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Neck injuries in fighter pilots
The neck is the most vulnerable part of our bodies by design. The neck sacrifices stability for its extra mobility in order to protect...
Stephanie Froll
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How to differentiate between the types of Osteopathic training
What are the benchmarks for training in Osteopathy? In Canada there are two(2) categories of education standards defined by the World...
Stephanie Froll
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Is your baby Breech?
It is true that 1 in 25 babies remain in breech position at birth, meaning that they are head up and buttocks down. Types of breech...
Stephanie Froll
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Theory of the effect of altered fluid mechanics on blood pressure.
In the walls of the carotid artery of the neck exists a baroreceptor (pressure sensor) called the carotid sinus. The carotid sinus...
Stephanie Froll
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How does fluid mechanics affect the limbs and how can Osteopathy help?
The whole concept of fluid mechanics is that the further away we get from the heart, the harder it is for us to pump blood and deliver...
Stephanie Froll
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Why does my Osteopathic Practitioner not always work on what hurts?
In the early stages of dysfunction, as in a recent injury, your therapist may find something called localized compensation at the site of...
Stephanie Froll
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The Importance of Proper Spinal Curvatures
Whether it's for everyday activity or weight training, adequate curves are important in the spine as it increases its load bearing...
Stephanie Froll
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