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October 22, 2019 |
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Because sports are competitive in nature, it’s logical to think that the more time a person spends at a particular sport, the better they will perform. But with kids, especially those whose bodies are still developing, focusing on one sport can actually cause harm in the form of an overuse injury.
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Patients in the study were 390% more likely to say their pain was well-controlled when the person taking their blood was courteous, the researchers found.
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Contrary to popular belief, cartilage in human joints can repair itself through a process similar to that used by creatures such as salamanders and zebrafish to regenerate limbs.
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Train harder, recover quickly, and improve performance! Today’s top athletes rely on sport massage to stay healthy, at the top of their game, and a step ahead of the competition. With Massage for Sport Performance, you can too.
In this special book and DVD package, renowned sport massage therapist Michael McGillicuddy demonstrates the same techniques he has used to train and prepare the world’s elite track and field athletes for Olympic competition.
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When a doctor sees a patient, the time is minimal. A massage therapist typically spends 30-60 minutes or more and often has more valuable information than the physician can obtain. Any information provided that a physician may not have time to uncover can be helpful to the patient receiving the proper care that they need. Many massage therapists struggle to provide information to physicians, chiropractors or healthcare providers. The common thread is a lack of confidence.
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