Ortho-Bionomy Newcastle

02/08/2026

Summary We examined if inaccuracies in reported BP treatment in two large cohorts could explain the wide discrepancy observed between different patient cohorts with atypical femur fractures. Assessing BP treatment through manual review of medical and pharmacy records increased the discrepancy, indic...

31/07/2026

22/07/2026

“Human beings are spending week after week
without being touched by another human being,
and we have become so accustomed to this
reality that we rarely stop to consider how
biologically absurd it is.”
—

For almost all of human history, people lived in
close-knit communities. Families slept near one
another, worked together, carried children,
embraced in grief, celebrated together, cared
for the sick, and experienced regular physical
contact.

Touch wasn't considered a therapy, it was
simply part of being human.

Our nervous systems evolved in that
environment.

Healthy, consensual touch can influence stress
hormones, heart rate, blood pressure, oxytocin
release, and feelings of safety and connection.
Infants literally fail to thrive without sufficient
nurturing touch.

Adults don't stop needing it just because we
grow up.

kineticwellnessmfr.com

20/07/2026

Your nervous system moves signals at 430 km/h. Faster than a bullet train, faster than most jets at takeoff. Myelinated nerve fibers turn your spinal cord into a biological superhighway built for survival.

19/07/2026

18/07/2026