Saturday, September 2, 2017

Youtube daily report w Sep 2 2017

Hey there!

What's going on guys?!

Just like last week, I'm going to be creating two Optifine Cape videos within these next

three days.

One today and one on Monday.

Today's video will feature capes that were submitted

in the comments on last Saturday's video.

Monday's video will feature capes that were submitted on Monday's video.

I'm not sure if I'll be doing this again next week

or not but we'll see!

I hope you enjoy this video!

Let's get started...

*Music*

To start off, I have a cape that was submitted by rare creeper.

This cape isn't something that's too crazy of a design or over-the-top amazing but it

is nice.

Rare Creeper describes it as a wall that somebody broke

into.

But I'm going to just describe it as a wall with a diamond.

Or just a simple, interesting design.

The color combination is great too.

I really like the way that the black brick design looks with the red.

It looks cool.

ILoveYah submitted a cape and said "I think you will like this cape.

It's another heart cape in another way."

And yeah, I think it's pretty nice.

I always like heart capes and heart capes are always popular.

This cape takes the heart and flips it upside down creating another way to make a heart

cape.

Personally, I would prefer a different color.

I'm not a huge fan of that black and cyan color combination.

The first thought I had would be to change it to black and red.

The fade as black, the background as red.

But that's not surpise given how much I like black

and red.

So yeah.

The next cape was submitted by Mystery.

This is chess piece cape.

I don't know much about chess so I can't really say what piece that is.

Maybe a king? or maybe it's a pawn?

Did I get one of those right?

I really don't know.

Then again, it could look like two different pieces and I could be right about both of

my guesses.

Somebody will just have to let me know because I really just

don't know much about chess.

I'm leaning towards a pawn though.

Jesse submitted this next cape.

It turns out to be a rainbow stripe as the comment says.

This is actually a very simple looking cape.

It's pretty much a line down the middle of the cape that is rainbow colored.

I wanted to add it into the video for that reason.

From time to time, people ask me to show some more rainbow capes and whatnot so I

figured I'd add it in.

Also, it adds in some more color to the video and color is good.

To finish off, I have a cape that was submitted by Greyy.

This is a TNT cape.

Now, I know for a fact I've featured a cape like this in the past.

But it was a long while back so I definitely wanted to share it again.

And the cape that I know I shared had a green background.

I really like that this cape has a black background.

The TNT on top of a black background just ends up standing out

more.

Given that it is red and white on top of black so it's just going to naturally stand out

more but yeah.

I like this cape and wanted to share it again.

Thanks for submitting it Greyy!

So that's gonna do it for this one guys!

Once again, I'll have another Optifine Cape Designs video on Monday!

The capes in this video were submitted to me in the comments

of last Saturday's video.

The capes in Monday's video will be from last Monday's video.

I'm not sure on the plans for next week but we'll see!

Feel free to submit your capes on this video and on Monday's video!

If you're new to my channel, thanks so much for stopping by!

Feel free to check out some of my other videos too!

If you're not new to my channel, thanks for watching another video!

Make sure to subscribe, click the bell, and turn on notifications so you never miss an upload!

Thanks so much for watching this video!

I'm outta here!

See ya!

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How to Pronounce 🌊 BEACH in English Properly πŸ˜… - Duration: 1:50.

Hey, how's it going have you gone to the beach this summer if you have and you want to tell people about it make

sure

That you are pronouncing this word

Correctly if you're telling people about how much you love

Beaches, please please please be sure that you make the long e sound

Beaches repeat after me

Beaches now this is one of the most dangerous words to mispronounce you

Definitely will get people giggling at you if you don't say it correctly if you

mispronounce this word and make a short I

Then it comes out sounding like a very offensive word to describe a woman, and we don't want that

Because we love beaches and we love women so we don't want to confuse anyone do we?

so repeat after me with feeling repeat out loud or

Very softly if you're in a public place

Beach

Very nice now if you liked this quick tip you should definitely watch my top

10 most dangerous words to mispronounce in English by clicking right over there up there actually and

If you are new here make sure to subscribe to go natural English by clicking right over there

so you can get a little notification every time I upload an

Awesome English learning video for you

Also, if you didn't know it I wrote a book for you called the English fluency formula. It's an e-book. It's digital

You can download it by clicking right over there. Thanks so much for watching, and I'll see you again soon bye for now

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5 Optifine Cape Designs! - Awesome Optifine Capes - Duration: 4:23.

