Thursday, November 12, 2009

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Monday, April 27, 2009

Ringworm When Its Healing

between body posture and the posture space

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The man standing up is a compromise between verticalizzazi one and the need to hide his problems with every order.
The human body is a mecca body so sophisticated and reliable that can only be conceived starting from the simple and ingenious mechanical principles.
(Léopold Busquet, muscle chains vol. I, II, Marrapese, Rome)
Per postura si intende la posizione del corpo nello spazio e la relativa relazione tra i suoi segmenti corporei, è l'adattamento personalizzato di ogni individuo all'ambiente fisico, psichico ed emozionale, la posizione assunta dai segmenti corpor ei e dalle articolazion i sia in una situazione statica, sia dinamica.
Detto cosi, sembrerebbe che qualsiasi posizione assunta dal nostro corpo può essere definita postura . In effetti è absolutely true, but we try to establish the "why" some little Sture are " disharmony" with body system.
The human body is governed by laws precise, inspired by high minds of physics, mechanics and chemistry. Laws to which our or body is no exception, indeed it is perfectly regulated.
our every gesture, such as an rcepire, observe, react, involves the coordinated action of a neuro-muscular system, thanks in concentric contractions, eccentric or static enable us to counteract the force of gravity. For this p roposito the body responds to qu esta series of relational needs and survival, through an organization, that of muscle chains.
chains have the muscle rap circ uiti in continuity, management plan through which they propagate the organized forces of the body. Then the muscles no n should be considered as a separate iso late in our body, but related to and organized altri muscoli in manier a inseparabile.
Il corpo umano utilizza tutte le sue componenti per ottimizzare un gesto, un movimento o esprimere un emozione.
Per assicurarsi queste finalità di movimento, il corpo deve assicurasi una fonte di energia e gestirne la riserva in modo parsimonioso. Il corpo è una funzione di se stesso, il corpo è autopoietico .

Il termine autopoiesi è stato coniato nel 1972 d a Humberto M a turana a partire dalla parola greca auto , ovvero se stesso , e poiesis , ovverosia creazione . In pratica un sistema autopoietico è un sistema continuamente sé stesso ed al proprio interno si sostiene e si riproduce. Un sistema au topoietico può quindi essere rappresentato come una rete di processi di creazione, trasformazione e distruzione di componenti che, interagendo fra loro, sostengono e rigenerano in continuazione lo stesso sistema.

In light of the above, we can say that a body is defined as disturbed " in his posture," though one of its systems is not bal rio.
But the perfect equilibrium does not exist, and if so was it would create the immobility or death.
In practical terms, the balance is of primary importance in all its dimensions: the parietal, visceral, osmotic, hemodynamic, hormonal, neurological, and the solution adopted by our body must be economic .
Hence it is clear that the body is regulated by:
· balance
· economy,
· comfort (no pain)
But in maintaining the balance and the economy, the body, is held to be za absence of pain, comfort self-organizing p er re patterns and / or fees.
order to live comfortably in the subjective to invent schemes of compensation that will highlight the relationship between "content-containing." Relationship between the physical and containing the contents of the gut, among which the physical and the psychological content .
Ongoing structural changes will have on physical, visceral, psychological measures to compensate, putting in re-balance the body system.
"I try to stay balanced in my room to raise my body, my personality. "
This hegemony of balance can be hidden to some level of respect for physical or mental of the law are not pain with the law of the fort. "A esto qu level agree to compensate, even if it calls into question the harmony of my eq uilibrio.
(Léopold Busquet, muscle chains vol. II, Marrapese, Rome)

posturologist Who is?


Ovve ro who studies the system in his body balance and imbalance.
Everyone can deal with posture? The dent ista , an ophthalmologist, ENT, orthopedics, gastroenterologist, psychologist, osteopath, physiotherapist, fitness trainer, mom.
the light of the above, I believe I have created more confusion than anything else . In fact it is so I .

