Orthotic strategies and exercise regimens: Optimizing treatment for tibialis posterior tendinopathy?

In 2009, researchers led by Kornelia Kulig, et. al., conducted a randomized controlled trial to investigate the effectiveness of orthoses and resistive exercise in managing early-stage tibialis posterior tendinopathy. This debilitating condition can severely impact mobility and quality of life. The study involved thirty-six adults diagnosed with stage I or II tibialis posterior tendinopathy. Participants were randomly assigned to one of three groups: (1) orthoses … Continue reading Orthotic strategies and exercise regimens: Optimizing treatment for tibialis posterior tendinopathy?

Can lumbar spine manipulation influence flexion-relaxation response in low back pain?

In 2009, a study conducted by Kim Lalanne, Danik Lafond, and Martin Descarreaux, the effects of spinal manipulation on the flexion-relaxation phenomenon (FRR) in individuals suffering from chronic low back pain were examined. The objective of the study was to evaluate how spinal manipulation influences the spatiotemporal parameters of the FRR. Twenty-seven adults with chronic low back pain participated in the study. They were divided … Continue reading Can lumbar spine manipulation influence flexion-relaxation response in low back pain?

Unlocking the potential: How does Tai Chi impact health in elderly care settings?

In 2009, Lee, et. al., conducted study about Maintaining good health-related quality of life (HRQOL) which is a crucial goal in elderly residential care. However, identifying effective interventions to achieve this goal remains a challenge. This study aims to assess the influence of Tai Chi on HRQOL among nursing home residents. A non-equivalent pretest-posttest control-group design was employed. A sample of 139 residents from six … Continue reading Unlocking the potential: How does Tai Chi impact health in elderly care settings?

Forces of Nature

Our Universe runs with fundamental forces of nature. They are Electromagnetism, Strong force, Weak force and Gravitation. These forces are natural interactions that exist around us in our universe. Study about these interactions could explain our very existence in the universe. A living thing/organism is defined as an organism that shows signs of life, displaying abilities to breathe, ingest, metabolize, grow, move, reproduce and age. A … Continue reading Forces of Nature

Is classical massage an effective treatment for physical discomfort in breast cancer?

In 2009, a randomized controlled trial delved into the potential benefits of classical massage therapy for alleviating symptoms and enhancing mood among women grappling with breast cancer. Led by Miriam Listing and her team, the study aimed to evaluate the efficacy of bi-weekly 30-minute classical massages targeting the back and head-neck areas over a 5-week period. In this trial, women diagnosed with primary breast cancer … Continue reading Is classical massage an effective treatment for physical discomfort in breast cancer?