Prefrontal cortex, posturology and pain – Part 1
It goes without saying that, although this is not the direct aim of posturology, many clients can consult a posturologist in order to know a decrease, even an elimination of their pain. Read more
Archive for month: August, 2019
Vibration and the gut
Whole-body vibration (WBV) is nothing new. It’s been around since the 1990’s. I’ll admit it: I was not impressed! I am skeptical of passive forms of “exercise”, to say the least. Read more
The good, the bad and the not good at all – a review of Greg Lehman’s presentation
It truly is a love/hate relationship for me when it comes to Greg Lehman. On one hand, I have the utmost respect for the man. He is extremely well educated. Greg happens to be a chiropractor, a physiotherapist and a researcher. He also happens to be funny as shit, charismatic and you can tell quite quickly that he is coming from a good place. Read more
Can “propricoceptive” training improve stability?
In the literature, the term “proprioception” is actually used quite largely. If it’s true that proprioception refers to one’s ability to recognize itself, it therefore has nothing to do with balance training. In the context of this study as in just about all of the other ones read, here, when we speak of proprioceptive training, we speak of training balance. Read more