Non esiste il "posturologo" , in quanto tale, ma bensì è più opportuno parla re di un equipe , figure professionali e sanitarie che, specializzate nel loro setto re, possano coordinarsi per realizzare una sinergica forza atta ad identificare la base del problema che ha portato quel cambiamento alla postura, quella perturbazione che potrebbe essere in grado di determinare scompensi ed adattamenti molto gravi per la salute.
... le forme adottate dalle retrazioni muscolari sono strettamente personali. Possono dipendere by our genes, our physical activity, and professional sports, trauma, etc. ..
a posture can be disrupted by poor occlusion or temporomandibular joint by an inner ear problem, or a visual defect, but the list of cases does not end here, a flat foot problems the language or even scars tattoos and piercings, they can cause postural problems.
It is beginning to address the "posture" as the ratio of "containing and content." We can see how our body, in its organization is divided into units, " functional units "some deputies to the protection, others dedicated to the movement.

  • functional unit cephalic = head and neck
  • functional unit of the trunk = chest and abdomen
  • functional unit on each side = upper limb and lower jaw
These units have the option of self-management to solve their problems, but are related to and in cooperation between them.
Each unit can be regarded as spheres that are in equilibrium with each other and constitute the "hard" of our body, and their points of the report are the "mobile" in the body, the Member of movement.

Pa rtendo these "functional units", we introduce the concept that full is the box that encloses the organs and door protection to them.
The bones respond to the function of static and protection, while the muscles are Members movement. A muscle is not made to work continuously and consistently.
In the position / standing posture of the body, particularly muscles, are urged to work continuously, this solicitation may present chronic spinal pain, significant fatigue and muscle atrophy to medium term.
cephalic level the line of gravity passes through the foramen magnum, distributing the weight with the 2 / 3 forward and 1 / 3 back. Hence the "imbalance" front man
Plantar level, the front line of gravity instep and here too we find a resulting imbalance "front.
What would happen if instead I had a perfect balance?
My body is so unstable that I could fall on all sides and center of balance would be too stressed, so there would be a "cheap".
imbalance is more secure because it is run forward from the eyes and feet are directed forward.
But are the muscles to hold us up? .. NO!
are the connective tissues, ie, sheaths, tendons, ligaments, capsule, tissue, fascia .. etc..
Rear The static chain consists of:
· posterior cervical ligament
· The dorsal aponeurosis
· The lumbar fascia and the square lumborum
· vertebral ligaments
· Below the knee, ankle and arch
The chain represents the static structure connettiva più importante del piano posteriore ed ha quindi un ruolo decisivo sul piano della stazione eretta. È importante intravedere come il corpo per potersi muovere abbia di bisogno di una struttura “pneumatica” , capace di dare sostegno al busto e nel contempo permettere il movimento.
Questa funzione è svolta dal diaframma.
Di diaframmi ne abbiamo tre in medicina osteopatica: il tentorio del cervelletto (un lembo di dura madre che separa il cervelletto dai lobi occipitali del cervello), il diaframma toracico e il diaframma pelvico (il cosiddetto pavimento pelvico).
Curiamoci solo del diaframma toracico.
Andrew Taylor Still, the father of osteopathy and a great knowledge of human anatomy, describing the thoracic diaphragm said: "Through my live and die by me. In the hands I have power of life and death, get to know me and Be calm. "
Still Surely the phrase is of absolute effect and a coupe and understand several concepts. The diaphragm is a fundamental part of our organization and, if there is unrestricted, allowing the body itself to be in good health.

should know that this muscle develops in infancy and that the diaphragmatic dome is formed by the migration of structures that depart from the cervical spine (C3-C5).
This close relationship between the cervical spine and diaphragm makes sense as a neck pain could be caused by blocked aperture (and vice versa). The diaphragm is of particular importance to the relations it contracts with major structures of the system neurov egetativo. Along the esophagus, in fact, pass by here too vague nerves: the vagus nerve is anterior to the esophagus and the left right and rear.
nerve These two components if they are part of the control system of the whole vegetative life, and then the irritation of one of two reflections may create disturbances. The relationship between pressor chest and abdomen are therefore essential for correct physiology. If these pressures are being affected even the respiratory mechanism is altered: in patients with a flaccid abdominal breathing is the mechanism to be "low", other subjects with hypertonia in which there is abdominal breathing high, apical.