Hey there!

What's going on guys?!

Just like last week, I'm going to be creating two Optifine Cape videos within these next

three days.

One today and one on Monday.

Today's video will feature capes that were submitted

in the comments on last Saturday's video.

Monday's video will feature capes that were submitted on Monday's video.

I'm not sure if I'll be doing this again next week

or not but we'll see!

I hope you enjoy this video!

Let's get started...

*Music*

To start off, I have a cape that was submitted by rare creeper.

This cape isn't something that's too crazy of a design or over-the-top amazing but it

is nice.

Rare Creeper describes it as a wall that somebody broke

into.

But I'm going to just describe it as a wall with a diamond.

Or just a simple, interesting design.

The color combination is great too.

I really like the way that the black brick design looks with the red.

It looks cool.

ILoveYah submitted a cape and said "I think you will like this cape.

It's another heart cape in another way."

And yeah, I think it's pretty nice.

I always like heart capes and heart capes are always popular.

This cape takes the heart and flips it upside down creating another way to make a heart

cape.

Personally, I would prefer a different color.

I'm not a huge fan of that black and cyan color combination.

The first thought I had would be to change it to black and red.

The fade as black, the background as red.

But that's not surpise given how much I like black

and red.

So yeah.

The next cape was submitted by Mystery.

This is chess piece cape.

I don't know much about chess so I can't really say what piece that is.

Maybe a king? or maybe it's a pawn?

Did I get one of those right?

I really don't know.

Then again, it could look like two different pieces and I could be right about both of

my guesses.

Somebody will just have to let me know because I really just

don't know much about chess.

I'm leaning towards a pawn though.

Jesse submitted this next cape.

It turns out to be a rainbow stripe as the comment says.

This is actually a very simple looking cape.

It's pretty much a line down the middle of the cape that is rainbow colored.

I wanted to add it into the video for that reason.

From time to time, people ask me to show some more rainbow capes and whatnot so I

figured I'd add it in.

Also, it adds in some more color to the video and color is good.

To finish off, I have a cape that was submitted by Greyy.

This is a TNT cape.

Now, I know for a fact I've featured a cape like this in the past.

But it was a long while back so I definitely wanted to share it again.

And the cape that I know I shared had a green background.

I really like that this cape has a black background.

The TNT on top of a black background just ends up standing out

more.

Given that it is red and white on top of black so it's just going to naturally stand out

more but yeah.

I like this cape and wanted to share it again.

Thanks for submitting it Greyy!

So that's gonna do it for this one guys!

Once again, I'll have another Optifine Cape Designs video on Monday!

The capes in this video were submitted to me in the comments

of last Saturday's video.

The capes in Monday's video will be from last Monday's video.

I'm not sure on the plans for next week but we'll see!

Feel free to submit your capes on this video and on Monday's video!

If you're new to my channel, thanks so much for stopping by!

Feel free to check out some of my other videos too!

If you're not new to my channel, thanks for watching another video!

Make sure to subscribe, click the bell, and turn on notifications so you never miss an upload!

Thanks so much for watching this video!

I'm outta here!

See ya!

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Shutting Down Triathlon Taren Studio - Duration: 8:04.

- Triathlon Taren's studio is being shut down.

(whooshing)

(groaning)

(whooshing)

(door slamming)

Of course you're all coming with me.

(whooshing)

(groaning) (thudding)

Morning, Trainiacs.

Your fearless leader here,

not so fearless.

I got the 'flu, right Pete?

You can attest to that.

That's right Dad, you ain't done shirt today.

I haven't.

I haven't worked out, I haven't gone into the office yet.

Decent rule of thumb is if you got a body cold,

don't workout, your body needs rest.

If you got a head cold, power through it

and suck it up, buttercup.

I got an everything cold.

And I haven't been to work, which is great timing

because today is the last day of the office,

and I gotta go and close it down.

