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Myofascial Correction workshop
Myofascial Correction developer Kevin Kelly providing a workshop in Birmingham UK. Myofascial Correction is a very effective technique for treating the myofascial component of injuries primarily using instrumented protocols. Great time with David Evans, John Lange...
Chiropractic for Plymouth Albion RFC player following an illegal tackle.
Plymouth Albion RFC player Gregory Sebastien at Peverell Chiropractic Clinic having Chiropractic treatment and Myofascial Correction for injuries sustained from a high tackle last week, had the tackle been higher it would have been the neck and face that was injured....
Fibromyalgia Tender Points
Do you have widespread chronic pain, unexplained tiredness and a poor sleep? You may suffer with a medical condition called fibromyalgia. Widespread pain is defined as having pain in both sides of the body and pain above and below the waist. In addition, pain must...
So How much sugar are we eating?
A glass of fruit juice ( a so called healthy drink) has been found to contain the same amount of sugar as 3.5 doughnuts or 13 hobnob biscuits. Exclusive research for the Mail online showed that one serving of white grape juice contained the same amount of sugar as...
IASTM treatment of fascial planes.
We often have patients coming in to see us with general pain and tightness in the flank, somewhere between the armpit (axilla) and the hips. The pain maybe very localised and due to a strain to for eg. to the lower ribs (floating rib area) or it maybe lower down...
Fascial Anatomy
Over 30 percent of muscular force generated is due to the fascia, without it we would not exist, yet for most of the last century it was believed to of limited importance and was hardly included in anatomical drawings and medical texts. It's role in human movement is...
What is Tinnitus?
Tinnitus is a perception of noises in the ears and/or the head which is an internal noise with no outside source. It isn't classified as a disease or illness; it is a symptom generated within the auditory system. The noise appear to be in the head or in one or both...
A weak Handshake can mean poor health!
A weak handshake could mean your may have a health problem, according to a new study. The research found the strength of a person's hand-grip was a reliable predictor for the risk of heart attacks and strokes - and was a stronger predictor of death than checking...
Walk just two minutes every hour and improve your health
Numerous studies have shown that prolonged sitting day after day is linked to poorer health and early death . Now, a new study suggests even a small change can make a difference. Major non-communicable diseases, such as heart disease and diabetes, put a huge strain on...
Your only as old as your spine is flexible!
If age is determined by the flexibility and the strength of one's spine, what age does your spine have? Or rather, how young actually are you? The spine is a pivotaly important part of our body. Without it, we could not keep ourselves upright or even stand up. It...