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Osteopathic manipulation for pregnancy and post-partum pain
Pregnancy and the postpartum times come with unique discomfort. Musculoskeletal pain is a big part of this because of loosening of the ligaments during pregnancy due to hormone alterations, a growing baby and uterus, the delivery process itself, and carrying your newborn, infant, or toddler typically on the same side when they want or need to be carried. Osteopathic manipulation (OMT) can help alleviate pregnancy and postpartum pain by realigning the spine and decreasing musc
drmike
Oct 12, 20232 min read


Complementary Sports Medicine for the Athlete
Osteopathic manipulation is rooted in four principal beliefs: The body is a unit; the person a unit of body, mind, and spirit The body is capable of self-regulation, self-healing, and health maintenance. Structure and function are reciprocally interrelated. Rational treatment is based on an understanding of the first three principles. Let's face it: Sports are an important part of American culture, and of staying healthy and fit. Wear and tear on the body can start to take a
drmike
Oct 3, 20232 min read


Osteopathic Bodywork for Non-Surgical Pain Management
Osteopathic manipulation is a non-operative technique for pain relief. It utilizes the body's muscle, bone, and connective tissue to restore the body to symmetry and optimal function. We know that the organs can cause musculoskeletal dysfunction and vise versa. Through osteopathic hands-on therapy, your body can be restored to symmetry and you can feel better on multiple levels. When you are looking for a nonsurgical approach, think OMT. Osteopathy uses both direct and indir
akurra
Sep 25, 20232 min read


An Every Morning In-Bed Stretch Routine?
You can do this 5 minute morning routine to prevent injury, yourself! Stretching helps to wake up the body and improve circulation, and sets the tone for a more calm, relaxed mindset. It prepares the body's musculoskeletal system for movement. Why not start your stretch routine upon waking, which will help you get out of bed more comfortably? No bouncing stretches, as this can lead to injury. Use slow, calm movements that are ideal for blood flow and flexibility of the connec
akurra
Sep 17, 20232 min read
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