A Backstage Moment That Changed Everything for this Piano Player
I was working with Steely Dan when the bass player walked up to me with an older gentleman.
He couldn’t even open the lid on a soup container. His hands were so weak he could barely open a door. It had progressed that badly.
The bass player said, “Tell him what they told you.”
The man said, “I’ve been to every top neurologist in the world. They all say I have diabetic neuropathy.”
So I asked him, “How did this start?”
He said, “It started in these two fingers, then it went around to the thumb.”
I looked at him and said, “You do not have diabetic neuropathy.”
He looked at me like I was crazy and said, “Excuse me, sir, but I’ve been to the top neurologists in the world. I’m a studio musician. I’m the keyboard player for Smokey Robinson. And I can’t play piano anymore.”
That got my full attention.
I said, “Do you want me to prove it to you?”
He said, “Yes.”
I had him lie down on a table and I worked on the scalene and shoulder muscles using the Vibeassage.
Within moments, he started yelling.
And remember—we’re backstage with all the road crew and equipment around.
He said, “It’s on fire! It’s on fire!”
I said, “That’s blood flow coming back into your arm.”
It’s like when you wake up after sleeping on your arm and it’s tingling like crazy—that burning, flooding sensation. That’s exactly what he was feeling for the first time in a long time.
I turned the machine off and said, “Mr. Burke, make a fist.”
He looked at his hand and said, “Oh my God… my hand is working again.”
Then I told him, “Please don’t scream ‘fire’ backstage,” and we both laughed.
And then I said, “Here’s why you don’t have diabetic neuropathy:
Diabetic neuropathy starts distally—in the toes and feet—and slowly moves upward because it’s a circulation and metabolic problem.
Your problem started proximally—near the shoulder—and moved down into the hand.
That’s a compression problem, not a metabolic one.”
He didn’t have diabetic neuropathy.
He had a nerve compression syndrome, a thoracic outlet syndrome–type mechanical blockage cutting off blood flow and nerve function.
And in minutes, a career that had been declared “over” started coming back.
This Is What Real Performance Medicine Looks Like
This is not luck.
This is root-cause medicine, function-first medicine, and inflammation-based medicine applied with precision.
It is the difference between:
- Treating symptoms
- And restoring biomechanics optimization, structural balance, and movement-based medicine
Most medicine today is still practicing a structural model—looking for something to cut, remove, inject, or suppress.
But performance medicine, recovery medicine, and elite performance recovery require a different lens:
- Human spring system mechanics
- Human spring biomechanics
- Gravity and the body
- Foot spring mechanics
- Kinetic chain dysfunction
- Movement pattern correction
- Posture correction
- Gait analysis
- Performance biomechanics
- Injury prevention biomechanics
When these systems fail, the body doesn’t just hurt.
It loses:
- Energy restoration capacity
- Mental clarity optimization
- Mood optimization
- Nervous system regulation
- Stress physiology balance
- Resilience training capacity
And this is where neuroinflammation, inflammation and depression, and brain-body connection begin to dominate someone’s life.
Why Celebrities, Executives, and Elite Performers Need a Different Kind of Doctor
A VIP recovery week, executive recovery retreat, or concierge recovery medicine program is not about spa treatments.
It is about rapid recovery programs, intensive recovery programs, and high-intensity rehab designed to restore:
- Peak performance medicine
- Performance longevity
- Chronic pain recovery
- Inflammation reduction
- Nervous system reset
- Non-surgical pain relief
- Functional recovery
Whether it is delivered as:
- Private in-home treatment
- Luxury hotel treatment program
- 7-day recovery program
- Or a VIP medical care immersion
The goal is always the same:
Restore the spring.
Restore the nervous system.
Restore movement.
Restore life.
The Hidden Epidemic: Misdiagnosis by Imaging
Mr. Burke’s story is not rare.
Every week, Dr. Stoxen sees people diagnosed with:
- “Neuropathy”
- “Degeneration”
- “Disc disease”
- “Permanent nerve damage”
When what they actually have is:
- Musculoskeletal medicine problems
- Nerve compression syndromes
- Kinetic chain dysfunction
- Structural balance collapse
- Posture correction failures
- Movement pattern correction failures
And most importantly:
A collapsed human spring system.
