Exciting article below showing once again the link between behaviour and the neuroendocrineimmune system. A study of 10 social groups of macaque females showed that the activity level of an individual's immune genes was an accurate predictor of her social rank."A study...
Read more...I have been going back into biomechanics and have reread a few papers that influenced how I think about the skull and the cranial paradigm. Partly triggered by my periodic reading, like picking at a bad tooth, of skeptical cranial sites. (For...
Read more...The red logo at the top of the page is from a picture of the sphenoid and occiput bones forming the sphenobasilar junction (SBJ). These bones form a large part of the base of the skull. The big hole you can see...
Read more...Really good interview with stephen porges .......
Read more...Ged and I do not often get the chance to be in the same room together. We managed to write the book and organise our teaching by skype, dropbox and lots of emails. We recently met during seminar one of the new...
Read more...Here's some of my favourite extracts from Eckhart Tolle's Stillness Speaks: Stillness is your essential nature. What is stillness? The inner space or awareness in which the words on this page are being perceived and become thoughts. Without that awareness, there would...
Read more...I was walking along the beach front at Brighton, UK the other day (Easter 2010). The Sun was out, it was a weekend and everyone was promenading along the front. The front at Brighton was build by the Royals and is a...
Read more...Someone gave me an amazing article the other day (thanks Greg) by David Fuller DO describing Swedenborg's research and theory into subtle body motion back in the 18th century - two hundred years before Sutherland! Swedenborg was a scientist and philosopher from...
Read more...'Ginsberg (1974) immobilized chicks, and then allowed one group to recover spontaneously, and one to recover, but with prodding and stimuli to terminate the freeze. These groups, along with a third group of chicks that had not been immobilized, were then tested...
Read more...The above picture was taken on a recent trip to a game park near Victoria Falls. This atlas (first cervical vertebra) of an elephant is so big you could stick your head through the central hole. What struck me looking at the bone...
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