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by Vadim Struzman - 2006-12-10
Massage, Acupuncture, Acupressure, Pain Relief. Part 2Acupuncture•Very exotic word isn't it?•Where did it come from?•What does it mean?•Why do you need to know about it?•What are the benefits for you?...
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by Hubert Crowell - 2007-01-02
Technically, I did not break my neck, but it sure seem like it. The neck bones are interlocked and I had one of them twisted out of the lock position and could not move my head. It was 1950 and I wa...
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by Walter Pigatto - 2007-01-14
You too can massage your own body to improve your health and well-being. You will be able to relieve the symptoms of minor complaints as well as help you manage the demands of modern life by reducing ...
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by Ben Crabtree - 2007-02-07
Many of the people that come to Massage Therapists and Bodyworkers are seeking someone to help them with muscular pain and chronic tension from Myofascial Trigger Points. They've heard that Trigger P...
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by Tom Turner - 2007-03-03
Holding a precious child or grandchild can be a wonderful experience. It can be a highlight of your life. Getting some attention and a hug from your spouse can make your day, but all these things can ...
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by Danna Schneider - 2007-03-03
Back pain and neck pain have definitely earned their reputation as the hallmark pain associated with having a desk job. The reason for the common problem is that it simply is not natural for humans t...
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by Nancy Wile - 2007-03-23
Yoga for Neck PainEveryone gets a stiff neck sometimes. Often yoga can help. Of course, before you do anything, it's important to know if your neck pain is the sign of something more s...
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by Robert Palmer - 2007-04-04
Sitting at a work station often results in the "slouch" syndrome. The back bends forward, causing the spine to literally hang on it's ligaments. You can easily alleve this often painful positi...
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by Julie Donnelly - 2007-04-13
It seems amazing that a small muscle in your neck and shoulder, called levator scapulae, causes severe headaches that can totally debilitate a person and continue for hours or days. Pain-killers may m...
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by Chris Simon - 2007-04-15
The BasicsImagine a car that's idling too fast. It's revved up and working hard but nothing useful is happening. The motor's burning more fuel, creating more pollution and experiencing added wear a...