| We pay attention to the connections between movement, posture, breathing, digestion
and stress. Head- and backaches as well as indigestion often result in unfitness for work.
In those cases where disease has been ruled out by a physician, complaints such as backache;
flatulence; irritable colon; indigestion; problems in the area of the head such as headache, aches
in the face, cracking in the jaw, teeth-grinding at night; sleep disorders; a pulling, pressing, pinching
in the torso, the limbs, or in the joints can indicate chronic malfunction in response to strain. A body can react to strain with warning signals such as these without yet being diseased. Up until now such problems were treated symptomatically; painkillers
were given, the teeth's roots were treated or teeth were pulled; people were repeatedly 'adjusted'; and physical complaints were even considered to be 'psychological'. |