World cup football and world class osteopathy
As world cup fever continues to rise with the quarter-finals a few days away, one of which constitutes England vs France, Alan Nevies and his colleagues at northlondonosteopaths would like to endorse the sentiments expressed in Dr James Le Fanu’s article in the Daily Telegraph 5/12/22. Titled “The Sole of the beautiful game” it sings.. read more →
Be upstanding, advice not confined to raising your glasses!
At northlondonosteopaths alan nevies and his colleagues try to spread the latest most up to date ways of moving well and living a life free of pain and malfunction in the musculo-skeletal anatomy. So it might be surprising to hear that the subject of this blog post is to celebrate the benefits of standing up.. read more →
Osteopathic advice for a pain free life
At northlondonosteopaths Alan Nevies and his colleagues are always keen to share the latest good advice in how to keep pain free and mobile at all stages of life. In the Times 2/9/22 an article with the tantalizing headline “How to live pain-free” outlined the suggestions of osteopath James Davies to achieve this elusive goal… read more →
Magnetism
Alan Nevies and his colleagues at Northlondonosteopaths are skilled manual practitioners and will use their powers of observation and the experience of their hands to hopefully find the cause and treat the symptoms of the patient in front of them. However there are certain circumstances when a deeper look inside is indicated and then Alan.. read more →
Super squat
At northlondonosteopaths.co.uk Alan Nevies and his colleagues are very conscious about sharing useful tips that help prevent visits to the osteopath! According to an article in The Times UK, Saturday April 9 2022, the humble squat has moved up the ranks in the hierarchy of THE MOST IMPORTANT EXERCISE. Besides the superficial benefits of toned.. read more →
A balanced approach
Alan Nevies and his colleagues at northlondonosteopaths are very happy to announce Spring is round the corner. As February turns into March we all get a spring in our step and hopefully think of getting more active in the longer days and warmer weather. In view of this It is important to remember balance enhancing.. read more →
Perfect Present Suggestions from the osteopath
Alan Nevies and his colleagues at northlondonosteopaths.co.uk are happy to try to lift the mood of the moment as we wait for (yet) another wave of covid. As some of our patients and clients might be thinking of buying presents at this time of year, an article in the Daily Telegraph (6/12/21) listed a few.. read more →
How to tell if your painkiller is the right one for you
An article in the Times newspaper 26/6/21 began with the headline: Headache? Bad back? How to tell if your painkiller is the right one for you It continued with the results of a study by surgeons at Mc Master University, Ontario analysing data on more than 5,000 patients after surgery which was reported in the.. read more →
60 years since the first hip replacement operation by Sir John Charnley
At northlondonosteopaths Alan Nevies and his colleagues treat many hip related issues. These may arise from muscle or ligament strain in the area surrounding the hip, or certain injuries. Hip pain may also be caused by bursitis. A bursa is like a shock absorber that reduces the impact on the hip joint. Sometimes this gets.. read more →
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
At northlondonosteopaths, Alan Nevies and his colleagues are always keen to keep abreast of new developments and use the best tools and treatments for their patients. This week’s obituary (Daily Telegraph 5/3/21) featured Professor John Mallard, born January 14 1927 and died 25 February 2021. Professor Mallard led the scientific team at Aberdeen University that.. read more →