https://youtu.be/np_1ixNZwvU 
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Strong Spine Resources:

Posture and Mobility Assessment: https://www.drwohlfert.com/offers/U2V5j7Dh 

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