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dogma   ˈdɒgmə / noun noun: dogma ; plural noun: dogmas 1 . a principle or set of principles laid down by an authority as in...

As the traditional year-end reflections begin, it is quite understandable that we are struck with some sobering moments and surprising mom...

My previous Op-Ed post proved to be surprisingly refreshing and therefore I will jump into another "tirade" while I am still exp...

The paradoxes within the medical construct are numerous.  The merging of health "services" with private corporative interests re...

One of the most insightful terms I have come across in a long time is the term: Interoception.  Although quite intuitive, I had never hear...

Another small rant designed to (hopefully) stimulate some thought and perspective.  The title is admitedly somewhat "brazen"...s...

This post is credited completely to the work of Serge Gracovetsky, a well-known researcher in spinal function.  Although his findings and...

As mentioned in a previous post, I would be sharing bits and pieces of the upcoming publication of the Fascia Therapy concept and its appl...

Function is a term that is intrinsically well understood and has implications beyond the biomechanical spectrum.  It is this precise ...

This post serves more as a "heads-up" as opposed to anything otherwise informative.  To date, I have...

The title is quite a mouthful...but it is a very precise description of an otherwise overlooked reality.  Hierarchical structures not ...