There are 3 strategies used to correct imbalance...

1) Ankle strategy - uses distal muscle first gastrox/hamstrings/paraspinal for forward imbalances and anttib/quad/abdominals for backward imbalances. Used for small imbalances, mostly front to back. The base of support (feet) does not change.

2) Hip strategy - Uses muscles about the hip first to adjust balance. Used for moderate imbalances, mostly front to back. The base of support (feet) does not change.

3) Stepping strategy - Movement of the feet to maintain balance. The base of support is changed. Used for large imbalances.

imbalances such as cold sore, athletes foot,

There are a few homeostatic imbalances that a person on dialysis encounter. One of these imbalances is the ability to flush the body of toxins.

You will be less fatigued by strenuous exercise, and depending on your workout schedule and or/lifestyle/job situation, you could really get things done. Good muscle tone also promotes good posture which also helps fend off fatigue, muscle imbalances, and reduces the chances of injury.

Cushing's Syndrome