Eldoa Experience

09/24/2025

Nine years ago today I was in Larchmont, NY practicing MFS myofascial stretching with Dr. Guy Voyer DO.
If you were a part of the SomaTraining Soma Therapy fellowship you will certainly see a number of familiar faces in attendance.

09/13/2025

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08/09/2025

Hello everyone, I'm available for on-call Massage Therapy, exercise, assisted stretching, and The ELDOA method.
Please don't wait until youre completely out of order to treat yourself.
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10/23/2023

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03/06/2022

Dan and Janet hanging out in L5-S1 ELDOA

03/05/2022

Fat digestion and hiatal hernia: The tortuous coronary ligament widens posteriorly and encompasses the IVC. Its union with the left triangular ligament gives birth to an extension called the Arantius ligament, the place of insertion of the lesser omentum in direct connection with the stomach. Here includes the common bile duct, hepatic artery, and portal vein.
According to AT Still, “The role of the artery is absolute” - when a tissue is in a situation of lesion or in tension, the structure can be treated via understanding the links so fluid flow is not obstructed.
The same tissue that connects the liver to the diaphragm (triangular, coronary, and falciform ligaments), liver to stomach (lesser omentum), IVC and hepatic portal system (coronary and Arantius ligaments), hepatic artery and the stomach (insertion of the lesser omentum on Arantius).
All of these elements are linked - disruption of one will affect all.
This may help to explain fat digestion problems of patients with hiatal hernia, with the lesser omentum being around the hepatic hilum and putting tension on the entire vascularity and hepatobiliary intake and excretion. From this point of view, a lesion of the liver, in addition to its own repercussions on its functions, will be transmitted directly to the diaphragm and/or the stomach, and therefore the lumbar spine.

02/09/2021

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/2192568220983291?fbclid=IwAR1ZL48sn9lHWbcmWxKm6FV35v_CVzT3JqAV5tTQiMg9CkN2eBBfw32xN98&

Study Design: Narrative review. Objective: To address the gap in the literature on specific return to play protocols and rehabilitation regimens for golfers und...

01/27/2021

Overuse and misuse of cellular phones and other electronic devices are putting a strain on our bodies and causing us pain—as well as repetitive stress injuries (RSI). Health risks related to this t…

01/27/2021

https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04044092

Elongation Longitudinaux Avec Decoaption Osteo-Articulaire (ELDOA) in Cervical Disc Protrusion - Full Text View.

12/30/2020

Wishing everyone the healthiest and happiest holiday season during one of the most uncertain times in modern American history.
I have not been active on this page in quite sometime, but I have remained committed to studying and practicing the educational paradigm of learning by doing. Most recently by way of developing my sense of "listening." Not with only with my ears but through improving the sensibility of my hands perception to sense changes in tissue "fascia" networks.

09/22/2020

🔈 DEEP FASCIA OF FOOT

A. The skin and subcutaneous tissue have been removed to demonstrate the deep fascia of the leg and dorsum of the foot.

B. The deep plantar fascia consists of the thick plantar aponeurosis and the thinner medial and lateral plantar fascia. Thinner parts of the plantar fascia have been removed, revealing the plantar digital vessels and nerves.

C. The bones and muscles of the foot are surrounded by the deep dorsal and plantar fascia. A large central and smaller medial and lateral compartments of the sole are created by intermuscular septa that extend deeply from the plantar aponeurosis.