Nikki writes:

Speaking of  palates, I wonder about restrictions of the muscles of the 
throat and the  placement of the hyoid bone as a result of birth; couldn't subtle  
rearrangements and damage from birth cause a tongue to function similarly as a 
 tongue tie?



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This might explain why when babies see the CST, who has helped quite a  few  
local babies, he may notice the hyoid one is not where it should  be, or 
doesn't move as it should. The more I know, the more confused I get  sometimes, but 
it seems like whatever happens, nerve integrity, muscle function,  bone 
structure are all interrelated...temporal impacts sphenoid, nerve function  change, 
muscle function change, bony structure shift? ...etc...and why releasing  
some of the compression, tightness, pulling, etc may allow things to move better  
and improve feeding and digestion and motion...
 
Peace,
Judy  

Judy LeVan  Fram, PT, IBCLC, LLLL
Brooklyn, NY,  USA




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