The Biomechanical Brain by Geoff Dakin, Curtis Westersund (DDS), and Jeff Scholten (DC) introduces a new way to understand chronic pain—not as a sign that the body is broken, but as a protective strategy of the nervous system seeking stability under load and gravity. The book presents an integrated framework connecting bite alignment, breathing patterns, posture, the upper neck, and pelvic organization into one clinical perspective. It explains why many treatments fail to deliver lasting results when the true drivers of dysfunction remain unaddressed. It also highlights how breathing mechanics and jaw stability influence nervous system regulation and whole-body coordination. Ultimately, it offers a practical path to stop guessing and start creating the conditions needed for sustainable recovery.
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