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Palpating Asymmetry in the Lumbopelvic Region: What Does the Evidence Really Tell Us?
The reliability of palpation—particularly when assessing asymmetry in the pelvis and lumbar spine—has long been a cornerstone of osteopathic practice. A recent review by Stovall

Rethinking Osteopathy’s Roots: A Critical Look at Anatomical Possibilism in Canadian Practice
Introduction In a recent article published in the International Journal of Osteopathic Medicine (2024), Hidalgo, MacMillan, and Thomson take aim at a foundational belief in

The Osteopath’s Hidden Edge: Learning the ABCs of Nutrients
As new graduates stepping into practice, you have mastered the techniques of manual osteopathy. You understand the biomechanics, the subtle rhythms of the body, and

The Manual Osteopath’s Botanical Cabinet: Topical Applications for Structural Dysfunction
Manual osteopaths practice a discipline born of palpation, precision, and reverence for the body’s innate ability to heal. We decompress, balance, and reposition, not to

Alkaline Water: Why Your Stomach Proves the Myth Wrong
The wellness industry loves a quick fix, and alkaline water has been one of the most persistent promises. Bottled and sold with claims that it

The Osteopath’s Hidden Edge: Learning the ABCs of Nutrients
Introduction As new graduates stepping into practice, you have mastered the techniques of manual osteopathy. You understand the biomechanics, the subtle rhythms of the body,
