CUTANEOUS REFLEX ZONES AND THE POSTMASTECTOMY STATE
By Curt Lezanic, CMMP, LMT, San Antonio, TX About five weeks ago a 63 year-old female came to my office complaining about her left neck, shoulder, arm and hand pain. What’s unique about this patient is that she is a breast cancer survivor. In 2004, she was diagnosed with an advanced stage of breast [&helli
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THE MAIN ENEMY IS NEUROGENIC COUGH
By Dr. Ross Turchaninov This case is from our Arizona clinic and it illustrates how completely different anatomical structures in our body interconnect and interact with each other. Two weeks ago a medical assistant from our main office drove with her family to Los Angeles to Disney Land. On her drive back to Arizona s
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THE POWER OF KNEADING
By Dr. Ross Turchaninov Kneading techniques are the most complex to execute but when they are done correctly they have the most profound effect on the client/patient level of stress or on the effectiveness of somatic rehabilitation. While it is 400 years old, kneading is the youngest massage technique. It was fi
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