Alright.

Fantasy camp's over Pete.

(sighing)

(rustling)

(whirring) (footsteps)

So Trainiacs, end of an era here.

As you can see, Triathlon Taren's studio

is being shut down.

I am like,

19 minutes away from being out of here for good.

Check this out.

The old beanbag room in the office

where Mel and I have been hunkering down

for the last few months, empty.

Old green screen room, empty.

Room where we stored all our gear

and the original place that we set up shop

and put all our desks, empty.

And old school brick background,

and

arts and crafts wall, empty.

So yeah, Trainiacs, that's it.

This little one year test,

well, actually, tomorrow is the one year anniversary

of us starting Post.

Which is, if you don't know,

the company that kind of runs Triathlon Taren.

It's my social media company.

We do work for people off on the side

helping them with their social media,

but then we also do Triathlon Taren.

Over the last week or so, people have asked

am I feeling sentimental?

Am I sad that I'm closed down the office?

Am I gonna be sad that I don't have this office anymore?

And not really.

I think that a bunch of years ago

when I was an investment advisor, I was in the mode

that I had to have a career that had a path

that was my 20, 30 year career,

because it provided certainty.

It allowed me, I think, confidence

because I at least thought that I had a path

and I knew what the next year, and the next five years,

and the next 20 years, were going to bring.

But what ended up happening in that eight years

that I was an investment advisor

was I learned that people change.

Their desires change.

I grew to not want to be an investment advisor.

And that, like that

fall from having the certainty that's way up here

that I know exactly what I'm gonna do,

and my path is gonna be, to down here,

I have to make a complete career change.

That gap created a lot of sadness,

a lot of uncertainty, a lot of fear.

And I think what I've learned over the last few years

having taken the leap to not wearing suits,

starting this company, going more into social media,

having a blast doing it,

is that uncertainty, but being okay with that uncertainty,

provides a heck of a lot more confidence.

Because that's confidence that lasts.

Like what's happening now is, we're going off

into the abyss where we've got a handful of clients,

we've got this awesome Triathlon Taren thing

that I want to turn into the main thing that we do.

And is it going to happen?

Is there like this clear path

that I know I'm going to go down and it's gonna work?

No.

I absolutely don't.

But, it provides more stability knowing

that

hmm, how do I say this?

That I always know that I can make something work.

And that if something doesn't work,

well, I'll try the next thing.

And if that doesn't work, then I'll try the next thing.

And somebody said to me a bunch of years ago

when I was worried about, oh, what if I don't

be a successful investment advisor?

The guys said, well then you just go get another job.

So what?

And that's powerful, that if you know

that no matter what life hands you,

you can handle it.

And sure, all the highs aren't gonna be up here 24/7 365,

you might have some low points.

But in the end, you're gonna be okay

if you keep moving forward in some sort of a direction

that is true to you,

and you feel motivated to pursue,

you can do anything you want.

You can.

Quit your job, start a YouTube channel, start a podcast.

Start an Instagram feed.

Make balloon animals at the local carnival,

like whatever makes you happy

is what is going to give you stability in life.

Because if you're doing what makes you happy,

you can be anywhere, doing anything.

And life can hand you anything you want

and you're gonna overcome it.

But if you're doing something that doesn't make you happy,

the second you don't get a promotion,

the second you don't get a raise,

the second that a coworker doesn't act

that way that you want them to act

that is on your set plan that you've got,

you are gonna crash.

So work on you being okay with you

as opposed to your job

being okay with you, does that make sense?

I hope that makes sense.

So Trainiacs, with all that wisdom being spit, lights off.

Lights are never on in there.

Lights off.

Come over here, grab my microwave, and my laptop,

and we move onward and upward

to the next place Triathlon Taren is gonna live.

So long, first office.

Its been a fun year, it has been a fun year.

Learned a lot.

♫ Closing time

♫ Turn all of the lights off

♫ Over every boy and every girl

♫ Closing time

(door slamming) ("Closing Time" by Semisonic)

♫ So finish your whisky or beer

♫ I know who I want to take me home

♫ Closing time

♫ Open all the doors and let you out into the world

- So come on in for the quick tour of the office here.

