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Recovery insights, patient education, and movement science from Dr. Ryan Todd Lloyd.
How to describe movement in anatomy.
Human anatomy is essential to me as a chiropractor, and of course, students studying anatomy and physiology. When you start studying anatomy, you start by looking at the human body in a static, non-moving position.…
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See how lifting a bucket can put over 700lbs on your back.
https://youtu.be/6iEFowi52Aw In this video, the instructor calculates how lifting a modest bucket can put over 560lbs of force…
Read more →Stanford's Exam for Knee Pain
In my last post, I posted a video to Oxford University's approach to a knee examination. In this…
Read more →Oxford's Knee Examination
This video shows a systematic approach to a knee examination from start to finish. Brought to you by…
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Nasa Astronaut Postpones Spacewalk because of a "Pinched Nerve" in his Neck.
A NASA astronaut said Tuesday that he pulled out of a spacewalk this week because of a pinched…
Read more →How your immune system works
In simile terms, this video explains in cartoons how your immune system works. How it wards off invaders.…
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Early August: Progress on new office.
They're putting up my sign today! Yesterday, tuesday, my sign maker Amber took down the old Max Muscle…
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Is your neck pain associated with other symptoms in your body?
A January 2020 paper published in the European Spine Journal wanted to see if there was an association…
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Is neck pain related to movement centers in the brain?
Neck pain, cerebellum, and the effects of a chiropractic adjustment. Most people know that chiropractic adjustments are helpful…
Read more →Clinical Savant with George DeFranca
What I'm watching this morning: Here are my notes on Gestalt Education’s interview with George DeFranca, a chiropractic…
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