Test-based spinal alignment

The 3Dimensional Balance works directly in your body.

The first step is to determine the current state of your body. The measurement of leg length, pelvis, all joints, testing the mobility of your sacroiliac joint/ SIJ, your spine with each individual vertebra, cervical spine, atlas, jaw joint. This body test provides information about shortened and hardened muscles, vertebrae and joints that are out of balance. Your body tells its story. After the 3D Balance spinal alignment, there is an immediate change – visible, noticeable, measurable.

We check this with a follow-up measurement and send you your photos.

This technique is part of a holistic, deeply effective and gentle support concept based on 35 years of professional experience, research, development and transformation. To release the spine, joints, soft tissue dysfunctions and the associated physical complaints.

The list of the 10 most common diseases according to health insurance companies in Germany

1. Back pain

The most common diagnosis made by general practitioners is back pain. Around a quarter (25%) of Germans are treated for this every year.

2. High blood pressure

3. Ametropia

4. Disorders of fat metabolism, cholesterol

5. Flu/Influenza

6. Non-inflammatory diseases of the vagina

7. Abdominal and pelvic pain

8. Acute bronchitis

9. Spine and back

Spine and back problems cause problems for many people. In addition to the main diagnosis of “back pain,” doctors often also diagnose “other diseases of the spine and back.” Women are particularly affected.

10. Nutrition (obesity)

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According to the OECD Health Report 2012, knee and hip prostheses are used twice as often in Germany as the European average. In 2010, 295 out of 100,000 inhabitants received a new hip and 213 a new knee (total population in Germany in 2012 is 81,890,000 people). In total, 400,000 people are fitted with prostheses every year.

But the underlying causes have not been identified. The problem is often caused by a pelvic tilt with a difference in leg length, which is usually caused by shortened, hardened muscles. A congenital difference in leg length rarely occurs. Even a 5 mm difference in leg length can cause chronic problems, as a tilted pelvis triggers a dramatic chain reaction throughout the body. The head wants to be in the middle of the body because we focus on objects with our two eyes. Therefore the spine adapts. You can think of it like this: If the foundation of a house is unequally high, then the tiles on the roof will also be out of angle. Or if the car’s track is distorted, the tires are worn on one side. It is important to see people holistically. Looking at the symptom does not provide a permanent solution.

When the pelvis is tilted, the spine inevitably develops curvatures, e.g. B. the hip joints are no longer in the optimal position, the angle changes, the contact surface becomes smaller, the pressure becomes greater, the friction is higher and the surrounding muscles that hold it in the position are shortened and hardened. The hardened muscles can no longer push the blood into the bone through their movement to provide it with optimal nutrition. After 30-40 years of misalignment, the diagnosis of coxarthrosis and osteoporosis is often made. This applies to any joint that is not in the optimal position. Due to the severe restriction of movement and pain, an artificial joint is often recommended as a ‘solution’ with far-reaching consequences for health and quality of life (limiting mobility, dependence on medication and expiration date – on average approx. 15-20 years).