Ep. 324 – A Highly Recommended PRI Technique to Reduce Right Body, Head and Neck Compression

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October 2, 2023
Brainstem, Clenching, Compressive Forces, Decompression, Diaphragm, Expansion, Femoral Head, Femur, Floor, Ground, Hip, Inhalation, Left Heel, Occlusal Cervical Restoration, Occlusion, Orientation, Pelvis, Trunk Rotation

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