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Like the columns
and beams that make up the structure of a building,
the
STRUCTURE OF THE BODY is
comprised of the bones (with the skull), joints,
ligaments, muscles (influding facia and tendons),
together with the connective tissues that link
them together.
The CENTRAL
NERVOUS SYSTEM is located
inside the skull and spine and is supported ande
protected by the body´s bony structures. The
dura mater, a
thick, fibrous tissue, surrounds the CENTRAL
NERVOUS SYSTEM and contains the cerebrospinal
fluid (CSF) that surrounds the brain, nerves
and spinal cord that are known as the CENTRAL
NERVOUS SYSTEM.
The Global postural balance of the body is determined
by and is dependant upon the spatial position
of the sphenoides bone.
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The short answer is that asymmetry in a body’s
structures is created through the history of
its traumas. The most important of these is cranial
trauma, because the brain is inside the skull.
Cranial trauma is the primary factor that causes
structural imbalances in the sphenoid bone: prolonged
or difficult birth; accidents, blows and falls;
excessive muscular strain and extreme muscular
exertion when very fatigued; severe infections
and illnesses; intense and/or prolonged stress;
powerful emotional reactions.
These imbalances of the sphenoid create asymmetry
in the skull which diminish the brain’s
blood flow by compressing the brain against the
skull and creates turbulent flow patterns of
the CSF.
This causes changes in the Central Nervous System
functions: alterations in though, memory, attention,
sleep and learning which produce changes in feelings
and behaviors. Similarly, the body will now have
less energy.
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