How Water Serves as the Body’s Communication Network What if I told you that water—the most abundant molecule in your body—is far more than just a simple transport medium? That it might actually be listening, remembering, and responding to the touch? As osteopathic practitioners, we’ve long understood that structure and function are intimately connected. ButContinueContinue reading “The Hidden Intelligence of Water in Osteopathic Healing”
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Anthony Stolarz’s Head Injury: A Deeper Look at Concussion, Water Disruption, and Osteopathic Recovery
Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz suffered a serious head injury during Game 1 of the second-round playoff series against the Florida Panthers. After taking an elbow to the head from Sam Bennett, Stolarz vomited on the bench and was rushed to the hospital. While he’s since been released and rejoined the team at practice,ContinueContinue reading “Anthony Stolarz’s Head Injury: A Deeper Look at Concussion, Water Disruption, and Osteopathic Recovery”
Case Study Highlight: Accelerating Adolescent Concussion Recovery with OMT
BackgroundConcussions are common in adolescents, with traumatic brain injury ranking among the leading causes of disability in young people. While most patients recover within 7–10 days, about 11% experience prolonged symptoms—even with rest and standard therapies. The CaseA 16-year-old girl, with a history of three head injuries, presented with persistent post-concussive symptoms. Her complaints includedContinueContinue reading “Case Study Highlight: Accelerating Adolescent Concussion Recovery with OMT”
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