None listed
Conditions
Brief summary
Slight somatic differences, when not due to specific causes, prove the existence of Fluctuating Asymmetry (FA). FAs are defined as a casual loss of perfect symmetry, highlighted at level of symmetrical body segments and caused by environmental stressors. In this study that has involved in eight years 3700 subjects, we have highlighted the presence of asymmetry both in tonic and phasic activation of symmetrical muscular groups and its stable disappearance after the Neuro Postural Optimization. This asymmetrical activation named Functional Dysmetria (FD). We might assume that FD is determined by a neuropsychomotor attitude deriving from the adaptation at environmental stress, as observed for FAs. The Neuro Postural Optimization is a protocol with Conveyer of Modulating Radiance finalized to correct FD. Involves the application of a probe of the CMR on one specific point of the auricular pavilion for an activation time of roughly 500 mms. The CMR is a biomedical radiofrequency instrument. The intervention comprises three phases: Observation of FD carried out with subject in supine position, in sitting position, during the passage from supine to sitting position and vice versa. So as to quantify misalignment and then FD, we employed a not invasive calibre that we have specifically devised, with 1-mm-resolution. Treatment NPO with CMR therapy. Observation of the effect of NPO on FD carried out with subject in supine position, in sitting position, during the passage from supine to sitting position and vice versa. Assessment, at baseline and immediately at the end of treatment, after a two months, after one year. In all subjects studied we have observed the stable disappearance of the functional Dysmetria.
Interventions
In this study that has involved in eight years 3700 subjects, we have evaluated the effectiveness of the Neuro Postural Optimization (NPO) therapy with Conveyer of modulating radiance (CMR) to treat Functional Dysmetria
The Functional Dysmetria (FD) determined by a neuropsychomotor attitude deriving from the adaptation at environmental stress.
The NPO is a protocol with CMR finalized to correct FD. Involves the application of a probe of the CMR on one specific point of the auricular pavilion f
In this study that has involved in eight years 3700 subjects, we have evaluated the effectiveness of the Neuro Postural Optimization (NPO) therapy with Conveyer of modulating radiance (CMR) to treat Functional Dysmetria The Functional Dysmetria (FD) determined by a neuropsychomotor attitude deriving from the adaptation at environmental stress. The NPO is a protocol with CMR finalized to correct FD. Involves the application of a probe of the CMR on one specific point of the auricular pavilion for an activation time of roughly 500 mms. The CMR is a biomedical radiofrequency instrument. The intervention comprises three phases: Observation of FD carried out with subject in supine position, in sitting position, during the passage from supine to sitting position and vice versa. So as to quantify misalignment and then FD, we employed a not invasive calibre that we have specifically devised, with 1-mm-resolution. Treatment NPO with CMR therapy. Observation of the effect of NPO on FD carried out with subject in supine position, in sitting position, during the passage from supine to sitting position and vice versa. Assessment, at baseline and immediately at the end of treatment, after a two months, after one year. Each observation takes about three minutes, the NPO treatment with CMR therapy takes about one minute.
Sponsors
Istituto Rinaldi Fontani
Study design
Allocation
Non-randomised trial
Intervention model
Single group
Primary purpose
Treatment
Masking
Open (masking not used)
Eligibility
Sex/Gender
All
Age
2 Years to No maximum
Healthy volunteers
No
Inclusion criteria
Healthy subjects, with a negative anamnesis for muscular or bone-relevant trauma and patologies during the last 2 years
Exclusion criteria
Subjects, with positive anamnesis for muscular or bone-relevant trauma in the last 2 years. Congenital malformation and other musculoskeletal or neurologically-known pathologies
Outcome results
None listed