In Osteopathy, Research and Practice (1910), the originator of osteopathy, Dr. A.T. Still, wrote: 'One asks, "how must we pull a bone to replace it?" I reply, pull it to its proper place and leave it there. One man advises you to pull all bones you attempt to set until they "pop." That "popping" is … Sigue leyendo On Clicks, Cracks and Crunches
I have a special interest in the treatment of chronic and more complex problems. The word "chronic" means that a problem has been present for a long time, technically more than 6 months. Some problems, such as generalised osteoarthritis, have a naturally chronic course. In the case of osteoarthritis, this is because joint degeneration is, … Sigue leyendo An Approach to Chronic and Complex Health Problems
1. Osteopathy is a therapeutic technique. False. Osteopathy is not a "technique", it is a discipline based on a particular way of thinking about health and ill-health. 2. Osteopathy is a kind of physiotherapy. False. Physiotherapy is physiotherapy. Osteopathy is osteopathy. Physiotherapy comes from conventional medicine. It thinks in terms of treating this disease or … Sigue leyendo Osteomyths
Robert Hale 