Osteopathy Facts Bundle

When we say primary physicians, M.D.s aren’t the only ones qualified for the title, D.O.s—doctors of osteopathic medicine—are also indistinguishable experts.

In fact, more and more patients are recognizing the hands-on and holistic approach of Osteopathy. So what’s stopping the rest of the population from placing the highest level of trust?

There’s a lack of information.

A lot of people haven’t been properly enlightened on the truth about Osteopaths. Survey says, 29% of adults have no idea these professionals have a license to practice medicine, much less prescribe medicine or perform surgery.

But if only the whole world can realize how valuable Osteopaths are in treating and improving lives not just physically but biological, psychological and as a whole; anyone would long for such hands.

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1. Osteopathy is a system of complementary medicine involving the treatment of medical disorders through the manipulation and massage of the skeleton and musculature.
2. The word “osteopath” comes from the Greek word “osteo” meaning “structure”.
3. Osteopathy was founded in the late 1800s by physician and surgeon Andrew Taylor Still in Kirksville, Missouri. His goal was to restore the body to optimum health with minimal surgery and medicine.
4. The key principles of osteopathy are based on all parts of the body functioning together in an integrated manner. If one part of the body is restricted, then the rest of the body must adapt and compensate for this, eventually leading to inflammation, pain, stiffness and other health conditions
5. The most obvious benefit of osteopathy is the ability of osteopaths to treat pain that you experience in a way that considers you as a person and your body as a whole.
6. Osteopathic treatment can be used to effectively reduce and cure pain that you experience in a number of different areas of your body.
7. Osteopathy can:
   • Remove the underlying cause of pain.
   • Reduce pain and stiffness in muscles and joints.
   • Increase range of motion in the joints.
   • Treat spinal problems resulting from poor posture or spinal disk injuries.
   • Relieve chronic pain through non-invasive treatment.
   • Decrease the stress on the joints.
   • Reduce tension in the body.
   • Relieve tension and migraine headaches.
   • Help the body to adapt to hormonal and structural changes during pregnancy.
   • Treat trauma resulting from accidents.
   • Encourage the body to heal itself.
   • Increase circulation.
   • Reduce blood pressure.
8. In contrast to active sportspeople, those with more sedentary office-based jobs may also experience conditions which may be eased by osteopathic treatment: these include back pain resulting from poor posture and repetitive strain injuries.
9. Osteopathy involves the diagnosis, management, treatment and prevention of musculoskeletal and other related disorders.
10. Osteopathy treatment is hands-on and involves skilled manipulation of the spine and joints, and massage of soft tissues.
11. Because of the physical nature of osteopathy treatment, it is not unusual to sometimes feel sore in the first 24-48 hours after treatment. Your osteopath will explain any likely reactions that you could expect.
12. Osteopathic principles:
    • The body is a unit and the person is a unit of body, mind and spirit.
    • The body is capable of self-regulation, self-healing and health maintenance.
    • Structure and function are interdependent. This concept avoids the artificial separation of physiology, anatomy and biochemical and electrical fields.Rational diagnosis and treatment is based upon an understanding of the basic principles of body unity, self-regulation and the inter-relationship of structure and function.
13. During an osteopathy session, the treatment can range from applying subtle to strong pressure, mostly in places other than where the problems are felt. The causes of the symptoms are often (but not always) located in another part of the body than where the symptoms express themselves.
14. An osteopath helps the body to repair itself by removing any blockages in motion that stand in the way of healing. Osteopaths do not make use of any equipment or medicine.
15. After an osteopath treatment, the body needs time to respond to treatment and tap into its capacity for self-healing.
16. Osteopaths perform musculoskeletal manipulation, which helps repair the brain/body connection so the body may heal itself.
17. Osteopathy embraces the philosophy that the body has an innate, natural ability to self-regulate and to heal itself. The key factor that permits this regulation and healing to proceed unimpeded is the ability of the body to freely circulate all of its fluids and liquids.
18. An osteopath is a complete physician and can prescribe drugs.
19. Former president, George W. Bush, employed an osteopath as his primary Doctor.
20. An Osteopath treats not only disease but the entire person, focusing on physical, mental, and emotional health.