Advocates for this technique claim that it can improve breathing mechanics, including diaphragmatic function. They use the term "zone of apposition" to describe where the diaphragm attaches to the rib cage. The diaphragm's mechanical action and respiratory advantage depends on its relationship and anatomical arrangement with the rib cage.
Postural restoration
Nerve induction
Autogenic training
Lateral release 
Continuous passive motion
Eyebrow restoration
Pressure control
Harm reduction