Great video showing what happens when you allow your body to breath in the way the cells want without the interference of the mind. Also a great connection between the diaphragm, the spine and other diaphragms take place when he lets go...
Read more...I recently came across Jerry Hesch writing on alignment and treatment of the sacrum. He makes a convincing case for the most common sacral misalignments being torsion on one of the two oblique axis as shown below. The graphic is mine (I...
Read more...'Recent reports have emerged suggesting that multiple sclerosis (MS) may be due to abnormal venous outflow from the central nervous system, termed chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency (CCSVI).' Lazzaro M.A. et al (2011)http://www.frontiersin.org/Endovascular_and_Interventional_Neurology/10.3389/fneur.2011.00044/full This is a very exciting article on the how venous...
Read more...Just came across the following Cochrane review on TMJ disorders (TMD) (Luther et al 2010). Cochrane reviews are the gold standard in evidence based medicine, they do meta-analysis of all the available data. Ben Goldacre (2008), author of Bad Science, pays a...
Read more...Look at the pictures and you will see how clever the shape of the trapezius is. It's diamond shaped for a reason. It bring together the spine, shoulder girdle and cranium. That's a smart and daring design which holds these relationships in...
Read more...Real skulls are so fascinating. I took these pictures of a newly acquired skull at the Da Sein Institut recently.There is a torsion across the occiput, notice the uneven shape of the foramen magnum. You can easily make out the borders of...
Read more...Here's a wonderful article from Time Healthland Ezine revealing how the brain loses consciousness. It looks like the brain functions as a whole or a cluster of relationships and that consciousness is a product of the whole rather than residing in one...
Read more...Below are some interesting quotes on CSF flow from recent research using new computer modelling of CSF flow in the third ventricle from MRI scans. There are also some great images on the site of Dr Vartan Kurtcuoglu. (Many thanks to GP Visser,...
Read more...I have just uploaded some photos of a real skull. The skull lives at the Da Sein Institut near Zurich.It has been split in half, so you get some great views of the facial complex, the fused sphenobasiliar junction (thats not moving anytime soon)...
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...
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