The first space that you enter

when you come into the office.

♫ Closing time

♫ Turn all of the lights on over every boy and every girl

♫ Closing time

♫ One last call for alcohol

♫ So finish your whisky or beer

♫ Closing time

♫ You don't have to go home but you can't stay here

♫ I know who I want to take me home

♫ I know who I want to take me home

♫ I know who I want to take me home

♫ Take me home

♫ Closing time

♫ Time for you to go out to the places you will be from

(glass clinking)

(door slamming)

- Of course you're all coming with me

Next adventure.

♫ Your brothers or your sisters

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Naatsiiat - Good Things Take Time - Duration: 4:44.

Hello, welcome to "counselling & words" and to my word of today, which is the

Greenlandic word "nastsiiat".

Naatsiiat is a Greenlandic word that literally means

"something one waits so long for, so that it grows" but it also means "potato". Do you

know how long it takes to grow a potato like this? Well, in good weather

conditions it takes around 60 to 70 days and in bad weather conditions it takes

more than 90 days to grow a potato like this one here. So being able to harvest a

potato like this, takes time and patience. "Naatsiiat" is a Greenlandic word and

Greenland makes me think of long dark and very cold winters, and of strong

people who are used to fight the cold and who are also at the mercy of the

elements. Life is harsh in Greenland and the Greenlanders can't take things for

granted as life is set by the will of wind, ice and snow. To be able to survive,

Greenlanders need a special relationship with life and its hardships. They need

patience and perseverance. But what can we learn from "Naatsiiat"? I think we can

learn a new perspective on life. When we buy our potatoes in the

supermarket, we forget how long it takes to grow a potato. We forget how to be

patient and persistent. Patience is a virtue and we can't

succeed without patience. Life is sometimes hard on us and we think there

is no way out. We are destroyed and don't know how to

move on. There is anxiety impatience, uncertainty, stress, sadness and so on.

Life with all its demands makes us doubt that we can succeed. We can't believe

that our potatoes will one day be grown big enough for harvest. Accepting that

good things need time is not what we have learned. We have forgotten how to

trust. I believe that you can't be successful without patience and

perseverance. We are not happy with waiting for something so long so that it

grows. Even when we do what we love, there is always a moment when we feel down and

think about giving up. But everything we are going to accomplish in life will

come from our ability to not surrender when circumstances get unbearable. This

capacity to stay determined and committed to our original resolutions

helps us grow and achieve our goals. This was about my Greenlandic word "Naatsiiat",

potato or "something one waits so long for, so that it grows". Thanks a lot for

watching; I hope you enjoyed the video, if so give it a thumbs up, subscribe to my

channel and I see you very soon with another word.

Enjoy life and everything and your potatoes. Bye-bye!

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Michael Rosen on Britain's Got Talent - Duration: 2:36.

Michael Rosen *SURVIVAL*

*staring intensifies*

name?

mICHAEL rOSEN

presume you're going to sing?

Yeah *creep expression*

what are you singing today?

The Michael Rosen Rap

i love musicals

What would you like from Britain's Got Talent

Chocolate Cake (every contestants dream)

You may think I'm happy

You may think I'm sad

You may think I'm crazy

You may think I'm mad

But hang onto your seats

And listen right here

I'm gonna tell you something

That will

Burn

Your

Ear

HIP

HOP

A hip hop hap

I'm giving you all the Michael Rosen rap rap rap rap rap rap rap rap rap rap rap rap rap rap rap rap rap rap rap rap rap rap rap rap rap rap rap rap rap

I can't listen to it

kEeL oVeR aNd

DIE!

Can I hear something a little less smiley

*dat face tho*

And just a better song

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

I love that song and I was really enjoying that

*lovely*

I think it's a shame that Simon cut that sort

TERRIBLE SHAME!

It is a terrible shame my dear thank you

*lool like can you not lady?*

Can't we finish? I honestly. I am sorry but I want to hear her sing.

CAN'T WE FINISH IT?!

*cba*

PLUMS!!!!! (sorry for the lag)

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Vegan Ventures: Korean Kimchi Dumplings! - Duration: 9:21.