Another is of great importance in terms of posture: it is seen quite often hyperextension of the lumbar higher in subjects with a breathing-type high: in the presence of a diaphragm, which tends to remain in a relatively alta (in espirazione) le
trazioni continue verso l’anteriorità trasmesse dai pilastri sugli attacchi lombari possono creare di conseguenza delle accentuazioni della curva lombare nella porzione alta.
Viceversa persone con diaframma basso (in inspirazione), per esempio in soggetti con una grossa ptosi addominale, si osserva una perdita delle curve fisiologiche associate ad una accentuazione della lordosi lombare bassa.
( Luca Franzon, osteopata)
Il corpo comprende tre sfere
· head
· The chest
· The basin
These three boxes protect and have a diaphragm, and are influenced by it. In fact, their pace because it allows the timing, but also the independence, that are able to move and react efforts.





functional unit of the trunk

chains muscle




The trunk flexion and extension of the chains depend on fees and particularly the chain drop (CDF) and the chain extension (CDE).

(continued anger the near post)


Do I Have Viral Labyrinthitis

Observation




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Thursday, March 26, 2009

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posture and balance

this time (concedetemelo) I do not write the post. After careful research, and readings, I just have to let the "word" to CONI, Institute of Sports Science, Department of Physiology and Biomechanics

, Rome
ed in particolare al lavoro svolto del Dott.C. Gallozzi

Dal punto di vista motorio, ogni essere vivente deve essere in grado di adattarsi all’ambiente in cui si trova per sopravvivere e svolgere la propria attività statica e dinamica.

Tale adattamento richiede la possibilità di cogliere ciò che succede nell’ambiente stesso e conseguentemente, di assumere le posizioni più consone alla situazione e alle proprie esigenze di comportamento. Possiamo definire “postura“ ciascuna delle posizioni assunte dal corpo, contraddistinta da particolari rapporti tra i diversi segmenti somatici.

Il concetto di postura, quindi, non si riferisce ad una condizione statica, rigid and mainly structural. She identifies, however, with the more general concept of balance understood as "optimization" of the relationship between subject and environment, ie the same condition in which the subject assumes a posture or series of postures than ideal environmental situation, in that particular time for the planned motor programs.

A very important function can not be entrusted to a single organ or system but requires a whole system, called System-Posture-Tonic (STP), a set of interconnected structures and processes which is tasked with:

fight against gravity;

• resist external forces;

• structured in space-time around us;

• allow the balance in the movement, to guide and reinforce it. To accomplish this exploit

neuro-physiological, the body uses different resources: • the

esterocettori: position us in relation to the environment (touch, vision, hearing);

• the proprioceptors: position the different parts of the body in relation to the whole, in a predetermined position;

• higher centers: integrate the switches of strategy, cognitive processes and rework the data received from the two sources above.

The organs of the tonic postural system

We recognize several receptors in postural and proprioceptive primary function overseas, who are able to inform the central nervous system of their state and induce a postural response specific for that particular time, changing the state of the powertrain muscle and therefore the balance osteo-articular.

• The esterocettori

These sensory receptors capture the information coming from the STP and sent to the three receptors are universally recognized: the ear

Internally, the eye and the plantar skin surface.

1. The inner ear

receptors in the inner ear are accelerometers, they provide information about movement and head position in relation to the vertical gravitary. The entrance to the vestibular system includes a semi-circular and otolithic system. The system is a system of three semicircular canals arcuate located in three planes perpendicular to each other, sensitive to angular accelerations (head tilt). The

semicircular canals do not participate in fine balance, because their threshold of sensitivity to acceleration is greater than the accelerations oscillatory postural system in the end, however the system works in balance dynamically. The otolithic system is contained in two vesicles: the saccule el'utricolo sensitive to gravity and linear acceleration. The inner ear senses the angular accelerations (head tilt)

through receptors located in the semicircular canals and linear acceleration via the utricle-saccule. It seems that only the latter are involved in the postural control order. As early in 1934, Tait J. MacNelly and WH showed that denervation of the semicircular canals does not interfere with muscle tone, while the results in deep dell'utricolo disruption to its allocation.

Because the information coming from the inner ear can be interpreted by the STP should be compared to the proprioceptive information that allow to know the head position in relation to the trunk and the trunk in relation to the ankles and above the information breech pressure , the only fixed reference.

