Some people say that posture has no connection to pain. I disagree. 

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Dr. Vladimir Janda and Karel Lewit were pioneers of musculoskeletal medicine who have given us a roadmap to understand assessment and treatment of pain.

Assessment and Treatment of Muscle Imbalance: The Janda Approach https://a.co/d/0JCe9vt

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I'm really happy to see a daily migraine patient cancelling appointments because they have gone a month without a migraine!

I've updated how I treat migraines. It's always a work in progress. I have to learn from clinical experience and doctors like Dr. Andrea Trescott so I'm sharing what I have learned so far in hopes it will help others.

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I see patients in their 70s 80s and 90s that I don't run through a range of manual muscle testing for their pain.

This is how I prefer to assess and treat. And it works very well.

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Two interesting cases this week to share.

Here's my website link for the Seminar in Italy: https://richhazel.com/live-seminars/

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There are some key considerations that have helped me with foot numbness, tingling, hot/cold sensations.

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Isn't it likely that osteoarthritis is due to unaddressed muscle imbalances?

It seems to be the case clinically. This is a case from this past week of an 87 year old woman with constant knee pain that has her now in a wheelchair.

I think that learning a subject from the source material, research, science has been the key to getting excellent results for me.

I think when you learn a "system" from someone, you are limited by their system, especially if they don't share their source material so that you can keep learning.

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Gua Sha is soft tissue manipulation but all not all soft tissue manipulation is Gua Sha.

There is a difference and here's what it is.

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A patient with a diagnosis of Plantar Fasciitis will have different symptoms from the last one you saw with the same diagnosis and different from the next as well.

We need to think about foot biomechanics, nerves, the plantar aponeurosis and we need to know specifically where the patient is having pain.

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