17/06/2023
I'm obviously not a very good poster on this page, or any other in fact.
Here is a special moment that happened lately:
A career highlight: A little while back I presented a talk at the All Adelaide Anatomy and Pathology Discussion Group. The paper was presented to explain to the anatomy community why I would spend my time translating antique German medical literature. The current chairman is Professor Rainer Haberberger.
I used my opportunity to show the lost pathway that explains how some very old techniques, Chapman’s Neuro-lymphatic Technique, Bennett’s Neurovascular Dynamics and Ganglion Therapy actually work in a modern scientific way.
As part of my journey to discover this relationship I translated, several years ago, a paper from 1925, by a Japanese researcher Prof. Ken Kure about the “Spinal Parasympathetic” nervous system. I was able to show that this paper was a step in the direction that shows how human touch is a powerful antidote to stress.
I am pleased to say that my discussion was very well received. :)