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    Plantar fasciitis or inflammation of the plantar fascia occurs when the plantar fascia develops very small tears where it joins the heel bone‚ or along the ligament itself. With poor biomechanics‚ overuse or other catalysts‚ the pressure applied to the plantar fascia during running and walking and the shift of body weight from one foot to the other can tear the fascia from where it joins to the heel and develop microscopic tears. Plantar Fasciitis Stretching is important for rehabilitation from

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    Essential oils have numerous health benefits and they are used for many purposes. These oils are beneficial for your overall health and well being as well as for household purposes. Bone Repair – To aid in faster bone recovery due to injury‚ apply cypress‚ fir and helichrysum essential oils. Improved Digestion – To support proper digestion and treat leaky gut‚ take peppermint‚ fennel and ginger essential oils. Anxiety Relief – Diffuse lavender essential oil all over your room or around your house

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    product for that expensive VCO(virgin coconut oil)by the use of cocont extract.Instead of buying and using an expensive commercial VCO‚we can make an VCO to our house and it easy to do.The researcher make their own version of VCO that can use to massage our body and it is not that much expensive. The process of making VCO is so easy.After gathering all materials‚it can already by process. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We would like to thank the ff. We would like to thank Mrs. Cristina Rubino for her

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    better results in relieving pain or soreness before or after physical activity. Other methods that can be used are massage‚ electronic muscle stimulation‚ and stretching. These methods can all be used to improve one’s performance and help with recovery by relieving pain and soreness from the area that is causing pain. But which method is best to use? Jamie Hale (2003) says that massage is used for both pre and post competition or physical activity. “It helps with injuries and has been shown to accelerate

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    consumption of more or less food and calories and when traveling. Massage Considerations Assess your client’s vitality and ensure that the client’s insulin injection sites and insulin pumps are addressed in the treatment plan. It is also important to know whether or not the client is using glucose meter and or tablets‚ knowing this information is helpful if a client experience a hypoglycemic episode. Avoid vigorous massages over injection areas as they may be easily bruised. Provide water to

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    Spa and massage are no longer new things to Hong Kong people. In every weekend‚ many young ladies fly to Thailand for spa while men or senior adults travel to Shenzhen for massage or other medical treatments. Although the destinations are different‚ what they are doing are in fact typical examples of healthcare tourism. However‚ it is not popular for Hong Kong people to know that India is an emerging market for healthcare tourism. Why Hong Kong people are so unfamiliar with the healthcare tourism

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    herb that has antiseptic‚ antibacterial‚ anti-fungal‚ anti-parasitic and antiviral properties. Its scientific name is Oreganum vulgare‚ and its name is Greek in origin‚ meaning "joy of mountains." Oil of oregano is used in cooking‚ as well as for massage. The essential oil of oregano can be extracted from the leaves through distillation‚ yielding the concentrated benefit of the bulk oregano herb for medicinal and therapeutic purposes. However‚ oil of oregano can be made from an infusion of oregano

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    some that I will talk about in my paper‚ homeopathy‚ yoga‚ massage‚ hypnosis‚ herbal supplements‚ chiropractic’s‚ meditation and acupuncture. Homeopathic alternative medicine is where people believe that the same thing that makes you ill will also cure you. Practitioners who use homeopathic care will prescribe a variety of pills which are herbal to help keep the body in balance. Also a patient may be asked to do yoga and massage. Homeopathic medicine is not as relevant as it used to be

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    The History of Aromatherapy Aromatherapy is the science of using essential herbal oils in the treatment of illnesses. The term itself comes from the French word “aromathérapie” which was coined by the French chemist René-Maurice Gattefossé who was the publisher of the first book titled “Aromatherapy” in 1937. Thus the term aromatherapy was not coined until the 20th Century. The roots of Aromatherapy can be traced back over 6000 years before the birth of Christ when the use of aromatics was recorded

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    Comforting the Neonate; application of the Comfort Care Theory Introduction An anonymous author once said‚ "In the last stages of a final illness‚ we need only the absence of pain and the presence of family." The comfort care theory by Katharine Kolcaba exemplifies this by creating a baseline of quality care that both nurses and doctors can utilize in providing care to a dying patient. Comfort has been called a distinguishing characteristic of the nursing profession yet‚ until Katharine Kolcaba

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