The Human Spring Is the Body’s Shock Absorber, Energy Recycler, and Decompression System
The Human Spring Approach explains why:
- Compression creates pain
- Stiffness creates inflammation
- Inflammation creates nerve sensitivity
- Nerve sensitivity creates muscle guarding
- Muscle guarding creates more compression
This vicious loop drives:
- Chronic pain recovery needs
- Burnout recovery needs
- Brain fog treatment needs
- Mood optimization needs
And eventually:
- Surgical consultations
- Lifetime medications
- And permanent disability labels
Why Surgery Fails So Many Performers
Surgery removes anatomy.
It does not restore spring compliance.
It does not restore biomechanics optimization.
It does not restore performance biomechanics.
That is why so many artists, athletes, and executives seek a non-surgical recovery expert and thoracic outlet syndrome expert who understands:
- Gravity and the body
- Human spring biomechanics
- Kinetic chain dysfunction
- Movement-based medicine
Performance Longevity Is the New Medicine
The future of healthcare is not just:
- “Are you alive?”
It is:
- “Are you functional?”
- “Are you clear?”
- “Are you energetic?”
- “Are you resilient?”
That is longevity medicine, anti-aging medicine, performance longevity, and biohacking for longevity done correctly.
Not with supplements and gadgets.
But with:
- Human performance optimization
- Elite performance recovery
- Recovery medicine
- Nervous system reset
- Stress physiology recalibration
From Red Carpets to Backstage to Boardrooms
As a world-renowned doctor, international medical speaker, keynote medical speaker, and bestselling medical author, Dr. Stoxen has delivered:
- On-tour medical care
- Backstage doctor services
- Private doctor for celebrities programs
- Executive health programs
- High-profile patient care for elite performers
But the mission is always the same:
Restore function first.
Then performance returns.
The Integrated Spring-Mass Model: Why Everything Is Connected
Your foot is not a foot.
It is a spring.
Your spine is not a stack of bones.
It is a suspension bridge.
Your shoulder is not a hinge.
It is a hanging spring system.
When the foot spring mechanics collapse, the entire kinetic chain collapses.
That is why:
- Neck pain is often a foot problem
- Shoulder pain is often a posture problem
- Back pain is often a gait problem
This is human spring biomechanics in action.
Inflammation Is Not the Disease — It Is the Alarm
Neuroinflammation and inflammation and depression are not random.
They are consequences of:
- Mechanical compression
- Circulatory stagnation
- Nervous system overload
- Loss of elastic movement
Fix the mechanics.
The inflammation often fades.
The Real Goal: Nervous System Regulation
Every elite recovery program ultimately aims at:
- Nervous system regulation
- Nervous system reset
- Stress physiology normalization
Because:
A calm nervous system heals.
A compressed nervous system degenerates.
Why This Works When Everything Else Fails
Because it is:
- Root-cause medicine
- Function-first medicine
- Inflammation-based medicine
- Movement-based medicine
Not symptom suppression.
Not image worship.
Not fear-based surgery.
The Future of Elite Health Care
The future belongs to:
- Concierge medicine
- VIP medical care
- Elite client health programs
- Luxury medical services that actually restore function
Not just manage decline.
The Real Meaning of Being “Red Carpet Ready”
Red carpet ready health is not cosmetic.
It is:
- Moving freely
- Thinking clearly
- Sleeping deeply
- Performing powerfully
- Living without fear of your body
Why Mr. Burke’s Story Matters
Because it proves something critical:
The body is not broken.
It is compressed.
And compression is reversible.
When you restore the human spring system, you restore:
- Blood flow
- Nerve flow
- Movement
- Energy
- Life
This Is the New Medicine
Not:
- “What did your MRI show?”
But:
- “How does your body move?”
- “Where is your spring system blocked?”
- “Where is your nervous system trapped?”
