Guest Blog from Angela Wheeler, BI tutor from New Zealand. In BCST we are always going on about orientating to health. Why is this so important and so effective in healing? What is the mechanism behind it? This is a question that...
Read more...One of the more bizarre things in the body is the network associated with the visual sense. When you step back from the detail of the anatomy and look with simple eyes! you see the visual tracts weave through the entire depth...
Read more...Here's some of my favourite quotations from news reports on the results of the research at CERN in Switzerland on the Higgs boson.: The Higgs boson is a "fundamental" particle; one of the basic building blocks of the Universe. It is also...
Read more...Take a trip to the Prairies of Northern America and you will notice a remarkable phenomenon that has gone un-named for a long time, the effect of the horizon on our consciousness. People living on Prairies are different than people living in...
Read more...Above is a great audio clip on how the old parts of the brain can govern behaviour. The clip is from a talk by Dave Asprey. I am never entirely sure about many bio hacking claims, but this is a novel way of...
Read more...Modern man seems to have lost his way. Part of that is a loss of relationship to his deeper self through the ancient parts of the body. The ventricles are one of these places. They are what's left of the original neural...
Read more...The bony thorax, made up of the ribs, thoracic spine and the sternum is frequently under appreciated. Two of my favourite chiropractic teachers were very keen on adjusting ribs. One of them used to tell a story, that has stayed with me,...
Read more...Above are images of a skull I saw in an exhibition about representation of the body in Amsterdam at Bijzondere Collecties. You can clearly see how over a period of 21 years the growing swelling caused the bones to grow into a different...
Read more...I am endlessly trying to make sense of embryology. It provides many insights into how the body moves and heals in the biodynamic paradigm. Buying the new, 4th, edition of Larsen's Human Embryology (very good, especially the online features), plus a debate...
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