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I'm going to tell you in this video a guidelines plus ideas that are going to help you to
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kind of protocol and I say kind of treat your patient in the best way possible.
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because in everything where the staff is We're going to go with the soft stuff if you
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it's hard to say that there are protocols of gentle maneuvers when the patient
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on how to deal in diaphragm with still have very very very diaphragm
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our hands within the treatment of retracted or very tense until things get more or
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diaphragm there are several many things that can be much more intense with the patient already
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that the patient himself can do with it's not a protocol to digest a
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changing the internal pressures and kas or kind of protocol because it's not that
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that would come under the part of tools so that depending on the
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we're going to deal with the diaphragm with our apply one or the other if the patient's
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patient is well when you apply is only serve to breathe but also to
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techniques because they are going to be very also everything that is the visceral part of the body.
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easy for that patient then it physically attaches to the diaphragm and everything
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you'll have to go a little bit more advanced what is the pericardium and the pericardium part of the
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and there will be other patients that are very pleura as well, that is the diaphragm is also the
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bad and you're going to be several times or has that north in other videos and it has
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several sessions maybe doing the a direct mechanical relationship and it depends
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soft technique so we're going to go from the on the pericardium and the pleura and on the
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softer to harder for the viscera and mutually influence each other and
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patient little by little the first thing also remember that in videos where
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treatment remember that already in other we give the importance to the nerve to the
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videos explained you the biomechanics innervation the diaphragm does have
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diaphragm that not only serves to now we're going to dedicate ourselves exclusively
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breathing I remind you in this video not to the brake but we can't forget about
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all this complex that forms behind the yes where we will actually be moving
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diaphragm obviously that's here isn't the entire left side of the diaphragm
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now the video does not explain anatomy but also certainly a little bit of the
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but remember all the relationships that the pleura a little bit the stomach a little bit
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as I was saying from the softest to the softest mobilizing everything in general is difficult
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and we are going to make presses and presses gently let's go with a flat to big
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soft at this time we are going to ask you and we see how what we are doing
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normal so it's not that he's asking to breathe in in an open shot of me in front of me
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we'll call it low costal classification body the triceps has to be fine
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strong for me to work well no that is more mobile remember that here
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let's do with the arms is not this because we are also working on an area
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they feel less strong and I get tired and where the liver is in this case which is
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if we always use the body an organ that is full in the sense that
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it is simply until the area empty organ where if I have just eaten for
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we see that it is moving mobile with respect to I will have it full and if not then it is empty
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who mobile with respect to the other side that and the patient we ask you to always
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I will go to work it also obviously from breathe through the mouth so that it doesn't get
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diaphragm in general then we'll see for this would be the first step
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same it is not difficult to feel when a take x amount of time if the person has
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side is more elastic more mobile than the a lot of hardness a lot of stress maybe this
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the other therefore we will insist more on that one we have to do it for quite a while and
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we will see what we can't stand the pain of soft very soft
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be already getting a little bit into the muscle without the patient to see how he is doing
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union with the liver with the stomach if it doesn't hurt and we can do that as well
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intestine with everything that we have from the we are going to make it a little bit more caudal as well
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contralateral if I'm going to put my hands that soft very soft obviously it
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something hard there and I'm going to locate the edge. I'm just going to keep doing the
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bottom costal there as you see me with things on one side only so we don't have no
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several fingers at the same time so the have you a lot of time watching this video
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nail one hurts if there is gently come on because it's in your best interest to be practical
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stronger than the previous one but less strong all right so this would be a little bit
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of what is coming next which is a little bit deeper how long we were doing
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more intense i.e. we are going to press these two questioning maneuvers this
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before it hurts we tighten and when the tissue is loosening up, there are people who
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patricia tells me ay for loose one it will take 10 minutes to show up.
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little bit and there is some little soft two three four sessions maybe four is
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but very smooth never fight it you get the idea the following that
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relaxing thing inside all remember that you have in another video the
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and although as we know there are things that anatomy of the diaphragm and biomechanics
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are a little bit annoying but they generate benefits in relation to the belly with color
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fascial chain that goes all the way down to the neck and 10:47
that
let's go with the plane in front of us so that we can
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you see yes I mean I'm going to press it the person is very annoyed by it even
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pressed press and then I'm going to it's hard to breathe so the person stops
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do this spoon effect avoid that pain that tension when you
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agreement and when it is so you will feel here that the person feels more tension than
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down that there is let us say a resistance of tighten in this area according to you now.