Final Thought
Whether you are:
- A touring artist
- A Hollywood performer
- A professional athlete
- A CEO
- Or someone who just wants their life back
The truth is the same:
Your body is not a lever.
It is a spring.
And when that spring is restored, so is your future.
Taking Back Control of Your Body (And Why Most People Were Never Taught How)
Most people grow up believing that their body is something that “breaks” and needs to be “fixed” by someone else.
If something hurts, you go somewhere.
If something feels wrong, you get it checked.
If something limits your life, you hope someone has an answer.
This way of thinking is not wrong.
But it is incomplete.
Because your body is not just something that gets repaired.
It is something you live in every day.
And what you do with it every day matters more than almost anything else.
This idea sits at the center of the Human Spring Approach and the Integrated Spring-Mass Model.
The Problem With a Clinic-Only Mindset
Many people fall into a pattern like this:
- Something hurts
- They get help
- They feel better
- Life gets busy
- Old habits return
- The problem comes back
This does not mean treatment failed.
It means the system that created the problem never changed.
This is why so many people end up depending on appointments instead of building functional recovery into daily life.
What the Human Spring Model Changes
Instead of seeing the body as a machine made of rigid parts, this approach sees the body as a living human spring system.
A system designed to:
- Absorb force
- Store energy
- Release energy
- Protect joints and tissues
This is the foundation of human spring biomechanics, performance biomechanics, biomechanics optimization, and understanding gravity and the body.
When this spring system works, life feels easier.
When it doesn’t, everything feels heavier.
Why This Idea Came From the Real World
This philosophy was not created in a lab.
It came from decades working in musculoskeletal medicine with people whose lives depended on their bodies working.
Over time, I ended up working as a tour doctor, providing on-tour medical care, and serving as a backstage doctor for performers, athletes, and high-level professionals.
In those environments, people talk about:
- performance medicine
- peak performance medicine
- elite performance recovery
- performance longevity
They also talk about:
- VIP medical care
- concierge medicine
- elite client health
- high-profile patient care
- luxury medical services
- executive health program
Some people describe me as a celebrity doctor, celebrity health expert, celebrity performance doctor, professional athlete doctor, Hollywood doctor, entertainer health specialist, or private doctor for celebrities.
Others use titles like world-renowned doctor, international medical speaker, keynote medical speaker, medical innovator, bestselling medical author, and performance medicine pioneer.
But again, the titles are not the point.
The lesson is.
The Lesson: The Body Is a System, Not a Collection of Parts
The problem I kept seeing was this:
People were being treated one body part at a time.
But the breakdown was happening in the system.
This is how kinetic chain dysfunction begins.
This is why foot spring mechanics, posture correction, gait analysis, and movement pattern correction matter so much.
Force never stays in one place.
It always travels.
Why the Nervous System Decides More Than You Think
Pain is not just a tissue problem.
It is also a nervous system problem.
When the nervous system feels overloaded or unsafe, it tightens the body to protect it.
Over time, this becomes the new normal.
This is where:
- nervous system regulation
- stress physiology
- nervous system reset
- brain-body connection
become daily concerns.
Long-term tension is also linked to neuroinflammation and patterns people describe as brain fog treatment, mental clarity optimization, mood optimization, and even inflammation and depression.
This is why people often don’t just hurt.
They feel tired, foggy, and burned out.
This is where energy restoration, burnout recovery, and resilience training become part of the same story.
Why Chasing Pain Never Builds Health
If you only treat what hurts, you never fix what caused it.
This is why the Human Spring Approach is built around:
- movement-based medicine
- function-first medicine
- root-cause medicine
- functional recovery
We don’t ask, “Where does it hurt?”
We ask, “Why is the system not working like a spring anymore?”
How This Applies to Chronic and Complex Problems
When the spring system stays broken for a long time, compression and irritation build up.
This is where inflammation reduction, recovery medicine, and chronic pain recovery become daily concerns.
In some people, this shows up as nerve compression syndromes.
In more complex patterns, it overlaps with cases often handled by a thoracic outlet syndrome expert.
Again, the label is not the most important part.
