Rothbart Again??!!

Again, fast forward 14 years:

Yes, abnormal foot motion impacts the alignment of the jaw - demonstrated via X-rays.
Yes, abnormal foot motions impact postural alignment - so many publications now attest to what I stated in 2002.
Yes, abnormal pronation changes the frontal plane position of the cranial bones - demonstrated via a radiographic study published in Cranio.
Yes, abnormal pronation changes B-wave activity - demonstrated via a qEEG study

I believe, in time, abnormal pronation will be linked to infertility.
I believe, in time, abnormal pronation will be linked to depression.
In short, I believe abnormal pronation impacts the physiological, biomechanical, and neurological functioning of the entire body. A concept many of the Podiatrists on this forum seem to disagree with.

So, my most esteemed compeers, as Sam stated, isn't it time to play the research and not the man.

Just food for thought.

 

Hi Craig,

I am happy to answer any questions you have on my research. I would encourage you to start such a thread. Regarding "my club or supporters". I do not have nor have I ever had a Club. I would be interested in hearing the comments you have received from "my supporters".