Spinal Stability / Instability - Tendons, Curvature, and Alignment

Instability or Stability comes from both the ligaments and the tendons.

Spinal stability can be a really important thing when regaining health from often elusive conditions.

The three pillars of structural health are: Alignment, Curvature, and Stability.

Stability is divided into two components:
1) Tendons
2) Ligaments

In this video, Dr. Hutcheson further introduces the topic of spinal stability from a tendon perspective. Over time, we will share further insight into what is happening on a cellular level, and how stimulating tendons to heal can contribute significantly to Spinal Stability.

[SteveHartman]

I can confirm as a patient of Dr. Hutcheson that he is so very thorough in his approach. He won’t rush to conclusion on anything and will always dig to find the root cause. Grateful for him and his team and blessed to have them work on my case!

[uligottfried]

Thanks brian, very new but logical perspective. We need to dive further into this. Greetings uli

[heathforrester]

I can’t express enough how much this sounds like what I have. I’ve theorized that the sore muscle in the back of my shoulder is some how the cause of my extremely tight SCM and causing my C1 and C2 to constantly be out of place. After several years of dealing with this and all the symptoms that come with it, I’m now taking a break from working to try and find the fix.

[ligthxddh]

Hi Dr. Hutcheson. Can I ask wether the head weights that you utilize on your patients help rebuild proper thickness/tone back in the suboccipital muscles?

[ourtestimoniesabbathankyou]

I called the office I'm trying to fly over there because I need help, thank you for all your knowledge.

[Jimdimmer]

Do you think as someone from half way round the world from you, a good start would be to find someone in my country who is very good at dry needling and has a strong understanding of muscle/tendon anatomy to try and address lordosis, C1 etc?

[DeneGonzalez]

Hey Doc my chiro said he won't dry needle the tendons as it may damage them? Should I just do head weights instead or PRP? (I struggle to hold head up/maintain posture)

[simo-dvxk]

Hi Dr Hutcheson, do you sell/ship the HALO neck weight system to Australia?

[tashamcmahon]

Where can I get this treatment in Utah 😢

[IamVR]

How do I get in touch Dr? Been suffering for awhile.

[haydend]

This sounds cool but people with these issues are having their tendons massaged or having TPIs and not getting better. Why wouldn’t the tendons just get better on their own or why should I believe that you’re able to find the damaged tendons and regenerate them and produce lasting stability? The diagnostics to show the damage to the tendons and how they’re affecting movement of the bones isn’t actually there.