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welcome palatal myoclonus…there is help! search main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content glutathione therapy about dr. john contact us functional cranial release for pm oxygen therapies learn how functional neurology is different from traditional approaches. what is pm functional cranial release product post navigation ← older posts palatal myoclonus can be corrected! featured posted on june 14, 2012 by 742 there is help! rhythmic palatal myoclonus (rpm) is a rare movement disorder consisting of continuous synchronous jerks of the soft palate, muscles innervated by other cranial nerves and, rarely, trunk and limb muscles. patients with essential rpm usually have objective earclicks as their typical complaint which is rare in the symptomatic form. eye and extremity muscles are never involved. i am a chiropractor and work mainly with chronic neurological conditions such as pm. i have developed a method called functional cranial release that has given pm sufferers their life back. please feel free to look over some of the video’s on this site explaining what i do and some testimonials from pm patients i have treated. john lieurance, d.c. share this: facebook linkedin twitter print posted in uncategorized | 742 replies breathing exercises for palatal myoclonus posted on january 14, 2017 by please watch this video a couple of times to get very familiar with all the details of this exercise. i am collecting data on how this is helping. i would like to know the following: a) this made my myoclonus stop or slow down b) this exercise made my myoclonus stop for a period of time after i was finished. c) my head pressure was reduced after doing the exercises. d) i felt this exercise helped my stress and or anxiety that comes with palatal myoclonus. email this to me after 2-3 weeks of doing the work daily please. the method this breathing exercise is similar to tummo (inner heat) meditation and pranayama (yogic breathing). yet it is something else entirely. while wim has studied yoga and meditation for many years, this technique primordially comes from what he terms ‘cold hard nature’. by subjecting himself to the bitter conditions of nature, he learned to withstand the extreme forces of cold, heat and fear. if you learn this method or technique correctly, it will empower you do to the same. the first part is a breathing exercise which can be likened to controlled hyperventilation. this is, of course, an oxymoron. hyperventilation is something which happens involuntarily. but just imagine the breathing part, without any of stress triggers that normally cause this way of breathing. the image will consist of rapid breathing that makes one languid, invigorates one, makes one high on oxygen. one mechanism of this practice is the complete oxygenation of your blood and cells. before you try this at home make sure that you don’t do this: underwater while driving while standing up without approval of your medical caregiver please be mindful that practicing this method is completely your own risk. 1) get comfortable and close your eyes sit in a meditation posture, whatever is most comfortable for you. make sure you can expand your lungs freely without feeling any constriction. it is recommended to do this practice right after waking up since your stomach is still empty. 2) warm up inhale deeply. really draw the breath in until you feel a slight pressure from inside your chest on your solar plexus. hold this for a moment and then exhale completely. push the air out as much as you can. hold this for a moment. repeat this warm up round 15 times. 3) 30 power breaths imagine you’re blowing up a balloon. inhale through the nose and exhale through the mouth in short but powerful bursts. the belly is pulled inward when you are breathing out and is pulled outward when you are breathing in. keep a steady pace and use your midriff fully. close your eyes and do this around 30 times or until you feel your body is saturated with oxygen. symptoms could be light-headedness, tingling sensations in the body, electrical surges of energy. 4) scan your body during the 30 power breaths, delve into your body and become aware of it as possible. trace your awareness up and down your body and use your intuition as to what parts lack energy and what parts are overflowing. scan for any blockage between the two. try to send energy/warmth to those blockages. then release them deeper and deeper. tremors, traumas and emotional releases can come up. it can be likened to kundalini rising. feel the whole body fill up with warmth and love. feel the negativity burn away. often people report swirling colors and other visual imagery during this exercise. once you encounter them, go into them, embrace them, merge with them. get to know this inner world and how it correlates to the feeling of tension or blockages in your body. 5) the hold after the the 30 rapid succession of breath cycles, draw the breath in once more and fill the lungs to maximum capacity without using too much force. then push all of the air out and hold for as long as you can. then place the cold pack over the face and nose. draw the chin in a bit so as to prevent air from coming in again. really relax and open all energy channels in your body. notice how all the oxygen is spreading around in your body. hold the breath until you experience the gasp reflex on the top of your chest. 6) recovery breath inhale to full capacity. feel your chest expanding. release any tension in the solar plexus. when you are at full capacity, hold the breath once more. drop the chin to the chest and hold this for around 15 seconds. notice that you can direct the energy with your awareness. use this time to scan the body and see where there is no color, tension or blockages. feel the edges of this tension, go into it, move the energy towards this black hole. feel the constrictions burning away, the dark places fill with light. relax the body deeper as you move further inward, let everything go. your body knows better than you do. after 15 seconds you have completed the first round. — its best to do this 3 times but you can start this practice with one or two rounds and work up to the 3. try to do it daily in the morning and best on an empty stomach. you can do this practice for how long it pleases you. if you feel dizziness or pain, get out of the posture and lie on your back. breathe easily again and stop this practice session. reserve at least 10-15 minutes after this practice to relax and meditate on your breath as well as the third eye are which correlates to the pineal gland. you can also scan your body. share this: facebook linkedin twitter print posted in uncategorized how does fcr help pm? posted on september 4, 2014 by the tensor veli palatini is innervated by the medial pterygoid nerve, a branch of mandibular nerve , the third branch of the trigeminal nerve (cn v) – the only muscle of the palate not innervated by the vagus nerve . a focal, hyperintense, nonenhancing lesion and enlargement of the olivary nucleus with a coexisting pontine lesion suggest an injury of the dentato-rubro-olivary pathway, findings that are consistent with hypertrophic olivary degeneration). (3-5) hypertrophic olivary degeneration is a form of trans-synaptic degeneration caused by an insult to the neuronal connections of the dentato-rubro-olivary pathway (i.e., the triangle of guillain and mollaret) by a primary brainstem inury. (1,2) disruption of this neuronal pathway affects the reflex arc that controls fine voluntary movements, resulting in signs and symptoms such as palatal myoclonus and dentatorubral tremor. (2,3) this type of astrocytic degeneration has been reported in both children and adults; there is no predilection to either sex. (4) at any given time following a primary brainstem injury, there may be focal enlargement rather than atrophy of the inferior olivary nucleus. this finding is characteristically identified on mri. however, failure to pro

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