from Robert at learn-massage-online.com
Which would you rather be touched by? A human being or a machine?
Recently I ran across this article…
http://www.charlotte.com (archived)
It was suggesting that robots are beginning to replace human beings at certain spas. And that a new invention could be paving the way. Makes for a nice story and PR release, but give […]
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via The Economic Times
The Economic Times writes about the common back-pain and how to treat it.
This isn’t on the back of your mind always but is capable of putting your back against the wall. Puzzled? Read how: In a recent study conducted across eight cities, the combined data surveillance reveals that around 67% of white […]
via learn-massage-online.com
When was your last massage? I recently just had a massage and I gotta say, everytime I do get a massage I remember how good they feel. AND how much better I feel afterwards.
Trial across The West for new Osteoarthritis Relief
Published by December 27th, 2007 in News. 0 Commentsvia BBC Bristol
An electronic devise normally used to ease labour pains is being trialled on people with osteoarthritis.
Patients are to use a TENS machine, combined with exercise, as part of a trial being conducted across the West of England.
Stretching to prevent or reduce muscle soreness after exercise
Published by December 17th, 2007 in News. 0 Commentsvia Sports Injury Clinic
Sports Injury Clinic writes:
Herbert, R.D. and de Noronha, M. (2007)
Researchers have suggested that stretching before or after exercise in young, healthy athletes has little or no effect on Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS) - that painful ache many people feel the day after taking part in vigarous exercise.
The researchers assessed whether stretching […]