200. Q&A | Can “Drunken Bull” Kids Improve? How to Address Clumsiness & Low Tone
About this episode
Dr. Tony Ebel discusses the challenges faced by clumsy and low-toned children, addressing the neurological causes and misconceptions surrounding these issues.
In this episode, Dr. Tony Ebel tackles one of the most common — and misunderstood — challenges in pediatric neurodevelopment: the "drunken bull." These are the kids who are clumsy, uncoordinated, low-toned, and always a step behind their peers physically. Dr. Tony breaks down why this is not a muscular problem, not something kids simply grow out of, and not solved by more reps in PT. He explains the true neurological root cause — subluxation and disrupted sensory input — and lays out the exac...
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