2. The eye

The visual entry through the retina allows the postural stability for movement front to rear, thanks to the vision device. By contrast, the left-right movements, central vision becomes predominant. The visual input is active when the environment vision is at hand if the visual aims is 5 feet or more, the information coming from visual receptor become so unimportant as not to be taken more into account by the STP

To ensure that the STP can use visual information to maintaining balance, visual information that must be compared to those who come from the inner ear and the support foot. In fact, the eye can not say if the slip of images on the retina is due to eye movement, the movement of the head or moving your whole body mass.

3. The foot

The esterocettore Plantar allows to place the entire body mass in relation to the environment through measures pressure at the plantar surface of the skin. This is the interface between constant

the environment and the STP. It is rich in receptors and has a very high threshold of sensitivity (the baropressori also feel the pressures of 0.3 g). They provide information on changes in whole body mass and therefore act as a platform stabilometric. The footbeds are the only information to be derived from a receptor fixed in direct contact with an environment represented property from the ground.

A foot level are collected, However, even information about proprioception, muscle and joint (see below). In the context of postural problems, the foot can occur in three ways:

- as a causative

: Chief of postural imbalance;

- as a adaptive

: buffers imbalance that comes from (usually eyes and teeth). At first, the adaptation is reversible then fixed feeding postural imbalance;

- as a mixed

: have both a slope and a slope adaptive causative.

• The endocettori

These sensory receptors inform the STP of what happens within the individual. Allow the system to recognize the permanent location and status of each bone, muscle, ligament or body in relation to the balance. They shall in particular on the position of cephalic esocettori (inner ear and retina) in relation all'esocettore breech. They fall into two broad categories: receptor and proprioceptive receptors or enterocettivi viscerocettivi.

Entry oculo-motor allows you to compare the position information provided by the vision a quelle fornite dall’orecchio interno grazie ai sei muscoli oculo-motori, che assicurano la motricità del globo oculare. L’entrata rachidea ha per scopo di informare il sistema posturale sulla posizione

d’ogni vertebra e quindi sulla tensione d’ogni muscolo. L’entrata propriocettiva podalica, grazie al controllo dello stiramento dei muscoli del piede e della gamba, situa il corpo in rapporto ai piedi.

L’entrata rachidea e l’entrata propriocettiva podalica formano una continuità funzionale, un’estesa catena propriocettiva che riunisce i recettori cefalici ai recettori podalici e dunque permette di situare l’orecchio interno e gli occhi in rapporto ad un recettore consists of the fixed foot. This allows for a space-time coding information cephalic.

• The stomatognathic

A growing number of jobs tends to analyze the role of disorders of the spine and posture in relation to the skull, jaw problems, the attention that many private investigators to the hypothesis of correlation between occlusion and posture is justified by the evidence of anatomical and functional relationship between the stomatognathic system and the structures that control of posture. As part of the skull, jaw disorders, occlusion, defined as the ratio between static and dynamic elements of two opposing jaws, is considered one of the main etiological factors. Some authors have identified a number of occlusal conditions that may be a risk factor for the occurrence of cranio-mandibular dysfunction, they are identified as: •

anterior open bite (non-contact, occlusion between upper and lower incisors) ;

• "Overjeet" greater than 6 mm, whereas for overjeet mean the horizontal distance between the upper and lower incisor group that in the standard ranges from zero to four millimeters

• difference between real and ideal jaw position greater than 2 mm;

• reversal of the relationship cross interarch (crossbite) and after unilateral;

• Class II Division 2;

• absence of five or more teeth in the posterior.

have been shown to relations between intimate proximity to the spinal cord and the trigeminal nerve endings of the first cervical plexus so as to assume the existence of pathways of convergence or interconnection at the core cord, which would explain the occurrence of Symptoms vary in the face, temporomandibular joint and portions of the dermatomal first cervical nerves when mioartropatia of each of these districts and could be the cause of widespread pain and reported that often accompanies some forms of headache and craniofacial pain-gold. The innervation of the stomatognathic system is provided primarily by the trigeminal nerve. The proprioception of the same district is entrusted to hearing nerve fibers whose cell bodies are located in the mesencephalic trigeminal nucleus. Have also been suggested correlations between jaw, suprahyoid muscles and cervical vertebrae form a complex that would be the anatomical and functional link which would then be the hyoid bone. The same hyoid bone could be the mediator of changes in postural head due to changes in the position of the mandible.

