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YouTube Links to Hip Range of Motion Exercises and Anatomy Lessons of the Hip, Thigh, and Knee. These Muscles Affect Your Entire Body Including the Pelvic Floor, the Neck, and Even the TMJ
When we talk about hip movement, we are talking about the dynamic movement of the femur as it sits inside the pelvis. Hip motions are flexion, extension, rotation, abduction, and adduction of the thigh (the femur). The movement of the femur moves the pelvis. You can see this during the gait cycle (the walking cycle). When you move a leg backward (extend it), the pelvis moves backward on the same side. The pelvis and the sacrum have their own motions. The pelvis tilts and rota
Tara Lee Clasen
Mar 926 min read


Neurogenic inflammation, the Peripheral and Central Nervous Systems, Emotional and Immune System Stress, Collagen, Elastin, Fibroblasts, Inflammation loops, and the Healing of Manual Therapy.
The overall state of your central nervous system influences local pain and inflammation and systemic pain and inflammation. If your system is already taxed, overwhelmed, and producing low-grade systemic inflammation throughout the body, you will have a weakened immune system. When new threats arise in another local system, a shoulder or elbow, your body will probably experience more pain, inflammation, and swelling than needed for the repairs.
Tara Lee Clasen
Nov 19, 20257 min read


Anatomy of a Cough: Learn What Muscles are Affected by Respiratory Distress, Asthma Attacks, and GERD. TMJ Pain, Neck Pain, Rib Pain, and Pelvic Floor Pain are Related to Lung Distress. Learn How.
If you have had an acute respiratory illness, such as COVID, pneumonia, or just a cold with a bad cough, or a chronic respiratory illness, asthma, allergies, or throat irritating GERD, do a self-check-in with the muscles mentioned in this post.
Tara Lee Clasen
Aug 6, 202517 min read


Yoga Fish Pose and Restorative Yoga for Neck Pain, TMJ Pain, Jaw Pain, Rib Pain, and Shoulder Pain. Heal the SCM, Scalene Muscles-and Even your Pelvic Floor-by Opening the Heart Center.
To heal, you are thinking of reshaping your tissues, stretching and building strength, creating muscle balance in the jaw and neck. But you are also tapping into your nervous system; you are diving into the most important aspect of healing; allowing your nervous system to come to a place of rest. From a place of rest, the nervous system turns down pain signals.
I know for sure: women who do these postures, and allow themselves to come to a place of healing rest, report chr
Tara Lee Clasen
Jul 28, 202510 min read
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