The system is.
Where Self-Care Tools Fit In
Daily recovery is about giving your body small, regular signals that it is safe to relax and move.
This is where tools like Vibeassage Pro and Vibeassage Sport fit in.
They are not cures.
They are recovery support tools.
They help support:
- Muscle relaxation
- Circulation
- Nervous system calming
- Daily recovery habits
This fits into what some people call:
- an intensive recovery program
- high-intensity rehab
- a 7-day recovery program
- a private in-home treatment
- a VIP recovery week
- a luxury hotel treatment program
- an executive recovery retreat
- or a rapid recovery program
But the real power is using simple tools, consistently, at home.
A New Way to Think About Responsibility
This approach does not take doctors or therapists out of the picture.
It just puts you back in the center of your own recovery.
You don’t outsource your health.
You build it.
One day at a time.
How to Build a Simple Daily Recovery Routine
One of the biggest reasons people quit taking care of their bodies is not laziness.
It is complexity.
They are given too many exercises.
Too many rules.
Too many things to remember.
So they do nothing.
The Human Spring Approach was never meant to turn your life into a full-time project.
It was meant to fit into your life.
The Real Goal of a Daily Routine
The goal of a daily routine is not to “fix” you.
It is to give your body regular signals that it is safe to:
- Move
- Relax
- Breathe
- Recover
This is how you support:
- nervous system regulation
- nervous system reset
- Understanding stress physiology
- The brain-body connection
And this is the foundation of long-term functional recovery.
The Three Daily Pillars: Calm, Move, Reload
A simple Human Spring day has three parts:
- Calm the system
- Move the system
- Gently reload the system
Not in a gym.
Not in a clinic.
In your real life.
Part 1: Calm the System
A guarded body cannot change.
So every day should include something that tells your nervous system it is safe.
This can be:
- Slow breathing
- Gentle rocking
- Comfortable positions
- Quiet time
- Or simple self-care tools
This supports nervous system regulation and helps reduce the background stress that drives neuroinflammation, brain fog treatment, mental clarity optimization, mood optimization, and even patterns described as inflammation and depression.
This is also where tools like Vibeassage Pro and Vibeassage Sport fit in.
They are not cures.
They are recovery support tools that help:
- Relax muscles
- Improve circulation
- Calm the nervous system
- Make daily recovery easier
Part 2: Move the System
Movement is how you keep your springs alive.
But movement does not have to be intense to be useful.
The goal is:
- Let joints move
- Let the spine move
- Let the hips move
- Let the feet move
This supports human spring biomechanics, foot spring mechanics, performance biomechanics, and prevents kinetic chain dysfunction.
Walking is one of the best daily spring exercises.
So is gentle stretching, easy mobility, and changing positions often.
This is movement-based medicine in real life.
Part 3: Gently Reload the System
Reloading means teaching the spring system to handle load again.
But gently.
Not with fear.
Not with strain.
This is where:
- Light resistance
- Easy balance work
- Small jumps or bounces (when appropriate)
- Controlled movements
come in.
This supports human performance optimization, resilience training, and long-term performance longevity without breaking the system down.
Why This Order Matters
If you load before you calm, you increase threat.
If you stretch before you calm, you increase guarding.
If you strengthen before motion returns, you increase compression.
This is why the Human Spring Approach always starts with safety and ends with confidence.
How This Prevents Chronic Pain From Coming Back
Chronic pain thrives in:
- Stillness
- Fear
- Guarding
- Inconsistency
Daily calm + daily movement + gentle loading supports:
- inflammation reduction
- recovery medicine
- chronic pain recovery
- And reduces the risk of nerve compression syndromes
In more complex cases, this also supports people who have been evaluated by a thoracic outlet syndrome expert, even though the routine itself is general and supportive, not medical treatment.
Why This Works for Busy People
This routine does not require:
- A gym membership
- Special clothing
- Long sessions
- Perfect discipline
It requires:
- A few minutes in the morning
- A little movement during the day
- A little calming at night
That’s it.
