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Book 2 · The Wireless Anatomy of Man & Its Function · Volume 1 · chart · printed page 47

Chart 40 Rotation and Sidebend [Side Bend] Stretch to Open the Foramen Magnum

Randolph Stone. Book 2, Volume 1, The Wireless Anatomy of Man & Its Function. Chart 40 (printed page 47). Digital Dr. Stone archive: https://digitaldrstone.org/books/wireless-anatomy/chart-40/

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Contact for a stretch on the occiput and the neck muscles to open the foramen magnum with the other hand underneath in the same position acting as a fulcrumReturn to passage · Open original illustration



Contact for a stretch on the occiput and the neck muscles to open the foramen magnum with the other hand underneath in the same position acting as a fulcrum

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Double contact in action or the rocking stretch movement to line up the head vertically with the body. The occipital condyles are inside of the atlas articulation and control atlas movements. Pulls from below also act as leverage on these muscles. Often a left lateral atlas is released by a perineal contact in all emotional conditions and especially in pregnancy. Use it first.Return to passage · Open original illustration



Double contact in action or the rocking stretch movement to line up the head vertically with the body. The occipital condyles are inside of the atlas articulation and control atlas movements. Pulls from below also act as leverage on these muscles. Often a left lateral atlas is released by a perineal contact in all emotional conditions and especially in pregnancy. Use it first.

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Double contact on the temporal and occipital bone for a lateral side bend stretchReturn to passage · Open original illustration



Double contact on the temporal and occipital bone for a lateral side bend stretch

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Showing the contact from the side view. The hand must fit the head and support it. The movement is a gentle molding stretch no force is necessary for best results. Cells and tissues move with the vibratory rhythmic impulse of the life force in the breath.Return to passage · Open original illustration



Showing the contact from the side view. The hand must fit the head and support it. The movement is a gentle molding stretch no force is necessary for best results. Cells and tissues move with the vibratory rhythmic impulse of the life force in the breath.

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