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The key discoveries of Dr. Jean-Claude Guimberteau about fascia are reshaping our understanding of human tissue architecture. He observed living fascia in real time, revealing that it is a dynamic, multilayered, and integrated system. 1. A continuous, multifibrillar network extending throughout the entire body Fascia forms a vast, uninterrupted three-dimensional network of billions of multidirectional collagen and elastin fibers that connect every part of the body, from the s

Osteopathy and chiropractic are both forms of manual therapy that focus on the relationship between the body’s structure and its function, but they differ in philosophy, approach, and scope. Osteopathy is based on the idea that the body’s structure—bones, muscles, joints, and organs—is interconnected and that restoring balance and mobility throughout the body supports its natural ability to heal itself. Osteopathic practitioners use gentle techniques such as stretching, soft

New York Times Bestselling Author: A Journey to Holistic Health After years in the field of genetics, I found my true calling through my personal battle with Hashimoto's thyroiditis. This journey opened my eyes to the intricate relationship between our bodies and the foods we consume. I discovered that glucose spikes—those rapid rises in blood sugar after meals—can significantly impact our overall health. These spikes can lead to a myriad of issues. They can cause fatigue, cr

From https://wellnesskk.net/diseases/fungus/ Mold Infection - Fungus - Yeast Connection Yeast Syndrome The condition where fungal infection (representative fungus is Candida) contributes to overall poor physical condition, weakened immunity, and various chronic diseases is collectively called "Yeast Syndrome." Fungi include, besides Candida, ringworm, yeast bacteria, and yeast fungi. In addition, red mold and black mold are also types of fungi. Fungi prefer high humidity, d

The osteopath seeks the root cause of a loss of mobility. She/He detects restriction of movement through fine palpation and the various tests of mobility and motility. Based on the information from the interview and manual tests, we define a protocol of treatment, what to treat and how to treat.

Visceral disfunction has been found to have a link with back pain and posture issues in more than 70% of patients, and include both direct or indirect delicate techniques, which is to go slowly into the dysfunction until the neutral point where there is no tension, from this point the alive tissue relax on its own, at the opposit direct like stretching.

Craniosacral therapy is a gentle treatment using soft touch pressure on the skull and sacrum, working on the skull, plus inner membranes around central nerve system. It is a very relaxing technique with deep impact on the whole head and spine.

I search with my hands for a lack of mobility or flexibility in different parts of the body: joints, muscles, organs and skull, as the level of mobility can affect your health

Observation from a distance looking for disbalance, asymmetry, posture, skin pallor and redness. He/She also carefully observes active movements done by patient to detect any restriction of mobility.

I collect information about the reason for the visit, symptoms, medical history and living environment.