How High Performers Use the Same Principles
In touring and performance worlds, I saw the same pattern again and again.
People who last are not the ones who train the hardest.
They are the ones who recover the best.
This is why this philosophy became part of:
- performance medicine
- peak performance medicine
- elite performance recovery
- performance longevity
And also part of:
- VIP medical care
- concierge medicine
- elite client health
- high-profile patient care
- luxury medical services
- executive health program
Some people describe me as a celebrity doctor, celebrity health expert, celebrity performance doctor, professional athlete doctor, Hollywood doctor, entertainer health specialist, or private doctor for celebrities.
Others use titles like world-renowned doctor, international medical speaker, keynote medical speaker, medical innovator, bestselling medical author, and performance medicine pioneer.
But again, the principles are simple.
How to Keep It From Becoming Another “Program You Quit”
The secret is this:
Don’t try to do everything.
Just do something.
Every day.
Five minutes of calm is better than nothing.
Ten minutes of walking is better than nothing.
Two minutes of breathing is better than nothing.
Consistency beats intensity.
The Mindset Shift That Makes It Work
Stop thinking:
“I need to fix my body.”
Start thinking:
“I need to give my body better daily signals.”
This shift alone changes everything.
How to Support Your Body Without Becoming Dependent on Treatments
One of the quiet fears many people have after years of pain or tension is this:
“What if I stop doing this and everything comes back?”
That fear is understandable.
When your body has let you down, you stop trusting it.
And when you stop trusting it, you start depending on things instead of signals.
The Human Spring Approach is not about creating dependency.
It is about rebuilding confidence.
Tools Are Helpers, Not Crutches
Tools like Vibeassage Pro and Vibeassage Sport can be very useful as recovery support tools.
They help:
- Relax muscles
- Improve circulation
- Calm the nervous system
- Make daily recovery easier
But they are not the recovery.
They support the recovery.
The real recovery happens when your:
- human spring system
- human spring biomechanics
- performance biomechanics
- biomechanics optimization
start working better on their own.
The Difference Between Support and Dependence
Support says:
“I use this to help my body recover.”
Dependence says:
“I can’t feel okay without this.”
The goal is to slowly need less help, not more.
This is the heart of functional recovery.
How to Listen to Your Body Without Becoming Afraid of It
Many people confuse listening to their body with avoiding everything.
That’s not listening.
That’s fear.
Your body communicates in:
- Comfort
- Tension
- Fatigue
- Ease
- Stiffness
Learning to notice these without panic is part of:
- nervous system regulation
- nervous system reset
- Understanding stress physiology
- Supporting the brain-body connection
When you stop treating every sensation as danger, the system starts to calm.
The Push vs Rest Question
One of the hardest questions in recovery is:
“Should I push through this or rest?”
The answer is:
Neither.
And both.
You don’t push through pain.
But you also don’t avoid all challenge.
You look for comfortable effort.
This is how you rebuild:
- resilience training
- human performance optimization
- energy restoration
- burnout recovery
without re-triggering the old protection patterns.
Why Small, Repeated Wins Matter
The nervous system learns from experience.
If every movement experience is safe, the system relaxes.
If every experience feels threatening, it tightens.
This is why small, easy, successful movements are more powerful than big heroic efforts.
How This Reduces Inflammation and Sensitivity Over Time
As the system calms and movement improves:
- Circulation improves
- Compression decreases
- Tissues get healthier
This supports:
- inflammation reduction
- neuroinflammation calming
- recovery medicine
- chronic pain recovery
And reduces the risk of nerve compression syndromes, even in people who have dealt with complex patterns sometimes evaluated by a thoracic outlet syndrome expert.
Why Chasing “Perfect” Is the Enemy
There is no perfect program.
There is only:
- What you can do today
- What you can repeat tomorrow
- What you can slowly build on
This is how real movement-based medicine, function-first medicine, and root-cause medicine works in real life.
How High Performers Think About This
In performance worlds, the goal is not to feel perfect.
The goal is to stay reliable.
