Foundations of QSM3
Spinal Tensegrity
Spinal Tensegrity
Spinal Tensegrity
• Bones don’t move in the body by themselves, they are stabilized and mobilized by the myofascialenvelope
• The spine functions as a kinetic chain in normal conditions and in mechanical breakdown. The relationships are not segmental, they are global.
• The nervous system establishes stability under 3D breakdown by activating the myofascial system which anchors the body midline by contracting/shortening
• Resistant pathways are formed in the insertions of the myofascial planes located in the Cervical spine.
Subluxation caused by a global breakdown and thus requires a global correction.
Spinal Tensegrity
Spinal Tensegrity
"The fascia forms the largest system in the body as it is the system that touches all the other systems." - James L. Oschman, PhD