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Autonomic Nervous System The sympathetic nervous system originates from the thoracic vertebrae 1 through the lumbar vertebrae 3. The parasympathetic nervous system consists of the brainstem and cranial nerves (III: oculomotor nerve, VII: facial nerve, IX: glossopharyngeal nerve, X: vagus nerve), and peripheral nerves that descend the spinal cord and exit from the sacrum (S2-S4). It connects to almost all organs. Posterior displacement of the sacrum can lead to compensatory posture, such as a rounded back, or posterior displacement of the thoracic vertebrae 1-5, which can cause the autonomic nervous system to be stretched (nerve traction theory). As a result, nerve conduction deteriorates, leading to decreased organ function. For example, rightward displacement or leftward twisting of the thoracic vertebrae 1-4 can cause traction on the sympathetic nerves related to the sinoatrial node, potentially leading to premature contractions (arrhythmia). Furthermore, many patients experience difficulty exhaling due to contracture of the bronchial and pulmonary nerves. However, if the "loosening, correction, and strength training" methods are followed correctly, not a single person has failed to see results. *The Relationship Between Strength Training and the Autonomic Nervous System* Even top athletes, gold medalists, and bodybuilding champions often have weak rhomboid and gluteus maximus muscles, and thoracic kyphosis can strain the autonomic nervous system, leading to various health problems. Are your strength training exercises, frequency, and intensity appropriate? *Necessary Training* [Complete Guide] 3 Essential Strength Training Exercises for Spinal Conditioning!    • 【完全保存版】背骨コンディショニング基本の筋トレ3選！ hino method , ...   The following strength training exercises are essential: Back Kicks High Elbow Rowing Back Extensions If the misalignment is caused by "muscle weakness," it won't improve until the muscles are strengthened. Conversely, if muscles are strengthened, improvement is inevitable (including improved balance and reduced ligament tension). I have seen over 300,000 people, and not a single person has failed to see results after building muscle. *Training Guidelines* Back Kicks: 10 reps x 3 sets at 25% of body weight Intensity: Approximately 70% of maximum strength Frequency: Start with 2 times a week Adjust intensity every 2 months (based on training principles) Strength training will not be effective if the intensity and frequency are incorrect. Muscles don't grow immediately, so be consistent and keep at it. [Instructor Training Course Information] Many osteopaths, judo therapists, fitness and yoga professionals from all over Japan are enrolling! There's a reason why this course is so popular. If you want to take your skills to the next level as a body professional, start by gathering information through a free consultation. ▶ Free Consultation Now https://sub.sca-instructor.com/p/9PgG... ▶ Information & Application Page https://sebone-c.org/instructor/licen... 【About the Hidehiko Hino Intensive Course】 Don't miss this valuable opportunity to learn directly from the representative! https://www.sebone-c.org/instructor/i... ------------------ Hidehiko Hino, Founder of Spine Conditioning. • Representative Director, Spine Conditioning Association (https://www.sebone-c.org/) • Certified Professional Lifelong Sports Trainer, Japan Health and Sports Federation • Member, Sapporo Hitsujigaoka Church, Japan Jesus Christ Church I also play bass in the R&R band "Sylwets" as a hobby. By registering for our LINE official account: https://lstep.app/Ts3BU7f Free video gift Receive valuable information such as birthday and last-minute discounts Receive monthly videos guaranteed Exclusive gift campaigns for registered users Please add us as a friend (register)! If the exercises in the video don't improve your condition, please visit Hino Spinal Correction Clinic: https://sebone-hino.com/onetoone/ Hino Hidehiko's official website is here! You can also find information about his books here. https://hino-sebone.com/ ▶︎Instagram   / hinopresley   ▶︎X   / elvispresley624   ▶︎Facebook   / hinohidehiko   If you want to treat various physical ailments, maintain your body, or are even slightly interested, please subscribe to our channel! →   / @sebone123