This is why this philosophy became part of:
- performance medicine
- peak performance medicine
- elite performance recovery
- performance longevity
And also part of:
- VIP medical care
- concierge medicine
- elite client health
- high-profile patient care
- luxury medical services
- executive health program
Some people describe me as a celebrity doctor, celebrity health expert, celebrity performance doctor, professional athlete doctor, Hollywood doctor, entertainer health specialist, or private doctor for celebrities.
Others use titles like world-renowned doctor, international medical speaker, keynote medical speaker, medical innovator, bestselling medical author, and performance medicine pioneer.
But the mindset is the same:
Protect the system.
Don’t chase the symptom.
How to Know When You’re Doing Too Much
Signs you’re doing too much:
- You feel worse the next day
- Your sleep gets worse
- Your body feels more guarded
- Your energy drops
Signs you’re doing the right amount:
- You feel a little better or the same
- You feel more relaxed
- You feel more confident moving
- Your recovery is easier
How to Gradually Need Less and Less “Treatment”
As your spring system works better, you’ll notice:
- You recover faster
- You need fewer interventions
- You trust your body more
- You worry less about every sensation
That is success.
Not needing more care.
Needing less.
A Healthier Relationship With Your Body
Your body is not fragile.
It is adaptive.
If you give it the right signals, often enough, it adapts in your favor.
This is the heart of the Human Spring Approach and the Integrated Spring-Mass Model.
How to Live in Your Body for Life
Most people think about health in short chapters.
They think in terms of:
- Fixing a problem
- Getting through a crisis
- Recovering from an injury
- Or surviving a stressful season
Then, once things are “good enough,” they stop thinking about it.
Until the next problem shows up.
The Human Spring Approach and the Integrated Spring-Mass Model offer a very different way to think:
Your body is not something you fix.
It is something you live in.
Every day.
For your whole life.
The Big Idea: You Are Maintaining a System, Not a Body Part
Your body is not a collection of independent parts.
It is a living human spring system.
A system designed to:
- Absorb force
- Store energy
- Release energy
- Protect joints and tissues
This is the foundation of human spring biomechanics, performance biomechanics, biomechanics optimization, and understanding gravity and the body.
When this system works, life feels lighter.
When it doesn’t, life feels heavier.
A New Way to Think About Aging
Most people think aging means:
- Less movement
- More stiffness
- More pain
- More limitation
But a lot of what we call “aging” is really:
- Loss of spring
- Loss of motion
- Loss of confidence in movement
- Loss of recovery habits
When you protect foot spring mechanics, posture correction, gait analysis, and avoid kinetic chain dysfunction, you are not trying to be young.
You are trying to stay elastic.
Elasticity is what keeps movement easy.
Why the Nervous System Is the Real Gatekeeper
A calm nervous system allows movement.
A threatened nervous system blocks it.
This is why nervous system regulation, understanding stress physiology, and practicing gentle nervous system reset habits are not optional if you want long-term health.
They are central to:
- resilience training
- energy restoration
- burnout recovery
- Supporting the brain-body connection
- Improving mental clarity optimization and mood optimization
And yes, they also help with patterns people describe as brain fog treatment or inflammation and depression.
Why Inflammation Stays Lower in a Well-Moving Body
A well-moving body has:
- Better circulation
- Less compression
- Better tissue health
This is why inflammation reduction and neuroinflammation are often not something you have to “fight” when your system is working well.
They calm down as part of good recovery medicine and chronic pain recovery habits.
How to Think About Your Body Decades From Now
Instead of asking:
“What will fix this?”
Start asking:
“What will still work when I’m 70? 80? 90?”
The answers are almost always:
- Daily movement
- Daily recovery
- Calm nervous system
- Consistent habits
Not heroic efforts.
Not extreme programs.
Not complicated systems.
Why This Philosophy Works in Every Kind of Life
This way of thinking is the same one I used while working as a tour doctor, providing on-tour medical care, and serving as a backstage doctor for performers whose careers depended on their bodies.
