THE BODY HAS SELF-REGULATING MECHANISMS The human body is always seeking to maintain balance , like a tightrope walker who adjusts his...

Myofascia, that complex network of connective tissue that surrounds, supports and connects every muscle, fiber and tendon in the body, is...

One way to relax and loosen the posterior muscular chain is to massage its lower end: the soles of the feet. Another possibility is to...

The posterior muscular chain runs through the back of the head, back, legs, and reaches the soles of the feet. The line of gravity of...

Connective Tissue is a fibrous membrane that binds, wraps and protects all the structures of the body, supports and connects them,...

Osteopathy is a manual therapy whose objective is to diagnose and treat dysfunctions of the human body through various techniques and...

Scars are the result of the body repairing itself from damage caused by trauma, accidents, surgeries, infectious diseases, burns, etc. ...

Everything in the body moves, even liquids, this being essential for health. Faced with a restriction of movement, a phenomenon called...

Tensegrity is a concept derived from architecture, which means "tensional integrity". Tensegrity systems have the ability to...

It is important for the survival of the species to have developed different automatic processes, which are spontaneous and do not require...

The diaphragm is the main inspiratory muscle (with which we take in air) and constitutes a continuum between the connective tissue of the...

The liver has an average weight of 1500 g, it is located in the upper right part of the abdomen, below the diaphragm, it secretes bile...

The human body obeys three laws: 1) BALANCE 2) ECONOMY (seeks to spend the least amount of energy) 3) COMFORT (seeks that there is no...

When the body is continuously subjected to a stressor element, its internal balance is affected. What is known as allostatic load...

The muscles of the body are interconnected through connective tissue or fascia (fibrous membrane that surrounds and relates them); in...

The Central Nervous System is made up of the cerebrum (encephalon) and the spinal cord (the latter is shaped like a cylindrical tube and...

Each patient is unique, and will receive treatment according to the mobility restrictions in their fascia (fibrous membrane that...

The vagus nerve arises at the level of the medulla oblongata (we could say "below the cerebral hemispheres" - simplifying a lot -), and...

As we discussed in the previous post, the vagus or pneumogastric nerve has multiple functions. This nerve is born at the level of the...

The vagus nerve is the longest and most complex nerve in the body. It connects the brain to many important organs throughout the body...