Hey guys, so today's video is going to be another vegan recipe, and I think this one's

gonna be a little interesting.

I wanted to start this series as a way to not only share recipes that I love and have

made many times before, but also to kind of motivate me to make new things every once

in a while, and this is definitely the latter.

So today I'm going to be making kimchi mandu, or Korean dumplings, and I have made mandu

before, but I've never tried making them vegan.

So pretty much I'm just going to use my regular recipe and substitute a whole lot of stuff

for vegan things.

We're just gonna see how it turns out, so please bear in mind when you're watching this

that I'm a beginner at this just as much as you are, um, so if you think that I should

have used something different or done something differently, please do, because I'm no expert!

Okay, let's give these vegan kimchi mandu a go!

So here's what you're gonna need to make these dumplings, or at least what I think you're

gonna need!

Um, I don't know the quantities I'm gonna be using just yet, it's all gonna depend on

the texture and how they're holding together.

I also might add some random things in if the flavour isn't quite right, so if I do

that I will add it in, of course, to the recipe, and of course I will let you guys know the

quantities after I'm actually done making these.

So first off we have our beautiful silver beet, this is my leafy green of choice because

it came out of the garden today.

You can use any leafy green that is cheap or in season where you are.

Then we have kimchi, delicious kimchi.

Some seasonings - I just have out soy sauce and salt but I might end up adding some other

things, we'll see how it goes.

Then we have our aromatics, we have onion, ginger, garlic.

Delicious, of course we're using those.

Next up, tofu!

This is a lot of tofu, I'm not gonna be using all of this, I just have it all out for the

purposes of filming this part of the video.

And last but definitely not least, we have our little dumpling pastries.

Um, these are obviously premade, and I get them from the local Korean supermarket, so

if you can find these I highly recommend it, they're so convenient and so cheap, really

really easy, and they have only wheat flour, water, and salt in them, so they are vegan.

Okay, so here's what I think we're gonna need.

We'll see how we go with this.

Just really quickly, I forgot about sesame oil.

So also, add a little bit of sesame oil in, it's delicious!

There's been a bit of a change of plans with this guy.

Uh, we've realised that we're not going to be cooking our filling this time around.

Usually when you use meat you would cook up the onions with the meat, but since we're

not doing that this time, we're not going to use an onion.

So instead we're going to use a little spring onion.

Okay, update over.

So there are two things that you're going to want to do to prepare to cook, the first

is to cook your leafy greens.

It doesn't look super appetising, but this is what all of that silver beet cooked down

into.

I'm sure you guys know working with leafy greens, that a whole lot of them cooks down

to pretty much nothing.

And the second is you're going to want to remove a lot of the liquid from your tofu,

because one of the really important things about dumpling fillings is that they are not

too wet.

So here I have fifty grams of tofu, and about ten minutes before you want to start cooking,

you're going to want to chuck down some paper towels and then put something heavy on top

of them.

So I'm using my kimchi for this.

Just press it down a little and leave it for a while to drain out a lot of that liquid.

Onto the first step of making your dumpling filling!

Cut up your ingredients roughly, obviously they will be blended, so it's not too important,

but just make sure that especially the ginger and garlic are like kinda small, because you

don't want anyone coming across a huge lump of those.

Um, yeah, then we're going to put them in this here blender and zizz them up.

Uh, also with the kimchi, very important, you don't want much of the kimchi liquid,

because once again, a very important component of dumpling filling is not being super liquid,

so we're going to use a spoon to just spoon out the solid parts of the kimchi and leave

the liquid.

Okay, so we've blended up all of our ingredients except for the spring onion, and we did a

taste test and it's a little bland, I think it's the tofu that is, um...'cause tofu by

itself without anything else is quite bland, so what we did is put in a whole bunch more

ginger, as you can see, and actually three teaspoons of the kimchi liquid that we carefully

strained out before.

So yeah, this is how it's looking now, my main advice is just taste test it once it's

blended, see what you think it needs and add that.

So as I've been saying throughout this entire video, consistency is really important for

your dumpling filling.

This is what you're gonna want it to look like, much more like a paste than a sauce.

