Bastidas' Blog
How can colon hydrotherapy help?
There are a large number of ailments and diseases related to the malfunctioning of our intestine. Rheumatism, headaches, chronic fatigue, allergies, hypertonia, flatulence, or skin conditions are just some of them. This is...
Shoulder pain associated with trigger points of the shoulder girdle: a review of their treatments
Physiotherapeutic intervention to relieve the symptoms of trigger point shoulder pain is aimed at normalising the length of the muscle fibre bundle, oxygenating the areas of ischaemia, and restoring the proper functioning of the motor plates, which are located in the shoulder....
Manual physiotherapy and infant colic
Manual physiotherapy is a very effective and specific practice for the treatment of infant colic, reflux and non-pathological constipation, gas and the discomfort that many babies suffer in general after birth. The technique is based on the...
Fascia and myofascial induction treatment
Myofascial induction is a manual physiotherapy treatment aimed at eliminating fascial restrictions. This alteration or dysfunction of the fascial tissue affects other structures or parts of the body. Articular and periarticular problems, joint and periarticular...
What is plantar fasciitis? Find out everything you need to know about plantar fasciitis
Plantar fasciitis is a typical dysfunction in people with an unstable and asymmetrical gait. It occurs when the plantar fascia is subjected to excessive and prolonged stress and strain, for example, when there is pain in one leg and more weight is placed on it....
TMJ disorder and jaw pain
Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction or disorder is a condition that affects around 1 in 3 people. Despite being such a common disorder, few people are aware of its existence and associated problems. The TMJ is the most common joint...
