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Abstract Albert Einstein made very significant errors in formulating his thought experiments. He selected them in such a way that they confirmed his theses. They were difficult to verify, and his spatial analyses were imprecise. The most serious irregularity concerns his experiment, indicating the equivalence of gravity, based on a comparison of the operation of […]

Abstract Albert Einstein defined gravity in his general theory of relativity as the curvature of four-dimensional spacetime. The flaw in the operation of such gravity is, among other things, that it could not operate on its own without an additional gravity force, which would be necessary to set the planets rolling on the curved trampoline

How to sit properly How to sit properly? Thousands of specialists are trying to answer this question. We all hear that sitting is harmful, and many claim that bending the body in a sitting position causes a herniated spine. What is the reality? While writing my book1, I analyzed the architecture of the human body

The Spine As A Muscular Gear- How To Bend Properly Hundreds of thousands of pages of text have probably been written about how to bend properly, and thousands of films have been made. However, the topic is still controversial due to the lack of progress in…
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Human spinal mechanics – The spine as a mechanical muscular gear Human spinal mechanics is inextricably linked with the functioning of the…

The Stuart McGill method has spread all over the world. He has become a great authority on treating back conditions and injuries…

The hinge lifting technique uses a bracket to lift weights, which is one of the worst types of construction. Find out why it should be replaced with an arch technique that does not generate bending or shearing forces on the spine.

In the book, the force of gravity is presented as being responsible for causing human musculoskeletal disorders. At the same time, mechanisms were indicated to limit this negative impact and to use it to reverse the destructive changes that have already been caused in the body. Because I based these considerations on the laws of gravity according to Isaac Newton, omitting the General Theory of Relativity by Albert Einstein, I found it necessary to indicate what arguments decided about it.

In order to precisely identify the impact of gravity on life, in my considerations I use the geometric center of the Earth as my frame of reference. Without this, it is difficult to objectively assess the phenomena occurring on the surface of the globe, in the sphere belonging to it, which is its atmosphere and the direct impact of the Earth on objects in space (outside the layers of this atmosphere).