The concept of Harmony and Unity between the different parts is promoted by blood-circulation. There is another matter within the body that is called cerebrospinal fluid. It acts on the nervous system and serves as a binding element in the interaction among the brain, the cerebellum, and the autonomic nervous system. This fluid has a protective function and furthers biochemical exchanges with the goal to maintain an adequate performance of all body functions and achieve overall balance. Not unlike that, the Fascial system, a connective tissue, allows to convey mechanical information among organs, blood vessels, bones, CFS, nerve fibers, and muscles. Considering all this, the role of an Osteopath is polyfunctional. The exploration that starts from the vision of the body as a whole will then bring the Doctor to determine the dysfunction that provokes pain, to identify the part where the signal gets interrupted and to correct the malfunctioning structures bringing back the balance and integrity of the system. The Osteopath has to be armed with efficacious techniques to resolve the problem and to restore well-being to the whole body, offering not only solutions but also preventing the issues.