Resolve problems with constipation
The constipation video package contains twelve specially compiled exercise videos. These offer a unique way to alleviate or eliminate the problems caused by fecal retention.
The videos feature primitive reflex integration exercises. The purpose of these exercises is to generate stimuli to which the nervous system responds, resulting in the inhibition ("disappearance") of the retained primitive reflexes which cause fecal retention.
You will see that the benefits of the exercises can be felt within a relatively short time. The unpleasant and painful problems associated with constipation can be resolved.
You can find more information about the relationship between primitive reflexes and constipation in my book Rewiring the Brain.
I also recommend reading my article on fecal retention.
When you rent the constipation exercise package, you get unlimited personal access to view the exercise videos on the Vimeo platform for 3 months. You can read more details on the constipation exercise package page on Vimeo.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Our video hosting provider, Vimeo, will discontinue its service on September 20, 2026. As a result, the exercise videos hosted on this platform will no longer be available after that date. Video rentals provide access for at most 3 months from the date of rental, but no later than September 20, 2026. We will stop accepting new rentals from June 20, 2026 while we explore new hosting options.
To rent a video series, you must first register on Vimeo and then pay by bank card or PayPal. In case you need help, I created a page with instructions on how to purchase the packages.
You can also browse my other video exercise packages. If you have questions about the videos send them to questions.drsarlos @ gmail.com and I will be glad to help.
You carry out these exercises at your own risk. Always consult your child’s or your doctor if the child/you have any condition that may conflict with the performance of the exercises (including but not limited to stroke, cancer, epilepsy, shunt, and orthopedic disorders).