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From Vasomotion to Interoception: The PULSE-V Hypothesis of Predictive Tissue Regulation in Manual Medicine

2026-03-11

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Manual medicine has long outgrown explanations that rest solely on structural-biomechanical correction. While the techniques reliably alleviate musculoskeletal pain and functional complaints, the evidence suggests that durable benefit depends far less on lasting mechanical realignment than on a distributed set of neurophysiological, autonomic, interoceptive and contextual processes. A persistent translational gap...

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a621d9ce-a725-5c72-8725-c41fdbeaa9c2
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10.20944/preprints202603.0856.v1
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