Jomar Rodriguez

27/10/2025

Bingi Dahil sa Baradong Mucus?
Alam mo bang minsan, hindi talaga tenga ang problema kung bakit parang bingi ka o may tunog na parang tubig sa loob?
Kadalasan, dito pala sa leeg nagsisimula ang bara sa tinatawag nating cervical misalignment.
Kapag naipit ang daloy ng lymph, hindi makaalis ang mucus sa Eustachian tube.
Kaya kahit anong patak ng gamot o antibiotics, bumabalik pa rin ang bara at hilo.
Ang Vagus Nerve ang ‘healing nerve’ ng katawan.
Kapag tense o barado ito, nagkakaroon ng ear pressure, imbalance, at minsan pati vertigo.
Pero kapag na-activate mo ito, kusa itong nag-aayos ng circulation at lymph flow papunta sa tenga.

Ang solusyon?

Gamit ang Cervical Alignment at Lymphatic Drainage Therapy, maibabalik ang tamang flow ng lymph at ma-relax ang vagus nerve.
At kapag nangyari ‘yon, kusa nang nagdri-drain ang tenga.
Kung gusto mong matutunan ang step-by-step technique kung paano ito gawin,
📩 Comment mo lang “HEAL” at tutulungan kitang makabalik sa natural mong pandinig.
👉 Follow mo ako at i-share sa may ganitong problema para matulungan din sila!..

26/10/2025

May Bara Sa Tenga? Baka Sa Leeg Ang Problema!

“Maraming lumalapit sakin, sinasabi—‘Sir Jomar, parang laging barado ang tenga ko, pero sabi ng doktor okay naman daw.’
Ang hindi nila alam, minsan ang problema ay nasa neck muscles mismo.
May mga tinatawag tayong muscle knots o trigger points sa leeg, lalo na sa upper traps at sternocleidomastoid.
Kapag nanigas ‘yan, naaapektuhan ang lymphatic drainage at nerve signals papunta sa tenga.
Pero kapag ni-release mo ito gamit ang Cervical Realignment at Vagal Reset,
ramdam mo agad—gumagaan ang ulo, bumubuka ang tenga, at nawawala ang pressure.
🔥 Type mo “ALIGN” sa comments kung gusto mong matutunan ang step-by-step release method!”
👉 Follow mo ako at i-share sa may ganitong problema para matulungan din sila!

03/10/2025

Kong my problem kayo ears watch niyo ito

30/09/2025

Marami sa atin, araw-araw nakakaranas ng sakit sa likod, tuhod, balikat, o leeg. Minsan, iniisip natin normal lang ‘yan dahil sa trabaho, edad, o stress. Pero alam mo ba? May paraan para hindi lang mawala ang pain, kundi para tuluyang ma-repair ang katawan mo.

Introducing the Ultimate Healing Combo Therapy:
⚡ Shockwave Therapy gamit ang high-energy sound waves, binabasag nito ang scar tissue at calcium deposits, pinapabilis ang blood flow, at ginigising ang natural healing power ng katawan. Perfect ito para sa frozen shoulder, tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, at chronic pain.

🦴 Chiropractic Bone Alignment – inaayos ang spinal at joint misalignments. Kapag may subluxation ka, naiipit ang nerves, kaya nagkakaroon ng sakit, pamamanhid, o pangangalay. With proper alignment, nagiging free-flowing ulit ang signals ng nervous system mo. Resulta? Better posture, improved mobility, at mas less ang risk na bumalik ang sakit.

💧 Lymphatic Drainage Therapy – ito naman ang gentle detox ng katawan. Tinutulungan nitong alisin ang toxins, bawasan ang pamamaga, at palakasin ang immune system. Kapag malinis ang lymphatic flow mo, mas mabilis gumaling ang muscles at joints.

Ngayon, imagine mo kapag pinagsama ang tatlong ito…
👉 Shockwave breaks down the blockages.
👉 Chiro puts your bones and joints back in place.
👉 Lymphatic drainage flushes out the toxins and speeds up recovery.

Resulta? Mas mabilis ang healing, mas ganda ang circulation, mas light ang katawan, at balik-sigla ang galaw mo!

So kung pagod ka na sa paulit-ulit na sakit… Kung gusto mo ng real healing at hindi lang pain relievers… This is the therapy combo you’ve been waiting for.

✅ Book your Shockwave + Chiropractic + Lymphatic Drainage session today. Feel the difference after just ONE treatment at tuloy-tuloy ang ginhawa kapag na-experience mo ang complete program.

Huwag nang palampasin. Simulan mo na ang journey to a pain-free, healthier YOU!"

