Entzündungsreaktionen aus Sicht der Osteopathie

Dieser Artikel scheint auf den ersten Blick wenig mit der Osteopathie zu tun zu haben, er behandelt jedoch ein ganz zentrales Thema unserer täglichen Arbeit: Wenn wir auf das Gewebe Druck oder Zug ausüben, haben wir häufig gar keine Vorstellung von all den Mechanismen, die unter unseren Händen ablaufen. Am Beispiel des Entzündungsprozesses wollen wir aufzeigen, welche Ebenen unsere Hände beeinflussen können.

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