I know but I was just skeptical to call him DR. as that study as it is is worth didley squat :-) so I went for a more diplomatic MR. I don't like titles anyway :-)
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Originally posted by Alistair View PostIt's Mr. Fishman, not fisherman :-)
Ask him and let us know, you can find his profile on FB.------------------------------
39 years old
Large C shape thoracic scoliosis 40° right side
Had a brace during childhood
At 20 years old my scoliosis ended 30°
New innovative static brace since nov 2016 with 40-50% correction inbrace
Waiting to get in 2017 the first dynamic brace that will be corrective.
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Originally posted by Alistair View PostIt's Mr. Fishman, not fisherman :-)
Ask him and let us know, you can find his profile on FB.------------------------------
39 years old
Large C shape thoracic scoliosis 40° right side
Had a brace during childhood
At 20 years old my scoliosis ended 30°
New innovative static brace since nov 2016 with 40-50% correction inbrace
Waiting to get in 2017 the first dynamic brace that will be corrective.
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Edouard, is really great for me to know someone else really interested in the Side Plank.
After these few months, I think now that the before-after x rays value are right, and the study was done by honest people. But also that effectively it seems that the 120º curve was degenerative. I thought as something impossible really a giant curve arising after growth, but what the hell may I know. Anyway I think that some important IS curve should have been also reduced. I don't believe the curves values could have been something as 6º, 8º, 12º,....30º, 35º, 40º, 120º. Also I don't believe that all IS curves were mild and I hope that at least one was an adult case.
But anyway a fantastic reduction in degenerative giant curve suggest it could be also useful in IS. Certainly just only the existence of such curve imply that not everything is a matter of bones and discs. Fusion only modify those tissues, difficult (but not impossible) to be modified in a non surgical way. That, I think was an argument to think that non surgical treatments cannot reach a significative modification in the structure, but certainly it seems obvious that other tissues has to do, since is supposed that vertebras were not wedged and it cannot be imagined (at least I cannot) that a change only in discs may lead to such extreme curve. Other tissues need to be in a right state in order to keep an aligned spine. And in a degenerative case, improving those other tissues is almost enough at seems to be showed in this study. To see if it would be enough in IS we'd need to enter in other considerations, but it would be clear the power of soft tissues and that they may be altered significatively in a non surgical way.
And certainly I think is not clear if vertebras were nothing wedged.. It's a fact at least in adults rats that vertebras in a curve tail suffer a significant wedge.
So I think that even if it was the only one big adult curve, anyway Side Plank shoud to be useful in adult IS cases.Last edited by flerc; 07-16-2015, 07:44 PM.
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If anyone's interested I have this book in pdf http://www.amazon.com/Yoga-Scoliosis.../dp/1936303027, I still have to give it a go so I can't comment on it, I was looking for something to read in order to understand a bit more about things and to my surprise once I got this book I noticed it was written in collaboration with our dear friend MR. Fishman.. so if anyone's interested to know a bit more about Fishman's reasoning give me your email and I'll send it to you, pdf, 7MB, 273pages.
The Schroth book I temporarily gave up, too messy, too difficult, certainly impossible to understand what's good for my specific scoliosis without the help of a Schroth practitioner, but one tip I read on the book benefited me, not sure if it's a coincidence or not, but since I stopped sleeping on my rib hump I feel less tired and more energetic in the morning, I'm the ever so skeptical but this tip I'm going to stick to until it works, or seems to be working.
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Originally posted by Alistair View PostIf anyone's interested I have this book in pdf http://www.amazon.com/Yoga-Scoliosis.../dp/1936303027, I still have to give it a go so I can't comment on it, I was looking for something to read in order to understand a bit more about things and to my surprise once I got this book I noticed it was written in collaboration with our dear friend MR. Fishman.. so if anyone's interested to know a bit more about Fishman's reasoning give me your email and I'll send it to you, pdf, 7MB, 273pages.
