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Eat With the Season
Why local, seasonal produce still makes the most sense, and which fruits and vegetables are most worth prioritizing Feature Article | Nutrition & Seasonal Living
The Great Debate: Should an Osteopathy Clinician Prescribe Exercises?
One of the longest-running debates in osteopathy is surprisingly simple: Should our job end when the treatment ends? For many classical osteopaths, the answer is
The Brain Tool Kit: A Digital Extension of Osteopathic Assessment in Concussion Care
As osteopathy clinicians, we’re trained to see the body as a unit. We understand that structure and function are interrelated, and we know the nervous
Time for Critical Reflexivity in Visceral Osteopathy
A profession at a crossroads between tradition and evidence The MDPI article Clinical Reasoning and Practices in the Osteopathic Management of Visceral Disorders: A Grounded
Canine Osteopathy: What a Dog Tells me Before I Ever Touch Them
The Dog as an Integrated System Dogs do not separate structure from function. Joint motion, breathing patterns, neurological tone, and emotional state are inseparable. Treatment
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
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