ChiklyInstitute's video: Detailed Description of INReAL: Interstitial Fluid Notochord Reciprocal Axes Lines by Dr Chikly

Pre-requisite LDT1. See details at: https://chiklyinstitute.com/Class/LDT/ReAL www.ChiklyInstitute.com In this class, we will be working deep within the interstitial fluid, the ocean in which our cells are nurtured and where life can blossom. These profound techniques connect into the “interior milieu” of our body, an interface between the physical and the non-physical. These interstitial techniques can be applied to almost any structure in the body and often create amazing changes in the body tissue. We will show important techniques that enable you to work with the transient notochord, a rod-like structure that appears in the human embryo on day 16th-17th. The notochord plays a crucial role in structural as well as signaling information in the developing embryo. We will apply these techniques to brain structures (hippocampus, hypothalamus) body structures and the birth trauma of the navel, for example. We will also extnsively work with the venous system. We will also be working with a new concept that will help you localize deep axes and reciprocal movements in the skin, muscles, viscera, and endocrine glands. An axis is a fixed reference in the body around which a structure can move, rotate, or have reciprocal movements. When a structure is out of its axis dysfunction occurs and body structures often present altered physiology. Working with the axes and reciprocal movement of the muscles, for example, will let you often downregulate in a non-invasive way tense or spastic muscles in a very short time. The same types of applications will apply to musculoskeletal structures, endocrine glands, viscera, and the brain. Preparation for INReAL Be sure you clearly understand the following words and, as applicable, know where to locate them in the body: - Interstitium, Interstitial fluid, Extracellular fluid, Plasma. - Extracellular matrix, Ground substance, Collagen fibers, Elastic fibers, Glycosaminoglycans (GAGs), Hyaluronic acid, - Peritoneum, Greater Omentum, Pleura, Pericardium, - Frontal, Sphenoid, Clivus, Occiput, Parietal bones - Antimatter, Positron - Notochord, Chordate, Nucleus pulposus - Septum of the Heart, Thymus, Thyroid, Hypothalamus, Hippocampus, Pineal, Central sulcus of the Insula (of Rheil), Interoception. - Veins of the Upper Extremity: Deep Veins: Subclavian, Axillary, Brachial, Radial, Ulnar Superficial Veins: Cephalic, Basilic - Veins of the Lower Extremity: Deep Veins: Femoral, Anterior Tibial (Fibular), Posterior Tibial Superficial Veins: Great (Long) Saphenous, Small Saphenous - Internal, External, Anterior Jugular veins - (Superficial) Temporal, Facial, Thyroid, Vertebral veins - Inferior Vena Cava, Portal, Splenic, Gastric, Superior/Inferior Mesenteric, Renal veins - Hepatic Lobule, Hepatocytes, Central vein of the Liver, Hepatic veins - Joints: Sphenobasilar, Acromioclavicular, Sternochondral, Lunotriquetral (Lunate – Triquetrum in the wrist), Femorotibial, Talotibial - Muscles: Short and long head of the Biceps (brachii), Brachioradialis, Levator scapulae, SCM, Trapezius, Scalenes, Rectus Capitis Posterior Minor, Rectus Capitis Posterior Major, Suboccipital triangle (of muscles), Masseter, Temporalis, Orbicularis Oculi, Pectoralis Minor, QL, Hamstrings (Semimembranosus, Semitendinosus, Biceps Femoris) Please read "Our Policies" for more information: https://chiklyinstitute.com/Policies