Archive for the ‘Anatomy & Physiology’ Category

Embryonic Development

This first video shows the development of the embryo. You may find it helpful to pause the video and  use the left and right arrow keys on your keyboard to advance the video one frame at a time.

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Al Pelowski – He was the best of us.

Today I lost a dear friend and college.
Al Pelowski died this morning in Johannesburg.
If you know who Al was you will know the great
hole his passing has left in the cranio sacral world,
particularly in South Africa.
Al was the main tutor in my cranio sacral training.
That’s how I met him.  He was a fantastic teacher.
His energetic [...]

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B1.19.0 – The Membrane System

*As with all anatomy I suggest you search for each new term on google then click on the ‘Images’ tab at the top of the page.  Look at as many different pictures of each structure, from as many different angles as you can.  Then look at it on the Visible Body. This will help you [...]

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B1.26.0 – The Ventricular System

*As with all anatomy I suggest you search for each new term on google then click on the ‘Images’ tab at the top of the page.  Look at as many different pictures of each structure, from as many different angles as you can. Then look at it on the Visible Body. This will help you get [...]

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3D Anatomy

Below is a demo for Visible Body I encourage you to register for
the free service they offer so you can begin to see the anatomical
structure in 3D .

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B1.11.0 – The Cranio Sacral Sysytem overview.

*As with all anatomy I suggest you search for each new term on google then click on the ‘Images’ tab at the top of the page. Look at as many different pictures of each structure, from as many different angles as you can. Then look at it on the Visible Body. This will [...]

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