@elaina.baliner: bruxism is downstream of a dysregulated nervous system. here’s how & what you can do about it Sources: Kato et al. 2001 (cortical arousal before jaw muscle onset in sleep bruxism) PMID 11706956 Huynh et al. 2006 (sympathovagal shift preceding sleep bruxism episodes) PMID 16911037 Alona et al. 2025 (awake bruxism frequency during wartime vs peacetime) DOI 10.1111/joor.14022 Ferreira et al. 2024 (taVNS reduced resting masseter activation, sham-controlled) PMID 39051059 #nervoussystemregulation #somatichealing #bruxism #jawpain #NuropodPartner

melatonin_luv3r :

I am locked in

Miwito :

Askin my inter neurons why they be lying… spreading misinformation

ryan :

Any thoughts on why someone would develop an intense shake while doing isometric holds? Lifted weights for years and it was never a thing. Still very strong with 0 weakness but the shake is there.

GothamChess Fanpage :

What’s a cheaper alternative to the nurosym because $700 is too much money!

Noah Treadwell :

Been dealing with tn sharp shocking pain in the lateral pterygoid region area of the face for 2 years, still have tingling on both side an in tongue some, I know it’s coming from locked fascia an

spencey67 :

Thank you for all the great information you share! [Rotes Herz] Its exactly what I’m struggling with since my c section. It started with panic attacks and headaches (maybe a migraine) which affected the whole trigeminal nerve. Never had jaw issues before and now it’s daily with neck and head pressure on the right side. I struggle with daily dizziness ever since as well but all my tests were clear (MRI, CT, nerve testing etc), so I think it’s a neuro circuit dizziness disorder called PPPD. I don’t know if you’re familiar with it but I would so appreciate if you could do a video on how nervous system dysfunction can cause chronic dizziness since it must be all connected.

Cory-Lei Fischer :

So helpful! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. ❤️

scotty.tea :

Wondering if doing the arm rubs or the nueropod is enough to relax tmj or if stretching exercises are needed as well. Also, curious about chronically lifting and tightness in shoulders/ upper back if this would also help clenching and tension there.

NNN4708 :

You are SUCH a a good teacher!!!

Sean Plateau :

how sweet! Thank you!

Kari :

Yes and breaking teeth and obstructing my airway when I sleep

Jeremy Daly :

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ruffus :

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777 :

melatonin_luv3r :

Literally thank you so much

Miwito :

Me after learning:

unerringzebra :

lady i like you and your info is good (i think) but now is not a good time.sorry but bye

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