Osteopathy treats the whole body through the manipulation of the musculoskeletal structure of the body, including the bones, spine, joints and muscles. It is going beyond conventional medical treatment and achieve a state of balance, healthy in all body systems. They have observed many beneficial effects of osteopathic treatment, but doctors are still debating the usefulness of osteopathy in addressing serious diseases and medical conditions. The treatment for the whole body Instead of treating medical conditions in your specific location, the method is an osteopathic method "whole body" based on the fact that the body compensate for weakness or injury in part by placing more stress on distant part, the leading to pain, swelling, stiffness
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They, in fact, receive more general training as WMO. For more natural, more holistic care, osteopathic physicians receive more specific training. Osteopathy. It is a holistic discipline developed by Dr. Andrew Taylor Still in the late nineteenth century, proposing a comprehensive approach to the individual, who understood as an anatomical-functional unit.
It is based on the theory that considers the body a vital organism, where there is a close relationship between structure and function, maintaining both a permanent and reciprocal influence must be coordinated for the preservation of health.
The disease is the alteration of one of them, modifying their relationship, which causes the loss of body balance.
Osteopathy makes a (not exclusively symptomatic) integrated therapeutic approach. It requires a thorough evaluation which enables to determine all the possible causes that may be causing the symptoms, allowing the specificity of therapeutic planning. The treatment is developed through manual therapies, targeting the normalization of different body structures, restoring the biomechanical integrity for the recovery of GLOBAL functional
They, in fact, receive more general training as WMO. For more natural, more holistic care, osteopathic physicians receive more specific training. Osteopathy. It is a holistic discipline developed by Dr. Andrew Taylor Still in the late nineteenth century, proposing a comprehensive approach to the individual, who understood as an anatomical-functional unit.
It is based on the theory that considers the body a vital organism, where there is a close relationship between structure and function, maintaining both a permanent and reciprocal influence must be coordinated for the preservation of health.
The disease is the alteration of one of them, modifying their relationship, which causes the loss of body balance.
Osteopathy makes a (not exclusively symptomatic) integrated therapeutic approach. It requires a thorough evaluation which enables to determine all the possible causes that may be causing the symptoms, allowing the specificity of therapeutic planning. The treatment is developed through manual therapies, targeting the normalization of different body structures, restoring the biomechanical integrity for the recovery of GLOBAL functional