11/13/2025
Learning new things is fun and exciting!
When we post our treatment videos explaining why removing adhesion from the femoral nerve in the abdomen is one of the most important tissues to treat to fix chronic low back pain and sciatica, many people like to tell us:
“This is a sham”
“You can’t possibly feel that nerve”
“You should go to jail for lying to people.”
Because treating this tissue is a TOP PRIORITY for fixing chronic low back pain or sciatica, we post these treatments a lot to show pain sufferers what they’re missing.
Here’s an image of a human hand holding a probe under 2 branches of the femoral nerve.
Note: this is a variant.
Notice how thick the nerves are relative to the probe and the hand.
The nerve is relatively gigantic.
According to “A Morphometric Study of the Femoral Nerve in the Thigh Region of the Malaysian Cadavers,” (2024) researchers examined 78 lower limbs.
The average width of the femoral nerve under the inguinal ligament (at the front of the hip) was 7.67 mm or .767 cm.
A pencil is 1 cm thick.
As the biggest nerve in the front of the body, this nerve is 2/3 the size of a pencil.
providers find and feel nerves way tinier than this one.
Finding this nerve for us is like having a 5 year old find his nose by touching it.
I feel bad for chronic low back pain sufferers who are seeing a pain doctor or therapist who doesn’t know how to find and feel this nerve.
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Source of picture: “Variant femoral nerve: the path beneath the iliacus muscle and into neuropathic symptoms” (2023)
