KST A to Z
Toilet seat breaker
Bruce & Carolyn Hayhoe, DC
Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada
A 67-year-old woman reported that she had broken at least three toilet seats in the past few months because she had little or no muscle control and would drop heavily onto the seat.
I had her go into the position of subluxation (POS) and checked and adjusted while going continually from standing to sitting. By the time she left the office she was performing the transfer effortlessly. That was 3 ½ months ago, and the correction has persisted.
She was using a crutch to help her get around, which she has since discarded.
Tooth adjustment - TMJ and dental pain
Melanie Davigdor-Hamilton
Kingsclere, Hampshire, United Kingdom
M.J., a new patient aged 20, presented with pain in the left and right TM joints and pain in the upper teeth.
I adjusted the teeth posterior to anterior and part of the upper gums of each tooth. She was instantly relieved of her pain. Just that one adjustment.
These stories are practitioner-reported experiences presented for educational and historical purposes. Individual experiences vary. They are not medical advice, do not establish that KST treats or cures any disease, and should not be used as a reason to delay appropriate or emergency care or independently discontinue prescribed medication.