Terra Therapeutics RMT & Osteopathic ManualTherapist

Hi Everyone! I am heading to Gulu, Uganda in August as part of a mission team!
If you can support the work that I will be doing there I have shared the link below, you do receive a tax receipt!
As you know in the past, I believe that God has given me the ability to go to places that do not have the easy access to upgrading their skills and teaching them better treatment practices.
I am grateful to have the opportunity to go and to teach!
please share and donate!
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Hi Everyone! I am fundraising again for my trip to Gulu, Uganda!!
If you are able to donate to my mission trip, this is the link
https://lakemount.gomethod.app/login!
you receive a receipt for tax purposes!
As I have always done, I believe that God is using me in these places to give them education and tools that they do not have the availability to access!
Thank you to all who have supported me in the past and continue to make this possible!

lakemount.gomethod.app

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Education for Manual Therapists coming soon!!
Pelvic Floor
Pediatrics
Obstetrics - prenatal/postpartum

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Lets talk about the Sphenoid Bone! Beautifully designed by Mother Nature and arguably one of the most fundamentally important bones in the cranium for both humans and horses alike.

The sphenoid bone sits in the center of the cranium. It is often referred to as “bat shaped” because of its distinctive form which closely resembles that of a bat in flight. It consists of a body at the center and two large wing like projections from the body. As is pictured, there are many holes (foramen) which are exit points for certain blood vessels and nerves – one of which being the optic nerve (eyes!). I am trying to give a clear picture visually to help people understand how a torsion (rotation of this bone) could easily affect the functionality of many other structures within the cranium and subsequently rest of body. Since this bone articulates with 12 other cranial bones, it can have a vast effect on the overall cranium if it is out of place. The surface of the sphenoid bone is named the sella turcica which is latin for Turkish seat due to its saddle like shape (how suitable in the case of horses). This small saddle shaped depression is home to the pituitary gland – a very important little gland. The pituitary gland takes messages from the brain and uses these messages to produce hormones that affect the rest of the body. Specifically, the anterior portion of the pituitary gland produces adrenocorticotropic hormones (ACTH) which stimulates the adrenal glands to secrete cortisol which regulates growth, metabolism, and body composition.

For one bone that is a pretty astronomical degree of responsibility in the body.

If the sphenoid bone is torsioned, a compression to the pituitary gland can occur causing dysfunction in the hormones being produced which can present very similarly to various known metabolic syndromes. There is evidence of cranial torsions being misdiagnosed for metabolic syndromes in humans which leads me to ask the very obvious question – could this be the same for horses.

My logical brain says yes but now I must search for more answers. Curiosity keeps me vital, so stay tuned!

Looking for something stimulating to read? Check out this Scientific Reports computational study based on long-term intracranial pressure measurements that explores the respiratory influence on cerebrospinal fluid flow. Full case report here: http://bit.ly/31HJoTn