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Latest News Headlines on SUNSCREENS, INDOOR TANNING and SKIN CANCER DETECTION
By Annie Morien, PhD, PA-C, LMT Purchasing the “correct” sunscreen just got easier. In June 2011 the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a change in sunscreen labeling. Why all the fuss? The old labeling system was confusing and misleading. The new...Reflexology Clinics
The participants of the 2011 Therapeutic Hand & Foot Reflexology Professional Certification have been studying and practicing since February, and are now more than ready to offer their services to the public. If you live within driving distance of St. Augustine, Florida, you may want to take advantage of their offer. If you’ve never received a professional reflexology session before or are a reflexologist deprived of work yourself, there are many compelling reasons to join us.
The Importance of Self Care
By Ann Harman, D.O., LMT, Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner© Are you looking for classes to fill your CEU requirements? Have you considered learning self-care?Reasons to consider taking self-care classes:Improve your health and feel better.Prolong your career...IMAP: New Personal Training Program!
By Vincent Cambrea, LMT, CPTFSM is excited to partner with Go Primal Fitness and Training Institute to exclusively offer the Integrated Massage and Personal Training Program (IMAP). The IMAP Training program will equip you with the credentials, skills, knowledge and...Plantar Fasciitis – Start Taking It Seriously!
Why, you might ask, should I take plantar fasciitis seriously? Most early symptoms are not much more than an inconvenience, a dull annoyance in the heel.
Although the condition is referred to as an “itis”, plantar fasciitis is actually a form of tendinosis; a condition that results in necrosis. Necrosis refers to tissue death, and plantar fasciitis is a degeneration of collagen that leads to eroding and death of the plantar fascia. The tissue is not just hurting; it’s dying! And that’s why we should pay attention.
