For all you brainiacs, students and geeks...

[blueta2]

What do u prefer?

High Velocity

Muscle Energy

Balanced Ligamentous Tension

Myofascial Release

or

Strain-Counterstrain?

I can do it all baby!

hmmm, how much for the facial release? hahaah

 

[chris302001]

hmmm, how much for the facial release? hahaah

lol, for you? I do it for free! lol

LOL, no for real, it feels amazing on ur face

 

[blueta2]

lol, for you? I do it for free! lol

LOL, no for real, it feels amazing on ur face

ok, so in your professional opinion, Should I see an Osteo or a Chiro?

 

[Tatyana]

I need to use this book since it's the assigned book for the course.
But I see what you're saying, just the thought of reading MORE books makes me nuts.

The coloring book is a great idea but it's also a physiology course so it's the dynamics are more than the anatomy

There is also the physiology colouring book.

I realise there are assigned books, however, picking up a really dead easy overview of the topic, or doing a search on the internet for things like haemoglobin dissociation curves (or whatever it is you have a hard time wrapping your brain around), and finding really easy write-ups or cartoons, makes it so much easier.

Mr.Plunkey has awesome suggestions.

I would also recommend re-writing the notes you take in class that evening.

 

[blueta2]

There is also the physiology colouring book.

I realise there are assigned books, however, picking up a really dead easy overview of the topic, or doing a search on the internet for things like haemoglobin dissociation curves (or whatever it is you have a hard time wrapping your brain around), and finding really easy write-ups or cartoons, makes it so much easier.

Mr.Plunkey has awesome suggestions.

I would also recommend re-writing the notes you take in class that evening.

I'm going to check that out...thanks much

 

[chris302001]

ok, so in your professional opinion, Should I see an Osteo or a Chiro?

well.......I'm biased, AND I've never been to a chiro.

1) I can attest to the amazing abilities and incredible comprehension of what is going on for the osteopath.

2) Osteopath's can recognize viscerosomatic reflexes and I dont know if chiro's are trained in that.

But seriously, its too bad you live so far away. I do free treatments all the time.

 

[blueta2]

well.......I'm biased, AND I've never been to a chiro.

1) I can attest to the amazing abilities and incredible comprehension of what is going on for the osteopath.

2) Osteopath's can recognize viscerosomatic reflexes and I dont know if chiro's are trained in that.

But seriously, its too bad you live so far away. I do free treatments all the time.

I would LOVE THAT!
There is so much back and forth about chronic illness and whether a osteo or a chiro is more of a benefit.
I have insurace and both would be paid in full, but don't want to try both.

I believe an osteo is best because it's less trauma on the body when the body is already out of balance with an illness.

 

[Smurfy]

Lotta genius's up in here........just sayin

No. just me.

 

[chris302001]

No. just me.

LOL, somebody said something about sleeping with your teacher.....


wanna tutor me?

 

[Smurfy]

LOL, somebody said something about sleeping with your teacher.....


wanna tutor me?

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