In those worlds, people talk about:
- performance medicine
- peak performance medicine
- elite performance recovery
- performance longevity
They also talk about:
- VIP medical care
- concierge medicine
- elite client health
- high-profile patient care
- luxury medical services
- executive health program
Some people describe me as a celebrity doctor, celebrity health expert, celebrity performance doctor, professional athlete doctor, Hollywood doctor, entertainer health specialist, or private doctor for celebrities.
Others use titles like world-renowned doctor, international medical speaker, keynote medical speaker, medical innovator, bestselling medical author, and performance medicine pioneer.
But again, the biology is the same for everyone.
Your body does not know your job title.
Where Tools Like Vibeassage Fit Over a Lifetime
Tools like Vibeassage Pro and Vibeassage Sport are not meant to replace your body’s ability to recover.
They are meant to support it.
They are recovery support tools.
They help with:
- Muscle relaxation
- Circulation
- Nervous system calming
- Making daily recovery easier
Over a lifetime, this is not about dependence.
It is about maintenance.
Just like brushing your teeth.
Why You Don’t Need to Live in a Clinic
Some people organize their lives around structured experiences like:
- an intensive recovery program
- high-intensity rehab
- a 7-day recovery program
- a private in-home treatment
- a VIP recovery week
- a luxury hotel treatment program
- an executive recovery retreat
- or a rapid recovery 5 day recovery program
These can be helpful at certain times.
But the real work happens at home.
In daily life.
In small habits.
The End of the “Fix Me” Mentality
The most powerful shift many people make is this:
They stop asking others to fix their body.
And start learning how to take care of it.
This does not mean you never need help.
It means you are no longer helpless.
What a Healthy Body Actually Feels Like
A healthy body is not perfect.
It is:
- Adaptable
- Forgiving
- Resilient
- Recoverable
That is what functional recovery, movement-based medicine, function-first medicine, and root-cause medicine are really about.
Not perfection.
Adaptation.
A Final Message to the Reader
Your body is not your enemy.
It is your home.
If you treat it like a spring, it often starts behaving like one again.
Move a little every day.
Recover a little every day.
Calm your nervous system a little every day.
Trust your body a little more every day.
That is the real promise of the Human Spring Approach and the Integrated Spring-Mass Model.
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Dr James Stoxen DC., FSSEMM (hon) He is the president of Team Doctors®, Treatment and Training Center Chicago, one of the most recognized treatment centers in the world.
Dr Stoxen is a #1 International Bestselling Author of the book, The Human Spring Approach to Thoracic Outlet Syndrome. He has lectured at more than 20 medical conferences on his Human Spring Approach to Thoracic Outlet Syndrome and asked to publish his research on this approach to treating thoracic outlet syndrome in over 30 peer review medical journals.
He has been asked to submit his other research on the human spring approach to treatment, training and prevention in over 150 peer review medical journals. He serves as the Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Orthopedic Science and Research, Executive Editor or the Journal of Trauma and Acute Care, Chief Editor, Advances in Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Journal and editorial board for over 35 peer review medical journals.
He is a much sought-after speaker. He has given over 1000 live presentations and lectured at over 70 medical conferences to over 50,000 doctors in more than 20 countries. He has been invited to speak at over 300 medical conferences which includes invitations as the keynote speaker at over 50 medical conferences.
After his groundbreaking lecture on the Integrated Spring-Mass Model at the World Congress of Sports and Exercise Medicine he was presented with an Honorary Fellowship Award by a member of the royal family, the Sultan of Pahang, for his distinguished research and contributions to the advancement of Sports and Exercise Medicine on an International level. He was inducted into the National Fitness Hall of Fame in 2008 and the Personal Trainers Hall of Fame in 2012.
Dr Stoxen has a big reputation in the entertainment industry working as a doctor for over 150 tours of elite entertainers, caring for over 1000 top celebrity entertainers and their handlers. Anthony Field or the popular children’s entertainment group, The Wiggles, wrote a book, How I Got My Wiggle Back detailing his struggles with chronic pain and clinical depression he struggled with for years. Dr Stoxen is proud to be able to assist him.
Full Bio) Dr Stoxen can be reached directly at teamdoctors@aol.com