So if your dumpling filling is much more liquid than this, try putting in about a teaspoon

of cornflour at a time and mixing it up and seeing where that gets you.

But yeah, it's really important, it should look like this, otherwise you're gonna have

soggy, falling apart dumplings.

We are ready to start the next stage, and here's what you'll be needing for that.

We have our pan with a little bit of water in for the steamer, then we have our, of course,

the mixture, we have our little steamer.

Now, this is a bamboo steamer and if you have one of those that's great, but if you don't

there are plenty of ways to make a DIY steamer from kind of more classic Western kitchen

tools, so do look that up if you don't have one of these.

Then we have a glass of cold water, and that's to stick the top of the dumplings together,

and we have our dumpling papers and a dry surface to make the dumplings on.

Let's get this show on the road!

Just realised I didn't explain our steamer liner.

Um, so you might be wondering what the silver beet leaves are doing in the bottom of our

steamer.

That is a lining, um, when you cook directly on the bamboo, or steam directly on the bamboo,

the dumplings will stick to it, so you want a lining, and often people will use leafy

greens for this, so cabbage, lettuce, and in this case, silver beet, because like I

said before, we've got a lot in the garden.

So here's how to make a dumpling, or put a dumpling together.

First get your dumpling paper, get your glass of water and spin it around so that all the

edges of your dumpling get wet.

There we go.

Pop it on your dry surface.

Get a small teaspoon of filling, and pop it kind of slightly lengthways, like a burrito.

Then fold together, pinch the middle, so like this, and then pinch along the sides to the

bottom.

There you go, there are plenty of ways that you can make super fancy looking pleated dumplings

and things.

I'm not that good at this, so this is what you get.

So here is a batch ready to go in the steam.

As you can see, we don't do very many at a time, because it is better if they don't touch

eachother because they will stick together when they steam.

So I'm only doing six in this round.

Let's put them in the steamer!

Okay, here they are in the steamer, and what we're going to do is pop the second level

of our steamer on top, to keep the steam down at the bottom and make sure that it's all

concentrated in the right place, and then the steamer lid goes on top to, of course,

keep the steam in.

Okay, they should take about eight or ten minutes, but just check on them after eight

and see how they're going.

It really depends on the heat that you have your water at, we have ours on kind of a medium

simmer.

When your dumplings come out of the steamer, they should look something like this.

I realise mine aren't the prettiest, but they're gonna taste just fine, I hope!

So the next thing I'm going to do is make some dumping sauce.

Now normally how I would do this is just make a really simple Japanese dumpling sauce, which

is vinegar and soy sauce, 50% of each.

So if you wanna do that, and if it's already a little too kimchi-y for you, then do that.

However, today we have some of the kimchi liquid leftover that we got rid of from our

kimchi for the dumpling filling, and so I'm gonna mix that with a bit of soy sauce instead.

And here's our finished product!

Some not the prettiest dumplings in the world, but I think they look alright, and some delicious

kimchi dipping sauce.

I have tried one, and I will say I think they're really really good, I'm actually really pleased

with how they've turned out.

The filling is a really nice consistency, I think, so if you get that paste-like consistency

I think you should be good to go.

Yeah, I think they're really really delicious, lots and lots of flavour from all that ginger

and all that kimchi.

If you try making these, as always, please let me know how they go and I hope that you

enjoy this recipe and you will enjoy eating these as much as I'm going to.

Right, until next time.

Peace!

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FROM EYES TO ELBOWS: WHY YOU MAY NEED AN OSTEOPATH

Despite its impressive advances, modern medicine can't always fully address certain aspects of illness. From chronic pain to period pain, sometimes pharmaceutical medicine either doesn't solve the problem at all, or only covers up the symptoms whilst not addressing the core issues.

In such cases, it's understandable to turn elsewhere – and osteopathy is another weapon in the arsenal to help us maintain optimal health and well being.

Osteopaths may not be regarded as highly as doctors, but osteopathy isn't some airy-fairy form of spiritual healing; it actually follows strict scientific and medical principles in its approach to evaluation and treatment of the body, and a fundamental osteopathic education covers anatomy, physiology, neurology, neuroscience and pathology as well as sociology and psychology.