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agreement i.e. remember this is we add for this let's go here to here
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if I'm pulling it from here already she will in a wonderful way not only for the
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it hurts gonna try to shorten it from here diaphragm but those people who
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it's logical I pull from here she cuts from here have a very important retraction in
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pull from here and ask her to this can be the origin for example of a
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I shoot and it's going to stretch the whole area the head is in ante position that without
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pericardial or internal or medial tendon that will undoubtedly give you problems in this area
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is talked about in different techniques so from here so that you understand me so that
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it's just holding and stretching that you understand me if this middle zone is
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rope with that spoon effect towards fascial line would be retracted to
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I ask you to feel it I ask you to imagine it you have already managed to stretch because
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and you have here the tie if you maintained is not jerking it is maintained
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grab hold of the tie and pull it down I add the patient's breathing
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what happens because you happen to be with then we're going to do the following
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this very simple technique for the I check that the patient does not extend me
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things is to stretch stop pulling the diaphragm and now I'm going to do the following I'm going to
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tie and if you look at it when you put down the I'm going to ask him to breathe with his chest that he
doesn't
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tie pull I can be a
it's ideal but it's good that he breathes with
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little bit better straighter I can put the
chest breathes in when it breathes out I don't do
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head well and at the level of affirmative
nothing when it expires I go down more
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allows you to breathe better
when it breathes in I keep what I earn
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remember well we add you in case
when it expires I increase down when
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I lift the ribs gently and with we keep moving forward now let's get started
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this hand went in and I go simply to mobilize stretching the diaphragm from
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kind of doing a kind of oscillation transverse way which is not a transverse way
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swinging up ribs method of very common way for the shape to move but
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ribs method as ribs method remember and I insist at this point of the
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but always as they say to win video that you remember when you see
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this there soft as giving a little massage that the diaphragm when we work on it does not
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like tricking the patient so that he doesn't we are only studying the diaphragm in a normal way.
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it hurts and doesn't tense up remember there much less are we also releasing
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very well there are times when you can everything that is at the visceral level its
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surprise you how hard it is and you don't joints with the bottom
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times it looks like you're going to go through the diaphragms the peritoneum so that you can
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remember it's the little bag a fascial pouch and I'm trying to go in gently
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so that you understand where they all are the patient I ask the patient without mind that
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the viscera inside which ends in the breathe through the mouth not deep and that
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pelvic diaphragm and ending on the I am doing if you see me from the front look
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respiratory diaphragm is a small pouch my elbows are going to go back to being stretched and
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that's here then as you move as you move what I'm going to do with my body is this
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diaphragm we're also releasing that and carry like upward and outward
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the top part with the top part this I recommend you don't do this
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pericardium and pleura because you will get tired without any sense
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ok there
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so that it's not nasty underneath patricio is making a face at me for sure
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the ribs and under the ribs he's bothering me more than before so
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this is much stronger than before this same the following the following the following
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your back remember that it is a very I put myself at the head followed and from
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recommended to be able to simply unfold a stretcher with a height that comes to you
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the legs so that if they sell so that a little stool in case you need it.
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the abdominal tissue is looser and is too high then there is a hand
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so that the lower back is more supported. with the other one here we have a problem with
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ribs come out very well i.e. already it's complicated then method of two a
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no great tension from those of the little bit and to where I do the movement
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diaphragm and it's easy to get in but in a the same as I did with one pull then
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patient who has problems with two the breathing just the
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we are doing is already very very advanced normal by mouth who we are
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we make a wider shot you are like this is not what we want ok
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from above as we are seeing now and also be careful because when we are
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same from above and wider more here the armpit is on the head of the
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wide look at my arms not my arms patient and depending on what time it is it can
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are like this I don't go to the center but be complicated according to important is
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they are open and I exaggerated a little bit what funny but they are small details to
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I'm doing would be moving there to take into account so we position ourselves
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I mean it's neither this nor for out if in a way that neither of these two
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you're going to laugh at what I'm going to say now if in following themes something else happened
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I recommend if you are a girl if it gets to them let's play with the breath of the
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be careful with your breasts on the head of the patient i.e. we are going to ask
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but be careful because if you are a girl and air intake I don't do anything to let go the
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air and when I let the air out I all the fingers without losing that wrenching of
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we will make you one each expired methods without losing what i finish
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same side that you are going to do yourself at home i breathe in i pull out ribs
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and I'm going to do me according to that spears or two and relax method
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is the next when expired methods of times because the farm is so tight
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two when you breathed in as if you wanted me that it starts to complain in such a way
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forgiven hespérion tear off the that you can't do it anymore so you have to do it
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ribs the same when expired meter the I'm going to do it again so you can see it
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there we are with the spine is that clearly he is
