Balloon inside the Nose

What is Endo-Nasal?

Endo = Inside, Nasal = Nose

When a patient needs this treatment, it becomes a Vital thing for their unwinding. It can be an important and missing piece of a patient’s program. The procedure of Endo-Nasal uses a small balloon to move a bone “inside the face”.  This cranial bone, called the SPHENOID, has a direct mechanical relationship with the rest of the what's that body’s structure. This simple and quick procedure is needed on average no more than 3 or 4 times, and sometimes only 1 or 2 times, and with others not at all.  The doctor will check this on you occasionally, and immediately if requested. 

SPHENOID = “wings” in Latin and is called this because it has the general shape of a butterfly.

Putting this cranial bone into place will allow the complete unwinding of the body’s structure. This accomplished, can and may open the floodgates of unwinding, and thus enabling the goals of the entire program- a relatively compensation-free structure which is pain-free and works the way it’s supposed to.

What is the Procedure?

First, an assessment is done to discover which portion of the Sphenoid needs to be shifted. The doctor will test for this manually, with slight “pressure pushes” on the side of your temple corresponding with different contact points of the sphenoid on the inside of the temple bone

The Endo-Nasal treatment involves pushing an un-inflated balloon, with the help of a FLAT-ended toothpick, into one of 3 possible nasal cavities, right or left. The balloon material will be either latex or nitrile (non-latex), and a small amount of lubricant is used. 

Many patients describe the sensation of the balloon going in as “feeling a temporary increase in sinus pressure while under water.”  Once the balloon is in place, it is slowly inflated until the patient indicates that they feel some increased pressure.  Then a deep breath with a final quick balloon inflation – crunch!  (Often the sound, and no pain).  The balloon gets pulled out immediately, with the patient blowing their nose with tissues already in their hands.

The doctor then does a check of the spine to see what may have been affected/changed by the sphenoid’s repositioning. There is always something to find in the spine afterwards.

Who Needs Endo-Nasal

The more obvious patients that need it are those that have received trauma to their face or head, at any time in their life.  The less obvious patients are those that may not have had this kind of trauma but will need it for the following reason: your entire structure moves as one synchronous machine with all its moving parts.  And the movement of a misaligned spine has a bad mechanical effect on a bone in the skull- the one and only Sphenoid!  Have you ever noticed one side of an older person’s face looks dropped down a bit, as compared to the other.  This is the visual/noticeable effect of an uncorrected Sphenoid bone over a lifetime.  Let alone the multitude of sinus, facial, or TMJ symptoms that can result far before one is older.   

Interesting note: It is hypothesized that the sphenoid WINGed butterfly shape predisposes it to be more easily put out of place, as described above, by the misaligned spine.  You can call it a “susceptibility” to be so affected. 

Conclusion:

Correcting the sphenoid bone with ENDO NASAL, as needed, in conjunction with full structural correction, will create miracle results, and recover your body!

Real Text Messages after receiving E/N: 

“After that [Endo-Nasal] treatment yesterday, I feel like a million bucks!”    

“I didn’t think it would make that big of a difference, but it does!”“…not only am I breathing better, but I can [now] SEE better!”                

“You [Dr Riesling] are a ‘Houdini’ of body work!”

"My unwinding smoothed right out after my Endo-Nasal treatment!"