The Schroth book I temporarily gave up, too messy, too difficult, certainly impossible to understand what's good for my specific scoliosis without the help of a Schroth practitioner, but one tip I read on the book benefited me, not sure if it's a coincidence or not, but since I stopped sleeping on my rib hump I feel less tired and more energetic in the morning, I'm the ever so skeptical but this tip I'm going to stick to until it works, or seems to be working.
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Originally posted by Alistair View PostI certainly impossible to understand what's good for my specific scoliosis without the help of a Schroth practitioner,Sharon, mother of identical twin girls with scoliosis
No island of sanity.
Question: What do you call alternative medicine that works?
Answer: Medicine
"We are all African."
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This is not a Schroth thread (and I don't want to see it closed), so if you want to continue discrediting Schroth method, please do it here
Originally posted by flercWhich is your information source leading you to get such conclusions?
Did you read the Schroth book? Did you followed enough the Weiss' Clinic outcomes?Last edited by flerc; 07-21-2015, 02:16 AM.
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Originally posted by flerc View PostEdouard, is really great for me to know someone else really interested in the Side Plank.
After these few months, I think now that the before-after x rays value are right, and the study was done by honest people. But also that effectively it seems that the 120º curve was degenerative. I thought as something impossible really a giant curve arising after growth, but what the hell may I know. Anyway I think that some important IS curve should have been also reduced. I don't believe the curves values could have been something as 6º, 8º, 12º,....30º, 35º, 40º, 120º. Also I don't believe that all IS curves were mild and I hope that at least one was an adult case.
But anyway a fantastic reduction in degenerative giant curve suggest it could be also useful in IS. Certainly just only the existence of such curve imply that not everything is a matter of bones and discs. Fusion only modify those tissues, difficult (but not impossible) to be modified in a non surgical way. That, I think was an argument to think that non surgical treatments cannot reach a significative modification in the structure, but certainly it seems obvious that other tissues has to do, since is supposed that vertebras were not wedged and it cannot be imagined (at least I cannot) that a change only in discs may lead to such extreme curve. Other tissues need to be in a right state in order to keep an aligned spine. And in a degenerative case, improving those other tissues is almost enough at seems to be showed in this study. To see if it would be enough in IS we'd need to enter in other considerations, but it would be clear the power of soft tissues and that they may be altered significatively in a non surgical way.
And certainly I think is not clear if vertebras were nothing wedged.. It's a fact at least in adults rats that vertebras in a curve tail suffer a significant wedge.
So I think that even if it was the only one big adult curve, anyway Side Plank shoud to be useful in adult IS cases.
For first question it will be great to have a solid proof study/case with x-ray. The second question is linked to the first, if the first is ok i am quite sure that many people with scoliosis are ok to pay a specialist like mr Fishman to have specific course designed.
I look the book alistair mention about yoga & scoliosis where mr Fishman was involved, at the book introduction :
"About 25 years ago, we were confronted with a frail, older woman with 113 degrees of an idiopathic, rotatory, thoracolumbar scoliosis: a tremendous C-curve."
"We took an x-ray and were astounded by the results. The new scoliosis series showed a curve of 68 degrees!"
3 years after -> "When the progress we were making had slowed down nearly to a standstill, her curve was around 30 degrees. She retained this level of scoliosis for several years."
What to think about that ? of course there is no name or contact to join on that success case, no X-ray, i mean with such result that person should be famous, even most advanced surgery cannot reduce such curve as that. It will be great if he can give us that contact person.------------------------------
39 years old
Large C shape thoracic scoliosis 40° right side
Had a brace during childhood
At 20 years old my scoliosis ended 30°
New innovative static brace since nov 2016 with 40-50% correction inbrace
Waiting to get in 2017 the first dynamic brace that will be corrective.
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That seems to be a case of hysterical scoliosis based on the description. Not structural.
Also if that 25 year old case was included in Fisman's paper then I think he is cherry-picking and I would like to know if that case was independently measured.Sharon, mother of identical twin girls with scoliosis
No island of sanity.