The postural pain syndromes-

When determining dysfunction of the tonic postural system can establish a clinical picture usually characterized by pain of the musculoskeletal system (musculo-tendon, joint and bone ) called "postural pain syndromes." More specifically, the elements that must contribute to make this happen are:

1. Individual predisposition.

2. The morpho-functional.

3. The action of the internal and external to the individual.

etiopathogenesis of postural pain syndromes-all components are present. This means that the patient should be predisposed to dysfunction (for example, his sedentary lifestyle), that receptors posture must be in some state of deterioration or that are present or paramorphism dysmorphism of the musculoskeletal system and, finally, that the work habits

or sports training leads to a hypercharge of the fabrics that are then subject to degenerative-inflammatory reaction. As for the 'internal environment "refers to certain emotional states and / or psychological factors that contribute to alter the pattern and postural muscle tone

di base. La triade è potenzialmente presente in ogni individuo, ma non si realizzerà

nessuna manifestazione clinica della disfunzione finché tutte le componenti non siano coinvolte. Non appena si sviluppa la triade, la sindrome precipita e si osservano i sintomi della disfunzione.

Il grado di predisposizione, di alterazione morfologica, o di alterazione dell’ambiente interno ed esterno, necessario per la comparsa della sindrome è diverso per ogni individuo. Per questo si potranno trovare persone con livelli minimi delle componenti che possono presentare anche delle sintomatologie molto importanti. Ricapitolando, perché la sindrome posturale abbia la sua estrinsecazione clinica, sono necessarie tutte le componenti described. The variables of this principle lies in the degree of incisiveness that each of these individual factors may be at any particular individual. This degree of variability to account for differences among individuals, as well as in the same individual at different times. Are also possible triggers of and / or aggravating

such as trauma, stress, the outcome of orthopedic surgery, some scars and parafunctions (bruxism), which can suddenly precipitate a pathological findings. These factors are considered as contributing factors for the onset of a postural pathology.

dysfunction of receptors

A second receptor postural dysfunction can be classified into disease-postural algic:

Simple, occurs when there is dysfunction in a single receptor primary posture, such as the support breech, which induces a particular adaptive schema. Complicated, occurs when more receptors are in the primary postural dysfunction, such as the support and the equipment stomatognathic breech.

The characteristics of the clinical

a program that has a postural dysfunction can induce a clinical dysfunction at various levels of the locomotore come:

• I muscoli

• Le articolazioni

• Le ossa

• I tendini e i legamenti

• Il tessuto nervoso

• I visceri

A livello muscolare possiamo evidenziare ipertono, contratture, squilibri di trofismo e stenia o la formazione di zone algiche chiamate trigger-point. A livello osteo-articolare possiamo evidenziare artrosi, condropatie e, raramente, fratture da stress. A livello dei tendini e dei legamenti si osservano tendiniti, tendinosi o infiammazioni inserzionali. Per quel che riguarda il tessuto nervoso si riscontrano spesso delle patologie da compressione dei fasci sensitivi e/o motori. Per the viscera are seen various types of visceral symptoms often secondary to a neurological disease of the spine or secondary overtone of the skeletal muscles that exert compressive action. From a clinical point of view we can get a picture:

• Mild • Medium • Severe

When mild symptoms may be present from time to time, especially after episodes of physical and psychological stress, the patient mentions it only if asked the doctor, you can enjoy mild tenderness on finger pressure in one or more muscles of postural kinematic chains. There are no changes in quality of life and physical activity of the subject. When is the average patient has symptoms true even if punctuated by periods of acute and partial remissions. The symptoms, causes one or more specialist visits and instrumental tests. There are changes in quality of life and physical activity of the subject. When the patient suffers from a severe clinical picture algic-standing dysfunctional and often resort to medication for pain and / or inflammation. There are some significant changes in quality of life and physical activity of the subject.

Diagnosis and rehabilitation in pain syndromes, postural

The diagnosis of syndromes algic-posture is essentially based on a correct anamnesis collection and careful examination. We must go over well the history of the patient both from a physical point of view (history of trauma or episodes of joint pain and / or muscle), both from a biochemical point of view (allergies, menopause, endocrine disorders), both from the point of psychologically (stress, depression).

also must consider whether there have been major changes of the stomatognathic system such as extraction of teeth or occlusal rehabilitation with fixed prostheses and orthodontic treatment or through especially in children (it is not uncommon to hear that after a change in occlusion was sviluppato un cambiamento della funzionalità del rachide e non solo).