But what exactly can osteopathy do, and how does it work? If you have joint, muscle or pain problems, here's why you may need an osteopath.

History. The field of osteopathy has long, deep roots. In the West, it was founded in 1874 by Andrew Taylor Still, an American Midwestern physician and surgeon.

Whilst serving in US Civil War, he observed that more people were dying from diseases than from the war itself.

This observation, coupled with enduring the loss of his wife and four of his children (one adopted) to spinal meningitis, inspired him to seek alternative healing methods.

In his opinion, contemporary conventional medical practices failed to explain disease etiology and provide adequate treatment.

Taylor Still was one of the first proponents of preventive medicine, and one of the first to promote the notion of treating the underlying causes of diseases and not just the symptoms.

A highly religious man, Taylor Still believed that God created "the perfect machine of nature" which ran smoothest with unobstructed arterial and venous circulation.

Unsurprisingly, one of the goals of osteopathic treatment is to "free up" the body's fluid circulation to enable the body to heal itself.

Shortly after Still died in 1917, osteopathy came across the ocean to the UK. One of Still's students, John Martin Littlejohn, founded the British School of Osteopathy, in London.

(Yet it wasn't until 1993 that the field was formally recognized, with Parliament passing the Osteopaths Act).

In 1953, Still's principles were developed into a practical set of guidelines, termed "The Osteopathic Concept," and published by a committee of American Osteopaths. Today, osteopathic therapy is based on an understanding of these three principles:.

The body is a unit—a holistic approach is taken through osteopathy, such that all the body's systems ("body, mind and spirit") are integrated and coordinated in all functions via the circulatory and neuro-endocrine systems The body possesses self-regulatory mechanisms—these mechanisms include self-healing and health-maintenance capabilities Structure and function are reciprocally interrelated—if one is compromised, then likely both are compromised.

I spoke to osteopath Gina John from the Osprey Clinic in London to see how she evaluates a patient's symptoms and decides on an appropriate treatment plan. "I first ask what the patient is here to see me for.

I then consider the interactions and homeostatic mechanisms of their body, and evaluate which adjustments would suit each patient as far as possible.

My treatments are done through manual therapy with the purpose of allowing the body to fully utilize its own natural healing powers," she explained.

She continues: "It's important for me to consider a patient's physical, mental and emotional state, as well as the patient's ability to cope with any treatment I propose.

Often, my patients come to me because they've failed to get the help they seek from other practitioners or from taking drugs, so it's important that I really listen to the patient and fully explore the nature of their problem.

That's why the first consultation with me normally runs for an hour. At the end of the consultation, I discuss all options with the patient, who may decide not to go ahead with any of the treatment options I suggest.".

Most of Gina's patients come to her for chronic pain, sports injuries, or spinal problems. She works in conjunction with surgeons, but prefers to first implement more holistic treatments:.

"The methods I use may include joint massage, stretching and joint clicking or manipulation (also called High Velocity Low Amplitude Thrust, or HVLAT), and are meant to restore what is considered the normal condition.

It's important to note that force is not necessary in treatment, since small adjustments will encourage the body to resume its natural healing process and, eventually, normal joint function," she says.

Who Is It Good For?. Osteopathy is particularly helpful for dancers, gymnasts, athletes, and people with hypermobility syndromes they acquired from excessive stretching or unusual movements.

Johns says she is seeing more and more people come to her who have injured themselves through yoga movements, which she says are not as benign as we may think – most yoga postures today, she tells me, are 'Western inventions' that stray from the Indian originals, and can overextend and tear muscles and ligaments.

For that reason, she urges her clients to do Pilates rather than modern yoga. No matter what the patient's issue, Gina tells me that the nature of the problem must be assessed in a holistic manner to determine its true origin.

"For example, shoulder problems—especially in hypermobile patients—may be associated with structural problems in the spine, or with weakness in core stability and an overdependence on superficial muscle groups.

Just treating one joint or one muscle group where pain is experienced doesn't usually resolve the problem.

Don't think that osteopathy is only useful for treating joint and muscle problems, though: as this video below shows, it can even be used to help with eyesight issues.

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