Mike BennettGuest
Bree AllredHost
Tell me a little bit more about why the face and the jaw matter so much to the brie.

Well, you just have to study the neurology to get a good idea of what's going on because a predominant amount of your sensory cortex of the brain is devoted to the face.

And what's more important to the human body than breathing and nutrition? Staying alive.

But the trigeminal nerve is the largest of all the sensory nerves, and that feeds the face, and it protects the face, jaw, tongue areas.

So if there's any injury or any functional disturbances in that system, that's this part where that big, huge sensory nerve is, then it's going to activate the central nervous system easily and put somebody into a fight or flight more quickly.

And anecdotally, you know, I'm thinking hypothetically, but clinically I see it all the time.

If I can get the face right, the jaws right, the airway open, protected, it's amazing.

And I would say, arguing from a pelvic floor standpoint, so you're talking about all of the entrance for the nutrition.

And the other end of reproduction, right? So these very similar aspects where it's like we have muscles that are surrounding two ends of the very vital tube to our body, right? And very vital...

So from all of those aspects, I'm like, it's so similar where we're just looking at two ends of the two ends of the body and very similar aspects there that are very highly connected to the nervous system.

Tell me a little bit more about why the face and the jaw matter so much to the brie.

Well, you just have to study the neurology to get a good idea of what's going on because a predominant amount of your sensory cortex of the brain is devoted to the face.

And what's more important to the human body than breathing and nutrition? Staying alive.

But the trigeminal nerve is the largest of all the sensory nerves, and that feeds the face, and it protects the face, jaw, tongue areas.

So if there's any injury or any functional disturbances in that system, that's this part where that big, huge sensory nerve is, then it's going to activate the central nervous system easily and put somebody into a fight or flight more quickly.

And anecdotally, you know, I'm thinking hypothetically, but clinically I see it all the time.

If I can get the face right, the jaws right, the airway open, protected, it's amazing.

And I would say, arguing from a pelvic floor standpoint, so you're talking about all of the entrance for the nutrition.

And the other end of reproduction, right? So these very similar aspects where it's like we have muscles that are surrounding two ends of the very vital tube to our body, right? And very vital...

So from all of those aspects, I'm like, it's so similar where we're just looking at two ends of the two ends of the body and very similar aspects there that are very highly connected to the nervous system.
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