Don't rely on headlines. Published evidence usually isn't worth the money, time or paper it's written on.

In July 2008, the British Medical Journal published a landmark study which established an association between muscle strength and mortality unrelated to fitness or exercise levels.

Lesley had severe muscle inhibition. She was the ideal test for my new ideas. As you can see from the video below (shot in terrible VHS), the diagnosis was spot on and her eighteen years of deteriorating health ended instantly when the faulty afferent input was removed.

It’s important to make the adductors part of your clinical examination as it will help you figure out what’s really going on with difficult pelvic stability, low back issues and hip issues.

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By mastering the mechanisms of muscle inhibition, your practice becomes a stage for transformation. No longer just treating symptoms, you become a conductor, harmonizing the silent orchestra of muscles and unlocking the true potential of every patient.