Postural assessment plays a crucial role in understanding musculoskeletal health and guiding clinical interventions. The Sacro-Occipital Technique (SOT) is a chiropractic method that categorizes patients based on specific biomechanical and neurological patterns. A student-led project by Faulkner JR and Warren M. (2001) investigated whether measurable postural patterns align with SOT categories, aiming to bring more objectivity to clinical decision-making. This article explore

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What Murphy, Dawson & Slack (1995) Found Can adjusting the sacroiliac (SI) joint influence spinal cord reflex activity? In a 1995 study published in Electromyography and Clinical Neurophysiology , Murphy, Dawson, and Slack investigated whether sacroiliac joint manipulation alters the H-reflex , an objective neurophysiological measure of spinal motor neuron excitability. Their findings suggest that manual therapy at the SI joint may produce measurable changes in spinal reflex