Esame obiettivo

Esame morfologico e studio della verticale di Barrè

Si ricercano nei tre piani (frontale, sagittale e trasverso) variazioni di posizione dei principali punti di repere rispetto ad un modello di posizione ortostatica ideale con particolare riferimento al cranio, alla colonna vertebrale, al bacino delle estremità inferiori. Si valuteranno, inoltre, asimmetrie e rotazioni dei segmenti scheletrici nonché la presenza di zone di alterato trofismo e/o tono muscolare.

Valutazione dei recettori

Per quello che riguarda l’apparato stomatognatico si studia prima lo stato di salute dei muscoli masticatori e si valuta l’armonia del movimento mandibolare rilevando la presenza di rumori a livello dell’articolazione temporo-mandibolare e le sue eventuali disfunzioni e/o discinesie, si registra lo stato di salute dei denti ed eventuale presenza di bruxismo. Infine si può variare l’appoggio occlusale con dei cotoni inseriti fra le arcate dentarie ed osservare cosa avviene sulle catene muscolari posturali del corpo e cosa cambia a livello del bacino e del rachide cervico-dorso-lombare, aiutandoci con uno scoliosometro sia sul piano frontale che sagittale e orizzontale o con

una pedana stabilometrica. Parallel with the evaluation must be studied stomatognathic support breech through examinations (baropodometry). The functionality of the foot should be evaluated both under static and dynamic

for the presence of paramorphism as piattismo the cavismo

or excess pronation and supination. Complete diagnostic evaluation of the ocular system, with particular reference to the function oculomotrice, and inner ear. Rehabilitation treatment, against which we will focus not so very complex subject and still not codified, is divided into two distinct phases, but which often proceed in parallel. On the one hand we proceed to resolution of the receptor dysfunction (etiological therapy) with the obvious difficulties that arise from the fact that very often the dysfunction of other organs involves a receptor that changes to adapt to a new body schematic. This can lead to misinterpretation of the clinical and therapeutic interventions that may paradoxically aggravate the symptoms (such as the indiscriminate use of orthotic insoles foot "adaptive"). The other must be followed by rehabilitation program on the locomotor apparatus that

must have the characteristics of individual action is absolutely dependent on the type of injury, but also the patient and his lifestyle. This is particularly important if the patient is an athlete.

Exercise, especially intense in fact determines the strong muscle adaptations induced by the tonic-postural dysfunction (hypertonia, and localized fibrosis), which if not removed, preventing the restoration of a fair and balanced body schema.

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Thursday, February 26, 2009

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Breathing

Breathing is a process "automatic", better known as accidental, but part of it is under the control of our will.

should clearly distinguish the parties to understand "what", "how," "how," "when".

WHAT:

oxygen is no doubt respond, but not really. The body breathes

COMPONENT - SYMBOL - CONCENTRATION

Nitrogen N 2 78.0 (% by volume)

Oxygen O 2 20.9 (% by volume)

Argon Ar 0.9 (% by volume)

Carbon Dioxide CO 2 0.00028 (% by volume)

Other compounds Ne, He, CH 4 , Kr, H 2 , Xe, O 3 , H 2 O NH3, NO 2, SO 2 , NO, H 2 S, CO ..., 0.2 (% by volume)

AS: (from http://www.centrostudikeiron.it)

Come respiriamo

. La respirazione avviene in modo automatico e normalmente questo processo avviene al di fuori della nostra attenzione. Forse la respirazione è un atto così ricorrente nella quotidianità da sembrare quasi banale, tuttavia modesti cambiamenti nella respirazione sono in grado di scatenare considerevoli effetti sia fisiologici che psicologici nell'individuo.

