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Back to Episodes#119 - A Whole Body Approach on Treating Scoliosis with Dr. Mark Morningstar
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What if scoliosis isnât just a structural issue, but a whole-body, neurological adaptation?
In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Mark Morningstar, a board-certified expert in chiropractic, functional, and naturopathic medicine, to explore scoliosis through a deeper, integrative lens.Â
From hormones and brain mapping to posture retraining and nutrition, this conversation reframes how we understand and treat spinal curvature.
In this episode, youâll learn:
 ⢠The different types of scoliosis (idiopathic, neuromuscular, degenerative) and when they typically develop
⢠Why scoliosis may be driven by neurological patterns, hormones, stress, and whole-body imbalances
 ⢠The role of bone density, vitamin D3 + K2, and posture retraining in slowing progression
⢠New insights on treatment, including laser acupuncture + Schroth therapy and functional medicine approaches
If youâre ready to move beyond a purely structural view of scoliosis, this episode will expand how you assess and support your patients. đ
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