Dr.Ranjana Pande on Instagram: "🧩STNR (Symmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex) is a primitive reflex that typically integrates around 6-9 months in babies. It's a reflex that affects posture and movement. 🧩What does STNR do? - When a baby looks up (head flexes), their arms bend and legs straighten - When they look down (head extends), their arms straighten and legs bend 🧩In kids where STNR isn't fully integrated, it can impact: -Posture and movement: Trouble sitting upright, crawling, or coordinating

Dr. Josh Madsen D.C., FIBFN-FN on Instagram: "This little girl is one of the most complex cases we have seen. At nine years old, her parents felt like she was slipping away. She came in with seizures every hour, mitochondrial issues, dystonia, dysautonomia, low tone, trouble swallowing, constipation, and she is non verbal. No one had been able to explain why. In her exam, we found very strong sensory reflexes and retained Moro, ATNR, and STNR. Her hands and feet were freezing and discolored from