Chipoma

21/10/2023

https://fb.watch/nPTwEysgDu/

17/11/2022

Ad un certo punto in tutte le stirpe nascerà un'anima che sceglie di portare la guarigione ai suoi antenati. Questi sono cercatori nati di strade di liberazione per l'albero genealogico. Quei membri dell'albero che non si adattano alle regole o alle tradizioni del Sistema Familiare, quelli che fin da piccoli cercavano costantemente di rivoluzionare le credenze, andando contro i sentieri segnati dalle tradizioni familiari, quelli criticati, giudicati e addirittura respinti, quelli di solito sono quelli chiamati a liberare l'albero dalle storie ripetitive che frustrano intere generazioni. Ed è possibile che questa bella anima sia tu.

Bert Hellinger

17/10/2022

https://www.facebook.com/100030060801775/posts/811699966508689/

14/10/2022

🔈 SACROILIITIS - CAUSES, SYMPTOMS, TREATMENT

🔎 What is sacroiliitis?

Sacroiliitis is the inflammation of one or both of your sacroiliac joints. These two joints are located where the sacrum (the triangular last section of the spine) meets the ilium (a part of the pelvis).

Sacroiliitis is a common source of lower back pain or pain in the buttocks or thighs. It is often difficult to diagnose since many other conditions cause pain in the same locations.

🔎 What causes sacroiliitis?

Inflammation of the sacroiliac joint causes most of the symptoms of sacroiliitis. Many medical conditions cause inflammation in the sacroiliac joint, including:

🔘 Osteoarthritis -This type of wear-and-tear arthritis can occur in the sacroiliac joints and results from the breakdown of ligaments.

🔘 Ankylosing spondylitis - This is a type of inflammatory arthritis of the joints of the spine. Sacroiliitis is often an early symptom of ankylosing spondylitis.

🔘 Psoriatic arthritis - This inflammatory condition causes joint pain and swelling as well as psoriasis (scaly patches on the skin). Psoriatic arthritis can cause inflammation of the spinal joints, including the sacroiliac joints.
Other causes of sacroiliitis include:

🔘 Trauma - A fall, motor vehicle accident, or other injury to the sacroiliac joints or the ligaments supporting or surrounding the sacroiliac joint can cause symptoms.

🔘 Pregnancy - Hormones generated during pregnancy can relax the muscles and ligaments of the pelvis, causing the sacroiliac joint to rotate. The weight of pregnancy can also stress the sacroiliac joint and lead to wearing of the joint.

🔘 Pyogenic sacroiliitis - This is a rare infection of the sacroiliac joint caused by the bacteria Staphylococcus aureus.

🔎 What are the symptoms of sacroiliitis?

Common symptoms of sacroiliitis include pain that:
🔘 Occurs in the lower back, buttock, hip, or thigh
🔘 Gets worse after long periods of sitting or standing, or getting out of a chair
🔘 Worsens after rotating your hips
🔘 Feels sharp or stabbing, or dull and achy

🔎 How is sacroiliitis treated?

Most people with sacroiliitis benefit from physical therapy. This treatment helps strengthen and stabilise the muscles surrounding your sacroiliac joints. Physical therapy also makes it easier for you to move your sacroiliac joints through full range of motion.

Reference: Cleveland Clinic, U.S. National Library of Medicine, National Centre for Biotechnology Information

14/10/2022

🔈 PELVIS TENSEGRITY
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The pelvis is the center of gravity and the largest bony complex in the human body.
The pelvis and sacrum are linked via strong ligaments and muscles, creating a tension system that works with the compression-bearing bones to create a local tensegrity system.
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These ligaments are visualized in the picture, they include the posterior SI ligaments (Iliotransversosacral, Axile, Zaglas, Bichat), anterior SI ligaments, the iliolumbar ligaments and the sacrotuberous and sacrospinous ligaments.
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Locally, these ligaments need to have balanced tension to maintain SI joint integrity and normal bone positions in space.
If one of these ligaments is injured and loses its optimal tension/quality, disruption of the tensegrity balance ensues.
This leads to increased compression stress in the pelvis/SI and hip joints, but also leads to distortion of the global tensegrity of the body.
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For example, in the picture we can see a normal, balanced pelvis icosahedron on the left with the horizontal balance beams through L4 and the greater trochanter did the femurs.
On the right, we can see the consequence of an injury to the right SI joint/ligament complex. This leads to pelvic and sacral shifting, unleveling of L3 (blue dot) and functional scoliosis, anterior-inferior shift of the left ilium, valgus stress in the left knee, and pronation stress in the left foot-ankle.
The white arrow represents the downward compressive force of gravity. If the tensegrity is balanced, the body can adequately resist gravity without breakdown.
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Disruption of this tensegrity system is the source of joint degeneration and pain, all results of decreased space/compression in the joints.
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This is but one example of how loss of connective tissue tension/quality leads to compression stresses as well as local and global distortions of the tensegrity system.
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In biotensegrity, micro affects macro, local affects global!

Credit: Stefanduell

25/07/2022

(Copiato da Gigi Pianese che ringrazio perché FB non mi faceva condividere)

CELLULA UMANA 🤓
"Questo non è un quadro. È l'immagine più dettagliata di una cellula umana finora, ottenuta tramite radiografia, risonanza magnetica nucleare e microscopia crioelettronica ".

Sei fatto di 84 minerali, 23 elementi e 8 litri di acqua
distribuiti attraverso 38 trilioni di cellule.
Sei stato costruito da zero dai pezzi di ricambio terrestri che hai consumato, secondo un insieme di istruzioni nascoste in una doppia elica e abbastanza piccola per essere usata da uno spermatozoo.
Sono farfalle riciclate, piante, rocce, ruscelli, legna da ardere, pelle di lupo e denti di squalo, decomposti nelle parti più piccole e ricostruiti nell'essere vivente più complesso del nostro pianeta.
Tu non vivi sulla Terra. Tu sei la terra🌿 🌏

01/11/2021