Serola Biomechanics, Inc. products

Elbow pain arises when contracted muscles tear the periosteum and/or tendons at their attachments to the epicondyle, which is a bony knob at the elbow. Then, the forearm muscles become tight and pull on their attachment to the medial or lateral epicondyle, medial meaning the front of the forearm and lateral meaning the back of the forearm. These injuries and pain commonly occur during overuse through activities such as tennis, golf, bowling, arthritis, stress and strains, and some types of carpel tunnel syndrome. Continued activity causes additional pull and continues the pain cycle.

The Serola Inflatable Pelvic Blocks are used in executing the Sacral-Occipital-Technique, which is a chiropractic treatment used by many practicing chiropractors today to effectively correct sacroiliac dysfunction. Inflatable pelvic blocks sometimes referred to as pelvic sacral blocks have been made many times before, but they have functioned poorly because the ASIS causes a depression in the soft surface that simulates a bowl rather than a wedge. Serola Biomechanics has solved this problem by placing a foam-covered board into the top surface of the blocks. This board creates a firm surface that floats on a cushion of air.

The Sacroiliac Joint is one of the most common underlying causes of back pain today. Sprained ligaments in the sacroiliac region cause imbalanced muscular responses which lead to structural compensation patterns. These patterns are often experienced as muscle spasms or weakness, and back, hip, and leg pain.

The Serola Belt Extender adds an additional 8 inches to the length of the Serola Sacroiliac Belt, which makes it the perfect solution for anyone that currently owns a Serola Sacroiliac Belt and has grown out of their current size, or for new customers that are in between sizes and aren’t sure which size to get. The Serola Belt Extender also offers the perfect solution for pregnant women to extend the size of their Serola Sacroiliac Belt as their belly grows during the later stages of pregnancy.