Functional Neurology | Proprioceptive Deep Tendon Reflex (P-DTR)

About this event:

Have weak muscles and try to work out, but still can't get them stronger?
Have tight muscles, and stretching doesn't help?
Have specific muscles that cramp all the time?
Ever hit your head or had a concussion and your body has never been the same?

Register and attend this eye opening workshop and learn how Proprioceptive Deep Tendon Reflex (P-DTR) can help identify dysfunction in the nervous system and assist your body to clear them.

Here are a few items we will discuss:

- How a muscle neurologically remains "tight" or hypertonic?

- Causes of why the brain cannot send a full signal to a muscle so it can be used (innervated) 100%?

- How one's range of motion is linked to one's functional neurology

- The different types of receptors within the nervous system that can become dysfunctional and how to identify them.

FREE mini health screens to all registered attendees (children and adults)

Here at the Natural Health Improvement Center of Idaho, we offer safe, natural solutions to many health problems. Easily accessible near the 84 and Eagle Road exit in Meridian, ID.

This presentation is for patients and community members looking for natural inflammation elimination solutions.

Gerald lectures to all members of the Treasure Valley on how to restore patient health through Functional Nutrition & P-DTR. Below is a P-DTR success story.

What is Proprioceptive Deep Tendon Reflex (P-DTR)?

P-DTR is a revolutionary neuromuscular treatment method that addresses a largely overlooked system of the body: the proprioceptive system. The proprioceptor system gives our brain information about what’s going on inside and outside of our body – it lets us know we’re okay or if we need to adjust what we’re doing to protect ourselves. Akin to software programming for the body, P-DTR®’s system addresses pain, dysfunction, and weakness by resetting imbalances in the body’s nervous system. Does something hurt? Our receptor system, AKA our hardwiring, keeps our body informed and protected from the environment around us when, for instance, we are exposed to heat, cold, pressure, vibration, muscle or joint stretch, etc. It is our hardwiring that provides us with a “fight or flight” system that becomes activated and initiates our body to pull away from pain.

What if the system that tells us about our environment doesn’t shut off? Imagine if you had a car alarm that went off every time the wind blew. Or worse, the alarm sounded all the time and wouldn’t shut off at all. This is what happens to many people in pain, whether acute or chronic.

About Us

The Natural Health Improvement Center of Idaho is made up of Functional Nutrition Practitioners. Each clinician has extensive knowledge and has been trained by clinic director, Gerald Roliz, CNC, MBA, MSACN.

Gerald holds dual degrees from U.C. Berkeley in Psychology and Molecular & Cell Biology, an MBA and a Master's Degree in Applied Clinical Nutrition from New York Chiropractic College, and has earned professional certificates as an Advanced Nutrition Response Testing® Practitioner. He is the author of The Pharmaceutical Myth and blogs about real food, natural living, and holistic health. Gerald Lectures to natural health practitioners across the country via his educational company The Healing Body Institute.

Gerald has been helping people on their natural health journeys with great results for over 15 years. He uses a specialized, non-invasive method of muscle testing to design individualized clinical nutrition programs to achieve optimal results with their clients. His background in functional neurology, functional nutrition, herbology and homeopathy gives him and his team an edge in the holistic health arena to be able to help many families efficiently to achieve optimal health and reach their full potential in life.

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