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expired careful when you watch this video don't let him
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relax relax relax soft if only understand what you have to do from
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please remember that attraction does not agreement we are pulling separating and
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if we are not rowing we are finally at the manual level what we can
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doing is pulling there we can do and maybe the most intense thing we have
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important important that it doesn't hurt and compensate us is the same thing that we have just
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even the patient if you see that it doesn't we are stretching too much can I provoke
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complaining but you're watching you move a lot of tension in the back that
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we will have to avoid in case the 25:55
you remember what it was like here and then yes and 25:58
you
slowly yes carefully because she will
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remember we had said that if you are
tickle or think about it but
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girl watch out for breasts on your face
simply and no joke you support
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of the patient and whoever you are watch out
widely and intensely
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with the armpit in the patient's face
let's say he wakes up with the soft touch
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certain hours of the day then set
and not so much with the intense touch
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to the powerful laughing us and I can not
back to technique and now a little bit
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work with diaphragm which is a very important thing
more serious
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I take advantage of the patient to
we grab the ribs from underneath
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to say what not to do at this time
remember it was the same as we have done
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say the nonsense that I am saying
before but with the breathing so
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well patient laughs or we have the
breathed in I don't do anything breathed out
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tickle difficulty remember
inhaled oblique outward pull
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many people are ticklish what
exhaled
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spiro entered and relaxed don't want to rank yes or yes because I
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and repeat just in case but it's the same one want to diaphragm without adapting
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idea we've done before in both totally agree to patient like this
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sides just in case I repeat it just in case but it has that with these techniques we are going to go
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inspire me come on see you nothing spiro him because depending on how you do it they will be
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inspired traction exhaled entered without losing softer or stronger than we're going to
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what i gain and inspired traction expired do it sitting down so I wouldn't know why it says
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we didn't see it on camera but patricia already that's it there we are then I place myself
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was reacting with her legs already behind the patient giving him a little bit
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she was saying with her body that she a little bit of support a little bit of reassurance that
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was bothering him so I have to we see with camera 3 there she was leaning
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position watch with this camera for the whole chain that form the fasciae
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where we are going to put our hands from the neck and from the neck to
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we're not going to stick it over here we're going to below we can do the following to
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get underneath her arms over here through it so that the two hands go
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obviously it depends on the size of your to go under the diaphragm one and underneath it
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body and it depends on the size of the patient of the diaphragm the other according to and
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that I put myself lower higher see what we're going to do pressure and de
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if it's a woman if they have large breasts way with my body a big plane it
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small breasts I will obviously adapt to we're going to see very well if it tilts to the
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their body according to then these patient has turned out the other way
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techniques that we can do of getting the and the broken and the same side
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masahito that is gently watch how we do it. diaphragm but everything to do with it
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me all fingers and broken to the side for our patient should be a
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gently let's not be rough gently all the steps that we've taken that
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adapting to patient remembrance and I repeat it's not a protocol if they are
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stretcher we see on it which is very easy that we go with the upside down summary
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I put one hand in I put the other hand in see if you remember to agree with us
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tilt it to my side and rotate it if I want to I'm putting it here so you don't
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opposite side in the case of her by I'm getting used to reading that it's kind of easy
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example I can say that this side it but that others take to think about it first
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I feel it more tense which indicates yes that the that we did which was just
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left side the large intestine mobilize if each side costal pum pum
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the descending part is probably more tense boom everything you need
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after what we were doing we would stick our fingers in with the breath we breathed in we didn't
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under the diaphragm careful that the we do nothing expires we get off
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first stretch here and then here we breathe in we hold expires we go down
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small movements then the same stick your finger under the diaphragm with
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exactly we were doing this then we started to rib according to the rib and we massage
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stretch the internal fascial line or the oscillating rather than massaging
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internal tendon we support the fingers we go by inserting the finger little by little according to
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I was whistling downwards okay we keep moving forward we could grab one
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the patient's head does not leave us do not leave us we do that's smooth traction
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manual with all these tools you are going to improve a lot because remember that
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it's going to be very useful to normalize I explained it to you in other videos that the
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the diaphragm remember that the diaphragm is you can see whenever you want that if the
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not only in the center not only serves to diaphragm is tense the spine goes to
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the lower visceral and with everything agreement so I recommend that you
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the upper intrathoracic that is to say that it is that you practice it with your
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there are theories that say that the diaphragm explain it to your patients so that they
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is the most important muscle in the body it depending on the phase in which they are in.
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whether we believe them or not I'm telling you that it is. they are
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if you work your diaphragm properly you will see practice how much you compare diaphragms
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how a lot of diaphragmatic pathologies and feel and as I always tell you in all
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videos please be very careful
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I'm going to touch you and then I'm going to touch you
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