Disc herniations are often known as slipped discs, which is a horrible term as it nurtures visuals of things moving around in our spines.
I decided to talk about regularity of treatment in this vlog due to the pattern or some participants that were injured.
Jonathan Rauch’s book ‘The Happiness curve’ is an excellent study of midlife, a time characterised by clichés of red open-top sports cars.
The National Osteoporosis Society says that more than 3 million people in the UK are estimated to have Osteoporosis.
Have you ever heard of Yoga Therapy but are not quite sure what it actually is? It’s a growing field with lots of evidence supporting it.
You may have found that in Yoga and Pilates classes you’ve been told to breathe in very different ways at different times during exercise.
At first sight, there may be little that the dismal science of economics can offer to improve our understanding of the human mind.
One characteristic of practising Pilates is that we strive to be in control of our movements and are precise about what we want to achieve.
This week I read some interesting research that concluded that the mind and body link exists not just through intuition, but also in science.
Most of the time headaches are unpleasant manifestations of pain with no specific issue within the tissues.
