Practice for Movement
 
Spinal Galant Reflex
 		
The movement:
 
 
When the lower back is touched next to the spine and / or under the influence of sound vibrations in the balance organ, the hip on the touched side turns up 45° in the direction of the touch. This reflex transmits sound vibrations to the organism and plays a role in transferring stimuli between the head and pelvis. The connection goes through the backbone. This reflex increases mobility and makes you restless.
 
Symptoms of an uninhibited Spinal Galant Reflex:
 
 
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No stable center of gravity in your pelvis
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Poor balance
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Three-dimensional movements of the pelvis are impeded
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Rigid pelvis that simultaneously exhibits a weak and cramped muscle tone. When the lower back is stiffened and / or weakened, the shoulder area and the middle back are also obstructed
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Can only become toilet trained very late or not at all, because the urinary reflex is triggered by the Spinal Galant Reflex 
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Hardening of connective tissue and cartilage
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Reduced blood flow in the pelvic area
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Overall posture deteriorates, entrapment or subsidence of organs
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A range of back and shoulder malaise can arise; pain, 'worn out' cartilage, crookedness, scoliosis, cramping, pinching nerves, problems with pregnancies, giving birth to a child and after giving birth pelvic instability.
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Being unable to sit still: wriggling, bouncing, fiddling, twisting, nerve tics in the face, tapping or drumming with hands and / or feet
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Irritable due to tight clothes
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Fluttering attention
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Concentration problems
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Unrest
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Hypersensitive to vibrations in the balance organ or to noise
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Worrying, grinding and therefore falling asleep badly