29/09/2025

28/09/2025

28/09/2025

25/09/2025

🌍 7-Day Metabolic Reset Retreat Program (Doctor-Supervised)

📅 Day 1 – Liver & Gallbladder Detox

🌿 Ancient Medicine: Dandelion root tea, Milk Thistle, TCM acupuncture (LV3, LI11, ST36), Hilot abdominal massage with sambong leaves

🧪 Modern Medicine: Baseline blood test (ALT, AST, bilirubin)

💆 Therapies:

Chiropractic → T6–T9 adjustment

Lymphatic drainage → thoracic duct pumping

🥗 Nutrition: Bitter greens salad, turmeric-ginger tea, no alcohol/sugar

👨‍⚕️ Doctor’s Recommendation: Schedule liver ultrasound if enzymes are high; follow-up in 1 week for lab review

📅 Day 2 – Pancreas & Blood Sugar Reset

🌿 Ancient Medicine: Bitter melon juice, Fenugreek tea, TCM points (SP6, ST36)

🧪 Modern Medicine: Glucose monitoring, HbA1c baseline

💆 Therapies:

Chiropractic → T7–T10

Foot reflexology (pancreas point in foot arch)

🥗 Nutrition: Low-glycemic diet (oats, barley, leafy greens), probiotic yogurt

👨‍⚕️ Doctor’s Recommendation: If fasting glucose >126 mg/dL → consult endocrinologist for diabetes management

📅 Day 3 – Kidney Flush & Lymphatic Drainage

🌿 Ancient Medicine: Punarnava decoction, Gokshura tea, TCM KI3 & BL23

🧪 Modern Medicine: Kidney panel (creatinine, eGFR, electrolytes)

💆 Therapies:

Chiropractic → L1–L2

Lymphatic → groin/inguinal massage

Herbal steam bath (ginger, pandan leaves)

🥗 Nutrition: Hydration day → coconut water, cucumber juice, light veggie soup

👨‍⚕️ Doctor’s Recommendation: If eGFR

24/09/2025

My Frozen shoulder si ma'am Odessa Alcaldea laging masakit ang likod at manhid ang mga kamay Kaya nagpa therapy.

19/09/2025

📋 100 Causes of Deafness (Hearing Loss)

✅ I. Infectious Causes (Bacteria, Virus, Fungi, Parasites)

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1. Acute Otitis Media (middle ear bacterial infection) – pain, fever, muffled hearing. 🔴
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2. Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media – persistent discharge, perforated eardrum, hearing loss. 🔴
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3. Otitis Externa (swimmer’s ear, bacterial) – ear pain, swelling, discharge. 🔴
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4. Meningitis (bacterial) – fever, stiff neck, severe headache, sudden deafness. 🔴
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5. Syphilis (congenital/acquired) – progressive hearing loss, tinnitus. 🔴
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6. Tuberculosis of middle ear – painless ear discharge, multiple perforations. 🔴
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7. Lyme Disease – fluctuating sensorineural hearing loss. 🔴
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8. Scarlet fever (Strep. pyogenes) – ear complications leading to deafness. 🔴
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9. Whooping cough complications – auditory nerve damage. 🔴
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10. Pneumonia (complicated bacterial spread) – can cause middle ear effusion, temporary deafness. 🔴
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11. Cholesteatoma with secondary bacterial infection – foul discharge, gradual hearing loss. 🔴
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12. Sinusitis with bacterial mucus blockage – ear pressure, muffled hearing. 🔴
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13. Mastoiditis (bacterial spread from ear) – swelling behind ear, pus, deafness. 🔴
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14. Sepsis (severe infection) – can damage cochlea from inflammatory toxins. 🔴
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15. Leprosy – chronic nerve involvement, ear deformity. 🔴
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(Viral & others also: Mumps, Measles, Rubella, Herpes zoster oticus, HIV, CMV, etc. – but focus remains on bacterial.)

