Human posture.
The perception of balance and posture is not only controlled by the ear, but also by the eyes (looking at the horizon) and teeth (occlusion).
A distinction is made between an ascending and a descending system.
In ascending syndrome, the root cause lies from foot to hip and causes the misalignment (attempt to compensate for this) in the back, neck and jaw joints.
With the descending syndrome, this is the other way around: the misalignment of the temporomandibular joints and/or occlusion causes the back and hips to become asymmetrical.
Only interdisciplinary treatment can lead to success.
