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A Pain the Neck: When to See a Visceral Manual Therapist
Neck pain can stem from various sources, including spinal immobility, poor breathing mechanics, eye coordination issues, inner ear dysfunction, autonomic nervous system dysregulation, jaw and tongue tension and less commonly addressed poor digestive organ mobility. The good news is that most cases respond well to the right combination of hands-on care, targeted exercise, and breathing adjustments. Signs It Is Time to Get Help If neck pain is limiting your work, sleep, or work
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Sep 242 min read
Digestive Disorders & Visceral Massage/Manipulation Therapy: How the Nervous System Can Contribute to Symptoms
Digestive symptoms can be complex and multi-factorial. While visceral manual therapy does not replace medical care, certain musculoskeletal and nervous-system factors can contribute to discomfort, tension, and symptom persistence. How Posture, Breathing, and Tension Play a Role The diaphragm, abdominal wall, spine, and pelvic fascia and muscles all influence internal pressure management and movement. When breathing patterns are shallow or the trunk is guarded, tension and sen
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Sep 242 min read
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