In a paper published this week in the early on-line version of the journal Nature, a UCSD team led by Massimo Scanziani explains how neurons, or nerve cells, in the brain sort out information before deciding how to respond.
Muscle testing is a simple, safe, natural method of analyzing the bodyâs needs using the bodyâs reflexes. It is very precise and scientific, and is a modern version of a very old technique. In the 1920âs physicians developed a method for insurance companies to test people making claims for injury. This method enabled them to see if they were in fact experiencing an imbalance and if so, how it could be treated best.
Speed's test was originally designed to assess for pathology of the long head of biceps in its groove but has also been utilised in the assessment for SLAP lesions. The patient's elbow is extended, forearm supinated and the humerus elevated to 60Â°. The examiner resists humeral forward flexion.