Podcast 37: Anandamide & Body Work, 3D Printed Shoes and Case Studies
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Today’s show notes:
Neuroscience piece:
Neither cannabimimetic effects, nor changes in AEA levels, occurred in control subjects.
McPartland, J et al 2005.. Jnl. American Osteopathic Association 105, 283–291
http://leonchaitow.com/2008/01/30/bodywork-high
Malcolm Gladwell: “Man and Superman” The New Yorker buff.ly/174jruO Drugs, genetics, and the fallacy of a level playing field.
Hi Guys: Not quite sure how I came across your podcasts but really enjoying them, even if I’m only slowly starting to understanding them. I was catching up on some old ones during my marathon training and the ones on evolution reminded me of some of my musing on the arch in the foot (well I guess correctly that should be the medial longitudinal arch). I though you might be able to give me the answers or point me in the right direction
http://mashable.com/2013/08/20/3d-printed-shoes/
I am currently a third year podiatry student needing some biomechanics and orthotic-making training. I enjoy your youtube videos but was wondering if you offer or could recommend a dvd that I could purchase to further my education. The way the information is presented it in class is not as good as the way you do it! I am also interested in the biomechanics of shoes… I am having trouble finding information about how walking in a cushioned/plantarflexed sneaker effects function (Does is help us get to forefoot running or hinder us?). I enjoyed your blog on different curved lasts as well. How would I be able to apply the way the shoe is lasted to a patient? For example, if the patient is rigid and I want them to be wearing a shoe that is lasted like a slipper how do I guide them into buying a shoe constructed as such? Do I just tell them to go for a shoe made with a straight toe box? Is there such a thing as a toe box curved laterally?
One last question- do you recommend a medial FF post for a patient that has a mobile RF varus that causes a FF supinatus? I was told a post like this would limit PF of the first ray and DF of the hallux which would limit toe off and cause other problems.
Thank you. I appreciate any advice you may have. I am out of my element with biomechanics and really want to improve at it.
