Research, Articles & Case Studies

David Lauterstein talks about his biography he wrote about Fritz Smith's life: Life in the Bones: A Biography of Dr. Fritz Smith and Zero Balancing. 

This article talks about what Visceral Manipulation is and the therapeutic value of Visceral Manipulation.

Osteopaths treated Influenza by Osteopathic Manipulation making sure that the circulation in the body is functioning. So Influenza is the response of the accumulation of dead cells caused by the Virus; not the virus itself. The Osteopath keeps the circulation and the white cells moving at their best to deal with the rapid accumulation of the EC Cells. As long as the EC cells are cleared at a rate that your body is comfortable with you will not exhibit the signs and symptoms of Influenza.ury

Great Read for this Era !!!

An article about Visceral Manipulation by MindBodyGreen, a positive online community for wellbeing.

This article talks about how manual therapy and touch can help burn victims at time of trauma and after. 

Lori Leitzel Rice, LMT, CST talks about her journey with chronic pain and how she became a better listener to her own body.

The article talks about what CranioSacral Therapy is and the benefits. 

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The impact of migraine on the life of the person, is the reason why those affected seek complementary treatments to the pharmacological symptom relief, especially the muscular tensions of the cervical and pericranial. Manual therapy such as craniosacral techniques, spinal manipulation or myofascial manipulation have proven to be an effective intervention strategy in the treatment of MC. Being aware of the impact that chronic migraine has on the quality of life of the person, it is necessary for the professionals to acquire the commitment to carry out new investigations, in which they develop and establish which treatment strategies are effective and decrease the symptolatology derived from chronic migraine.

Twenty patients participated in six sessions of craniosacral therapy and were evaluated four times with the headache impact test (HIT- 6), the study lasted four weeks.

The authors concluded that craniosacral therapy may alleviate migraine symptoms, finding that HIT-6 scores were significantly lower after treatment. (p = 0.004). That is, the patients in the study had an improvement in pain, social participation, general activity, vitality, intellectual activity and biological suffering. This treatment could be considered as a potential therapy in improving the quality of life of patients with migraine. 

Michael Morgan describes CranioSacral Therapy and how it can stop Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia in their tracks-perhaps even reverse prior brain damage.

This article talks how bodywork can help addicts recover and rebuild. The author notes that CranioSacral therapy is particularly useful for people in recovery and goes deep within and helps individuals align themselves.