Visceral Manipulation - Study Guide Sampler

Author: The Barral Institute

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Description: Visceral Manipulation - Study Guide Sampler por The Barral Institute is an introduction to visceral manipulation, focusing on abdominal techniques (VM1 & VM2). This guide provides a basic understanding of the body's internal mechanics and how to improve health through gentle manual forces.

Pages: 47

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