Question: What do you call alternative medicine that works?
Answer: Medicine
"We are all African."
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Originally posted by edouard View PostI am really interested in Side Planks but like everybody questions are does it really works ? and how to do it in our specific case ?
For first question it will be great to have a solid proof study/case with x-ray. The second question is linked to the first, if the first is ok i am quite sure that many people with scoliosis are ok to pay a specialist like mr Fishman to have specific course designed.
I look the book alistair mention about yoga & scoliosis where mr Fishman was involved, at the book introduction :
"About 25 years ago, we were confronted with a frail, older woman with 113 degrees of an idiopathic, rotatory, thoracolumbar scoliosis: a tremendous C-curve."
"We took an x-ray and were astounded by the results. The new scoliosis series showed a curve of 68 degrees!"
3 years after -> "When the progress we were making had slowed down nearly to a standstill, her curve was around 30 degrees. She retained this level of scoliosis for several years."
What to think about that ? of course there is no name or contact to join on that success case, no X-ray, i mean with such result that person should be famous, even most advanced surgery cannot reduce such curve as that. It will be great if he can give us that contact person.
Is logic to think that the deformed tissues are those fighting against the gravity force. I have read once in a site which are exactly those tissues and why could not be exactly those modified by the Side Plank?Last edited by flerc; 07-21-2015, 06:44 PM.
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Who here in fact he's doing the side plank ? will be nice to know
Nothing to be with side plank, I had one thought is that in fact if our rib cage was not able to be deformed, the curve will not be able to progress so much.
I believe new surgery technics will be able to restore the curve progressively like magec rods done in first adult recently. I contacted magec about that but the guy doesn't want to tell me more
regarding more adults target objective they have.
But expandable magnetic rods are the future, look at that patent from Depuy (one of the biggest)
http://www.google.com.ar/patents/US8568457
+ http://patentimages.storage.googleap...029-D00001.png
They target many parts in a more clever way than magec including rib cage deformations.
Once the curve is reduced fusion must be done (the first adult with magec will be fused i can confirm that 100% i get the info)
I believe future of (clever) fusion is that http://www.auroraspine.us/ really nice and strong, no screw and fusion success is 100%, clean and quite immediate , aurora told me that today they don't do scoliosis but their patent shows they target it clearly (it is amzing to see how they are afraid to share that, may too much money in that market ...)
But before having a (clever) operation one day, i hope that with something like side plank i can really reduce my curve before.Last edited by edouard; 07-22-2015, 08:05 PM.------------------------------
39 years old
Large C shape thoracic scoliosis 40° right side
Had a brace during childhood
At 20 years old my scoliosis ended 30°
New innovative static brace since nov 2016 with 40-50% correction inbrace
Waiting to get in 2017 the first dynamic brace that will be corrective.
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Originally posted by flerc View PostMay you copy a link about this? It's not what I understand about Magec.
She did a podcast in todayfm (a national famous radio in ireland) where she explain all that and mention clearly that at the end she will have fusion
http://www.todayfm.com/Deirdre-McDon...t-Bionic-Woman
Podcast link : http://www.todayfm.com/player/podcas...t_Bionic_Woman------------------------------
39 years old
Large C shape thoracic scoliosis 40° right side
Had a brace during childhood
At 20 years old my scoliosis ended 30°
New innovative static brace since nov 2016 with 40-50% correction inbrace
Waiting to get in 2017 the first dynamic brace that will be corrective.
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Sorry, I didnt realize you were talking only about adults. I posted this case http://www.scoliosis.org/forum/showt...=magecs+adults Had she fusion after Magec? Ok, it was the first case in an adult and with a giant curve. The purpose of Magec was to not only delay fusion in kids/teens but also avoid it. Others non fusion techniques seems to be trying with adults too, but as I know, the purpose is to avoid fusion. Certainly if you are decided to have fusion, I think that the best would be to have it as soon as you can.Last edited by flerc; 07-23-2015, 01:21 PM.
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