See how the viscera move in our abdominal cavity, you would understand why we want to leave them free. Credit: Stockbridge Osteopathic Practice
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2019 Canadian Nutrition Guide
Downlaod the new nutrition guide here! The 2019 Canadian nutrition guide was published today, already! Since over 13 years I’m living in Canada, I do explain how important nutrition must be in an osteopathic treatment and that some ailments are inflammatory, so damageable (like dairy), So, today, my advices so judged are in that guide. …
Osteopathic connection with newborns
What does an osteopathic evaluation look like
Recently a person did call to set an appointment but finally resigned because she found out the first session is not free! So, I guess it is important to explain in general what a first session is made for. Of course it exists an administrative part, named “file opening”, the usual patients informations, filling the …
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Interstitium, the 80st human organ
https://www.the-scientist.com/?articles.view/articleNo/52168/title/Is-the-Interstitium-Really-a-New-Organ-/ That is possibly what will explain how our cranial, visceral, fascial, vascular techniques and for sure the mechanic integration work. The interconnection of all the systems in the body can be related to that kind of “fluid” organ. If it can explain metastasis, the worst happening in our physiology, probably it shows the best, …
Plagiocephalia
Plagiocephalia is the distortion of the skull of the baby, been (in particular) characterized by an asymmetry of the cranium and the face. It can be caused by a stiff neck, congenital or acquired in the first days of life, but more often by an extended position on the back, the same side of the …
My take on the big secret to health
As crazy it seems, the following list summarizes what we need to be healthy, within our body limits. 1. Activity : everyday the equivalent of 20 to 30 minutes of low cardio, walking, yoga, meditation… and 3 times a week, or more, to bring your heart up to 80% of your maximal heart rate (220 …
