A small percent of practitioners can perceive subtle, yet significant signs of dysfunction that most practitioners miss. Research shows that these exceptional practitioners pay attention to a key group of central autonomic network / CAN responses. A practitioner’s nervous system innately produces these responses when it detects salient changes in a patient's physiology. The Access […]

A small percent of practitioners can perceive subtle, yet significant signs of dysfunction that most practitioners miss. Research shows that these exceptional practitioners pay attention to a key group of central autonomic network / CAN responses. A practitioner’s nervous system innately produces these responses when it detects salient changes in a patient's physiology. The Access […]

A small percent of practitioners can perceive subtle, yet significant signs of dysfunction that most practitioners miss. Research shows that these exceptional practitioners pay attention to a key group of central autonomic network / CAN responses. A practitioner’s nervous system innately produces these responses when it detects salient changes in a patient's physiology. The Access […]