Replication Data for The effectiveness of the Informational Manual Therapy for improving quiet standing and quality of life in Healthy Individuals

This is a stabilometric assessment. The participants underwent a force platform measurement before the intervention (T0), immediately after intervention (T1), and 7-10 days after the intervention (T2). Device calibration was performed before each measurement. The participants were instructed to stand upright quietly on the force platform, and to look at a red coloured small object (1.5 x 1.5 cm) placed on a white screen, at eye level, at a distance of 90 centimetres in front of the force platform. They stood barefoot with their arms along their trunk, and their feet were parallel (heels separated by 2 cm and of external hip rotation of 30º) as recommended by the French Posturology Association-Rule 85. They were not allowed to speak or tighten the temporomandibular joint as this influences the assessment. The data was first collected with the subject in the eyes open (EO) condition for 51seconds, and then with eyes closed (EC) for the same time duration. Two trials were performed with EO and EC, alternately and consecutively for everyone