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Take a quick five-minute break and help us gain insight into the state of the industry. You can read the results in our September issue!
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A recent meta-analysis with a total of 266,939 participants reported that being active for 150 minutes or more per week was associated with a 20 per cent reduction in risk for depression.
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A 2013 trial of people with acute low back pain compared the effects of spinal manipulation with those of the non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug diclofenac (Voltaren) and placebo on their pain. Spinal manipulation was found to be significantly better than diclofenac and clinically superior to placebo in reducing disability, pain and the need for rescue medication. It was also found to improve quality of life.
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In this groundbreaking work on ethics, Ben Benjamin and Cherie Sohnen-Moe directly address the difficult, confusing, and seldom-discussed-but-often-troubling dilemmas confronting touch therapy practitioners.
By honestly describing the issues, identifying clear principles, naming specific resources and using stories straight from the treatment room, they have written a book to guide, support and inspire both students and seasoned practitioners.
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Target spent $1.8 billion on leasing two years before they even opened stores in Canada. Sears Canada rung up over $727 million in debt from 2014 through 2016 – but never considered closing the stores that were responsible for the losses. And it turns out, near the end, Toys “R” Us was paying $400 million per year in interest on a $5 billion debt, which had grown over the last 15 years. This is why we must steer clear of a big enemy: unnecessary expenses.
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