The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
we found this and I have congenitally small jugular veins and it was restricting flow uh to and from my brain which would cause you know all kinds of problems in the brain and the lungs and the heart and it was the first time we found in this protocol something alarming and scary
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my posture right here like this is why this was a contributing factor to my my jugular vein being stenosed is um shocking to see that what terrible posture
I had an MRI scan done just for preventative cancer screening I found that I had a jugular vein stenosis so we had these two big veins on the side of our necks they are the highways for blood so the MRI showed that I had severe stenosis severe cloggage and it was causing intracranial pressures
now we're in the gym this is my favorite place every morning I get to be in the forest working out we're going to now start with the posture movements I learned when I was trying to correct for my internal jugular vein stenosis let's get those done