I polmoni in sé non hanno alcuna capacità di contrarsi o espandersi, ma si riempiono e si svuotano di aria grazie all'azione dei muscoli, primo fra tutti il diaframma. Esso si trova alla base della gabbia toracica e la separa dall'addome come se fosse il "pavimento" della zona polmonare: agendo grosso manner as the plunger of a syringe, the diaphragm, contracting and dropping down to the top, draws in and pushes out the air from the lungs themselves. Breathing is controlled by nerve centers and machines can be simultaneously operated by the nerve centers under the control of the will. Consider that the brain and heart, which constitute less than 3% of total body weight, consume over 30% of the oxygen used by the entire body.

In general, the rule of balance breathing physiological processes related to energy. In fact the main functions of the respiratory system are

obtain oxygen (O2) from the environment to give each cell in the body,

rimuovere dal corpo l'anidride carbonica (CO2) prodotta dal metabolismo cellulare.

Queste sostanze sono coinvolte nei processi di acquisizione e di utilizzo dell'energia. L'energia viene estratta dall'ossigeno e conservata in speciali molecole che possono essere considerate "la moneta dell'organismo", mentre l'anidride carbonica (CO2) è il prodotto delle combustioni implicate nelle attività vitali, e potrebbe essere considerata come il fumo prodotto in una qualsiasi combustione. Questi processi non solo hanno un notevole peso nelle attività corporee, ma sono coinvolti in numerosi processi psicologici, prime fra tutti le emozioni.

Infatti la respirazione è la funzione fisiologica che, is altered in a more evident during an intense emotion and / or when we are engaged in a task. It tends to become faster and "short" and some people tend to move in the chest high.

HOW:

How breathe.

One of the most characteristic changes of respiration is chronic hyperventilation, which occurs when we breathe more air than required the activity metabolic this: there are people who, by carrying out mathematical calculations sit comfortably, breathe as if they were climbing the stairs !

Hyperventilation is a phenomenon extremely present in anxiety disorders and in panic attacks, and because the breath is closely linked to emotional states and attitudes acquired, his rehabilitation is extremely useful to the side of psychological treatments or other general. Not only how we feel affects our breathing, but our breathing can change the way we feel. The breath can be controlled voluntarily, and regulating the breath we can regulate the functions of the autonomic nervous system. This system regulates the activity of the whole body and prepares responses to both the fight / flight in situations perceived as a threat physically or socially, as the recovery of psychophysical energies. It is the imbalance in the autonomic nervous system function that produces a good part of the symptoms related to stress.

The respiratory pattern can generate symptoms such as:
  • vertigo and dizziness
  • dissociation
  • cold sweats, tingling, numbness
  • muscle aches, tremors
  • tachycardia, palpitations
  • nausea and stomach cramps
  • choking, wheezing and tightness
  • nervousness, apprehension, irritability

These symptoms occur because nell'iperventilazione you eject a quantity of carbon dioxide than is necessary. The reduction of carbon dioxide in the blood causes a reduction of the caliber of the arteries, preventing normal blood flow in the body tissues, and the amount of oxygen that can be absorbed by the cells. Thus, the heart is required to fly more frequently to compensate for these changes. Since stress, style, and other emotional factors can temporarily or permanently impair breathing, conscious breathing and education for the most complete is the first step to restore balance and well-being: the mind and the breath and breathing are interdependent produces a regular serene mind. (In the next post will talk about meditation as part of the Power Qi)

WHEN:

I try to perform the exercises

breathing at any time of day is imported into the right mechanism.

To begin, it is best to choose an appropriate place and time of day when you are sure not to be disturbed or interrupted.

Collocatevi in \u200b\u200ba comfortable position. Before starting the diaphragmatic breathing, look for a minute the regularity and speed della respirazione.

· Mettete una mano sullo stomaco e l'altra sul petto.

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Respirare lentamente dal naso in maniera che la mano sullo stomaco salga lentamente mentre lo stomaco si muove. Non forzate lo stomaco in fuori lasciatelo salire dolcemente mentre inspira. Il petto deve rimanere rilassato e muoversi poco.

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Quindi espirate lentamente con la bocca, in maniera che la mano sullo stomaco scenda mentre lo stomaco si abbassa. In questo caso il petto deve essere rilassato e muoversi molto poco mentre espira. In questa situazione sentite le spalle e la nuca rilassarsi as the air leaves the body. Imagine that each breath would eliminate muscle tension, add a little time after each inhalation and exhalation after a very large, (4 times)

read over the article in the master Isidoro them on Pyrrha Qi Gong breathing