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Thoracic and lumbar disc dysfunction can create protective spinal patterns that affect posture, breathing, gait, and movement, making retained reflex integration more difficult.

PYRT, Sphenopalatine, and Frontal corrections help prepare the nervous system for retained reflex work by improving organization, sensory processing, and brain-body communication.

Retained reflexes are primitive nervous system patterns that remain active beyond early development, potentially affecting posture, focus, coordination, behavior, balance, and chronic tension in both children and adults.