Suboccipital nerve

Longus colli muscle

Occipital nerves

Anatomy Moment: The Suboccipital Muscles — CORPO KINETIC PILATES

Suboccipital muscles

Drainage & Detox Specialist | Dr Caitlin Czezowski on Instagram: "Those tiny muscles at the base of your skull? They do way more than hold your head up. The suboccipital muscles sit right where the head meets the neck and when they’re tight, overworked, or stuck in a constant state of tension, they can mechanically restrict normal fluid movement out of the head. Here’s why that matters 👇 • Venous blood • Lymphatic fluid • Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) All rely on open, mobile pathways through the u

Vale & Juli | Glow-up & Wellness on Instagram: "HERE’S THE SCIENCE BEHIND IT ⬇️ 👉🏼 Did you know that the tension in your neck, more specifically in your suboccipital muscles, can change the appearance of your face? 👩🏽‍🏫 Before someone comes to me saying I share “misleading information”, let’s analyze the scientific evidence behind this statement ✨ and in particular the fascinating connection between our eye movements and neck muscles! If you move your eyes in different directions, you can c