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Does massage therapy enhance vascular recovery post-exercise?

In 2014, a study conducted at a clinical research center, researchers have found that massage therapy (MT) can significantly improve peripheral vascular function following exercise-induced muscle injury. The study, led by Nina C. Franklin and her colleagues, explored the impact of MT on vascular endothelial function in the upper extremities, particularly after intense lower-body exertion. The study involved 36 sedentary young adults who were randomly … Continue reading Does massage therapy enhance vascular recovery post-exercise?

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Does Incorporating Osteopathic Methods Enhance Rehabilitation for Vertebral Artery Syndrome Patients?

In 2018, Belash, et. al., conducted study to assess the efficacy of osteopathic treatment as part of combined therapy for patients with vertebral artery syndrome (VAS). VAS is characterized by impaired blood supply in the vertebral-basilar system due to degenerative-dystrophic processes in the cervical spine. This study aimed to evaluate the benefits of incorporating osteopathic methods to alleviate functional abnormalities in blood flow. From January … Continue reading Does Incorporating Osteopathic Methods Enhance Rehabilitation for Vertebral Artery Syndrome Patients?

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