The Downside of Upright Posture - The Anatomical Causes of Alzheimer's

Author: Michael Flanagan D.C.
Edition: 1
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 1935097695
Category: Medical

The Downside of Upright Posture - The Anatomical Causes of Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and Multiple Sclerosis

The true story of more than twenty years of investigative research begins at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, where Dr. Download The Downside of Upright Posture - The Anatomical Causes of Alzheimer's medical books for free.
Michael Flanagan tells how a chance investigation started him on his journey. Dr. Flanagan's research into the fluid mechanics of the brain - including the unique design of the sutures and base of the human skull - led to the discovery of an unmistakable link between upright posture of Homo sapiens and neurodegenerative diseases seen in aging adults. This ''link'' is in the cervical spine which contains key circulatory routes for blood and cerebrospinal fluid flow entering and exiting the brain. In a style that is accessible to the lay reader, as well as the scientist, Flanagan explains why his discovery offer Get The Downside of Upright Posture - The Anatomical Causes of Alzheimer's our bestseller medical books.

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Michael Flanagan tells how a chance investigation started him on his journey. Dr. Flanagan's research into the fluid mechanics of the brain - including the unique design of the sutures and base of the human skull - led to the discovery of an unmistakable link between upright posture of Homo sapiens and neurodegenerative diseases seen in aging adults. This ''link'' is in the cervical spine which contains key circulatory routes for blood and cerebrospinal fluid flow entering and exiting the brain ichael Flanagan tells how a chance investigation started him on his journey. Dr. Flanagan's research into the fluid mechanics of the brain - including the unique design of the sutures and base of the human skull - led to the discovery of an unmistakable link between upright posture of Homo sapiens and neurodegenerative diseases seen in aging adults. This ''link'' is in the cervical spine which contains key circulatory routes for blood and cerebrospinal fluid flow entering and exiting the brain. In a style that is accessible to the lay reader, as well as the scientist, Flanagan explains why his discovery offer

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