Osteopathic Technique Demo (Myofascial Release- Legs and Back)

[@emsfromak75]

My neuromusculoskeletal osteopath RN changed my life! I was told I had fibromyalgia for years until sciatica started.

[@NM-fh1im]

Glorious unintentional asmr! A wonderful video.

[@dg9015]

I always incorporate these techniques along with adjusting

[@drsurf1]

Would have liked to have seen post checking of patient supine and internal rotation of legs, see if left one loosened. Sometimes that is a tight ilio-femoral ligament.

[@dg9015]

It won't be a ligament they are meant to be tight unless you have ehlos danlos

[@wajdi1977]

Sorry … Is isn’t mio fasciale release at all. This is some mobilization and muscle massage.

[@darinsmith2458]

I have an appointment next month and I sure hope this happens to me.. My neck has been really sore so I could use some attention there as well..

[@murrayg6843]

How was treatment??

[@darinsmith2458]

@@murrayg6843 I haven't had Osteopathic Treatment yet but I loved when Chiropractors did that to my neck..

[@kayladuran3268]

I thought myofascial had holds? To break up adhesions and loosen the fascia.

[@lpprod33clnova]

There are different kinds of MR… John Barnes has patented the term to mean his approach however any technique which releases the muscles and fascia could possibly be described as myofascial release? I think here it is being used as a way to say that it’s not a high velocity joint adjustment that is being shown but rather soft tissue techniques… just my 2 cents! 😂

[@mnanami7149]

これは残念、オステオパシーではなくて、単なるマッサージ整体になっています。 肘を使うとか信じられないですね。最近のオステオパシー大学ではこれもありなんでしょうね。

[@kunoweil7294]

Myofascial Release?

[@Tachyon111]

Good video!!!!!

[@silvanodelazzari8522]

I find these manipulations very accurate and professional, nothing like some US charlatans who press, hit, stretch, crack the spine and neck.

[@robtyman4281]

Silvano - that's Chiropractic treatment. It's a different approach. Osteopaths and Chiropractors are not the same thing. They each have their own approaches to treating the body.

[@silvanodelazzari8522]

@@robtyman4281 Okay, but I find in any case excessive the pressure and the twists that various chiropractors - I have only noticed this with US chiropractors - exert on patients. They are not without consequences, sometimes even serious ones.

[@silvanodelazzari8522]

@O K Dear and anonymous insulter (why don't you show your identity, what are you afraid of?), If I have written what I have written it is because I have informed myself. The medical-scientific literature, for example, shows that neck cracking can lead to serious consequences such as stroke. I know a couple of people who have had a stroke after a neck cracking done by a professional.

[@silvanodelazzari8522]

@O K Ha ha ha Oh my God! I find myself in front of Richard the Lionheart ... But who cares about your address, your supposed doctor's license. Have the dignity to put your name and surname and not to hide behind a ridiculous nickname. Simply, if you go to Wikipedia then you will find links to all the literature that talks about these medical practices and also their possible side effects.

[@maartenbecue9459]

It’s sad to see how basic this is… where is the visceral, the cranial, the ligamental assessments? Where is the specificity?

[@memorylane8395]

I recognize Russian accent))

[@emansaleh6100]

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[@glennbrewster2186]

Not a professional clearly

[@rolexshadow]

Why do you think so?