✅ II. Structural / Mechanical Blockage

16. Earwax impaction (cerumen plug).

17. Foreign body in ear canal.

18. Bony overgrowth (exostosis).

19. Cholesteatoma (skin growth in middle ear).

20. Eustachian tube dysfunction (blocked by mucus).

21. Barotrauma (airplane, diving pressure).

22. Nasal polyps blocking tube.

23. Enlarged adenoids.

24. Deviated nasal septum with sinus block.

25. Temporal bone fracture.

✅ III. Neurological / Nerve Damage

26. Acoustic neuroma (benign tumor of hearing nerve).

27. Multiple sclerosis (nerve conduction defect).

28. Stroke affecting auditory cortex.

29. Auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder.

30. Traumatic brain injury.

✅ IV. Age & Degeneration

31. Presbycusis (age-related hearing loss).

32. Cochlear hair cell degeneration.

33. Reduced blood supply to cochlea (ischemia).

34. Oxidative stress on auditory nerve.

✅ V. Noise & Trauma

35. Loud music exposure (concerts, headphones).

36. Industrial machinery.

37. Gunfire/explosions.

38. Sudden loud blast (acoustic trauma).

39. Head trauma with temporal bone fracture.

40. Whiplash injuries.

✅ VI. Autoimmune & Inflammatory

41. Autoimmune inner ear disease (AIED).

42. Rheumatoid arthritis (vasculitis in ear vessels).

43. Lupus.

44. Sarcoidosis.

45. Wegener’s granulomatosis.

✅ VII. Ototoxic Medications & Toxins

46. Aminoglycosides (gentamicin, streptomycin).

47. Chemotherapy drugs (cisplatin).

48. Loop diuretics (furosemide).

49. High-dose aspirin.

50. Quinine/Chloroquine.

51. Heavy metals (lead, mercury).

52. Solvent exposure (toluene).

53. Carbon monoxide poisoning.

✅ VIII. Metabolic & Systemic

54. Diabetes mellitus (neuropathy).

55. Thyroid disorders (hypothyroidism).

56. Hyperlipidemia.

57. Hypertension damaging microcirculation.

58. Anemia (low oxygen delivery).

59. Renal failure (uremic toxins).

60. Vitamin B12 deficiency.

61. Thiamine deficiency.

62. Zinc deficiency.

63. Iron deficiency anemia.

✅ IX. Congenital / Genetic

64. Waardenburg syndrome.

65. Usher syndrome.

66. Pendred syndrome.

67. Alport syndrome.

68. Connexin 26 gene mutation.

69. Cytomegalovirus congenital infection.

70. Birth trauma (forceps delivery).

71. Neonatal jaundice (kernicterus).

72. Prematurity complications.

73. Low birth weight with hypoxia.

✅ X. Other Medical Conditions

74. Ménière’s disease (vertigo, tinnitus, fluctuating deafness).

75. Sudden sensorineural hearing loss (idiopathic).

76. Otosclerosis (fixation of stapes bone).

77. Paget’s disease of bone.

78. Temporal arteritis.

79. Chronic kidney disease.

80. Malnutrition.

81. Syphilis (late stage, nerve deafness).

82. Paraneoplastic syndromes.

83. Alcohol-related nerve toxicity.

84. Radiation-induced hearing loss.

85. Endocrine tumors affecting hormones.

✅ XI. Pediatric / Developmental

86. Intrauterine infections (TORCH).

87. Neonatal hypoxia.

88. Neonatal meningitis (bacterial). 🔴
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89. Ototoxic antibiotics in neonates.

90. Congenital rubella.

✅ XII. Rare & Miscellaneous

91. Snake venom neurotoxin effect.

92. Viral labyrinthitis.

93. Parasitic infections (schistosomiasis).

94. Fungal otitis externa.

95. Psoriasis affecting ear canal.

96. Severe eczema with canal closure.

97. Kawasaki disease with vasculitis.

98. Sickle cell disease (vascular occlusion).

99. Acoustic shock disorder (psychogenic).

100. Psychogenic/conversion deafness.

✅ 🛠️ Step-by-Step Therapy Guide (Targeted)

1. 🦠 Bacterial Infections (ear, meningitis, sinus, pneumonia, TB ear disease)

Goals: Eradicate infection, prevent permanent damage.

Diagnosis: Ear exam (otoscopy), swab culture, CT if mastoiditis/meningitis suspected.

✅ Treatment:

1. Broad-spectrum antibiotics (amoxicillin, ceftriaxone; TB → anti-TB regimen).

2. Ear drops with antibiotics for otitis externa/media.

3. Drain pus (myringotomy if severe).

4. Anti-inflammatory meds (NSAIDs).

5. Follow-up audiometry.

✅ 2. 🤧 Mucus-Related Sinusitis & Eustachian Tube Blockage

Goals: Clear mucus, restore ventilation.

✅ Therapy:

1. Steam inhalation with eucalyptus/menthol.

2. Nasal saline irrigation.

3. Decongestants (short-term use).

4. Antihistamines if allergic.

5. Manual therapy: Lymphatic drainage massage around sinuses & neck.

6. Acupressure points (LI20, Bitong, SJ17).

✅ 3. 🫁 Pneumonia-related Deafness (secondary to mucus & infection spread)

Goals: Prevent middle ear fluid accumulation.

✅ Therapy:

1. Antibiotics per pneumonia type.

2. Chest physiotherapy to clear phlegm.

3. Monitor for otitis media effusion.

4. Breathing exercises to improve lung/ear pressure balance.

✅ 4. 🦠 Tuberculosis-related Ear Problems

Goals: Control TB, prevent chronic discharge & ossicular destruction.

✅ Therapy:

1. Standard anti-TB 6–9 month regimen.

2. Surgical debridement if destructive lesions.

3. Nutritional support (protein, vitamin D, zinc).

4. Hearing rehabilitation (hearing aid if residual loss).