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April 2011 [Volume 10, Issue 4] To Your Health is brought to you by: |
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In this issue of To Your Health:
Iliosacral Pain You Can't Touch As a practicing therapist, I know the anxiety one can feel to produce results during a therapy session. Throughout your career, clients will present you with iliosacral pain that is very sensitive to the touch. Past, Present, Future (Not the Ghosts of Christmas--But of ourselves!) Let's do a mental exercise. Focusing on your health and wellness I would like for you to remember yourself as a 17-year-old high school student. Then, do a brief but honest self-assessment of your condition today. It's a sad fact that Americans are growing fatter every year as obesity rates are increasing faster than originally estimated. I am not referring to a few extra pounds or the pleasantly plump silhouette, but rather the serious health risks involved in carrying excessive weight. Unsubscribe Update your e-mail address If you have any questions regarding your subscription, please complete this form at www.massagetoday.com/newsletterhelp/TYH. |