Chiropractors are therapists who treat dysfunctions of the musculoskeletal system. Risks are often discussed. But is chiropractic really dangerous? And what can it actually do?
Osteopathy is an independent form of medicine, where the diagnosis and therapy are being carried out with the osteopath’s hands. It was established 140 years ago by the American doctor Andrew Taylor Still and since then it has been developed and refined continuously. Fascia, the thin connective tissue, are of particular importance. It can be used to find causes of pains that often arise elsewhere in the body. According to osteopathy, fascia can transfer changes and with that solve blockades and improve health.
Physiotherapists enjoy a great reputation for good reason. They manage to alleviate pain, improve mobility of the joints, fight diseases and preserve both endurance and coordination. But what exactly does a physiotherapist do and what does he need for successful therapy?
What does a masseur need to offer others a few minutes of complete relaxation?
