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A recent study confirms that shoe-wearing in early A recent study confirms that shoe-wearing in early childhood is detrimental to the development of a normal arch. Putting on some thick cushioned shoe is cutting all of the sensory information. For when it’s not appropriate to be barefoot, chose shoes as close to barefoot as possible so kids’ feet can FEEL - with a whole lot of flexibility, thin, wide with no arch support. Love your kid’s feet! Ref: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1624509/
Urinary Incontinence SOLVED in a 7 year old girl. Urinary Incontinence SOLVED in a 7 year old girl. This young girl was wetting herself 5-6 times day and night. She would sometimes feel the urge to go, but mostly not. When she wet herself, she was unable to feel her wet clothes against her skin. I tested her for a reflex that should no longer be present in kids at this age. As you can see in the first part of the video, Galant's reflex was positive. When the reflex is present, there is interference in the sensory signals to the brain of "having to go" and the feeling of wet clothes. In essence, the message gets lost in translation. As a side note, Galant reflexes have also been found to be present in cases of bed wetting, squirming (inability to sit in chair), ADHD, autism, kids with gut problems (pain, bloating, etc), and occasionally balance problems. The success of these cases depends on getting rid of the reflex. In order to do this, a lot of sensory stimulation needs to be applied to the lower back. We began adjusting her spine to improve the alignment as well as a variety of other types of stimulation to her lower back. When she came back one week later she reported being completely dry except for a couple minor dribbles on the way to the bathroom. When I retested Galant's reflex, you can see the reflex is now negative. Now that the reflex is gone, there should be no more "accidents." Needless to say, mom and I were elated!
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Why is this scale important? The effort you percei Why is this scale important? The effort you perceive will be moving on this scale during any exercise or activity you do, whether it is a cardio exercise, yoga, or strength training. At the beginning of an exercise, the effort will typically be easier and will progressively get harder as the exercise goes on. This depends on the amount of resistance and position your body is exposed to. Obviously, you will need to push your exercises into the "Difficult" to "Hard" range to get improvements in your strength, stability, endurance, etc. The important thing is to know when to "shut it down." When the effort you feel becomes ❌"Hard," you will begin to compensate in your posture and movement. You will lose the proper form and joint alignment you started with, assuming it was proper at the start. In my opinion, when an exercise gets very to extremely hard, there is little more to gain except for a potential injury. ✅ You can workout hard, but workout smart!
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  • Dr. Hamm Receives Certification in Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) From Prague School of Rehabilitation

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Wednesday   9-12 
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Dr. Ryan D. Hamm
Ultimate Body Fix
415 W Golf Road Suite 29
Arlington Heights, IL 60005
Phone: 224.875.7320

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