Two volumes by Prof. Dr. Valentyn V. Serdyuk — the most complete published account of non-surgical scoliosis treatment available in English. Available worldwide on Amazon.
The book aims to deliver this important information to the world medical community.
Millions of children and adults suffer from idiopathic scoliosis and spinal pain. Despite conferences and research, the problem persists. The origin of scoliosis remains a mystery since the time of Claudius Galen, Hippocrates, Pythagoras and Avicenna. Due to lack of effective treatment, it is called the "cancer of orthopedics". The author presents two discoveries explaining both scoliosis and many related diseases.
Over 25 years, the author treated more than 10,000 patients. He concluded that asymmetry of the body and brain hemispheres causes asymmetrical spinal muscle contracture, leading to pelvic tilt and scoliosis with vertebral rotation. Nerve pressure disrupts central and peripheral nervous systems, causing spinal pain syndrome and diseases like osteochondrosis, deforming spondylitis, chronic sacral-pelvic pain and fibromyalgia.
The author proposes an effective non-surgical treatment based on restoring biomechanics using exercises, correcting shoe-inlays and magneto-acoustic therapy, applicable at home. Long-term results show high efficacy without recurrence. These findings provide recommendations for both children and adults with chronic conditions.
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The opening volume of the professor's life work. Lays out the etiology of idiopathic disease, the mechanics of vertebral rotation, and the foundations of the non-surgical process — illustrated with case studies from two decades of clinical practice.
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In the first volume, we examined scoliosis and spinal pain from their foundations, tracing the evolution of medical thought and the anatomical basis of the problem: the spine, nervous system, and body asymmetries that influence development.
A central idea is that scoliosis is not merely a lateral curvature, but a gradual process linked to body asymmetry, muscular imbalance, vertebral rotation, and disturbed biomechanics of the trunk and pelvis. It is presented not as a local defect, but as part of a whole-body pattern.
The volume also explained the progression from functional disturbance to structural deformity, and analysed spinal pain as arising not only from degeneration, but also from instability, compression, deformity, and disturbed biomechanics.
Thus, the first volume established the theoretical and anatomical framework of the work and prepared the transition to clinical practice and treatment.
The companion volume — focused on practice. Detailed gymnastic sequences, fitting protocols for corrective inserts, treatment timelines by age cohort, and case reviews from the professor's archive.
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If the first volume was devoted mainly to causes and mechanisms, the second volume takes the next practical step. It shows how these deformities manifest themselves in clinical practice, how they affect different regions of the spine, and how they may be approached in treatment. This continuation is especially important for the reader who wishes not only to understand the problem, but also to apply this knowledge in practice.
If this first volume has been useful to you, I would be sincerely grateful if you shared a short and honest review. Your review is important not only for the author, but also for other readers who are searching for serious and practically helpful guidance. Sometimes even a few sincere words may help another person begin this path with greater understanding and confidence.
