WorkingWhileThinking·4d agoEven Good Intentions Can Cause HarmWhy do the consequences of a policy matter as much as its intentions?A response icon1A response icon1
Julien Dimastromatteo, PhD·Oct 5One Paper Is Not the Evidence BaseWhy responsible decisions depend on the evidence surrounding a study.
InProtimesh GuptabyProtimesh Gupta·Sep 26Vastu Mandala Earth Grids and Human ExperienceThis article consolidates a discussion about 45 devta fields, spatial marma, Hartmann and Curry grids, floor height, a proposed ahamkara…
InExpert PerspectivesbyUtkarsh Raj·Sep 10How often should you get a massage for neck pain?How long do the effects of a massage last?How often should you get a massage?
InExpert PerspectivesbyUtkarsh Raj·Sep 2Beyond Antipsychotics: Touch and Massage in Dementia CareCare homes reach for antipsychotics when a resident becomes agitated, despite a boxed warning and no FDA approval for the use. Two…
InExpert PerspectivesbyUtkarsh Raj·Aug 24Types of therapeutic massage, and what each one is actually forAn overview of core therapeutic modalities, their clinical applications, and the level of empirical evidence supporting each.
InExpert PerspectivesbyUtkarsh Raj·Aug 224 common massage myths, checked against the research4 massage myths, checked against 25 back-pain trials and a 12-trial prenatal review. Three of the corrections hold up under the evidence…A response icon1A response icon1
InExpert PerspectivesbyUtkarsh Raj·Aug 19Therapeutic Massage Isn’t a Spa Day. It’s Clinical Work.What actually happens on the table when massage is part of a treatment plan, and the 4 ways it reliably benefits your body
Allen Kanerva·Aug 14Measure What You Are Actually DoingFive levels of evidence, and why the no-time no-resources objection does not survive contact with the instruments.A response icon6A response icon6
InExpert PerspectivesbyUtkarsh Raj·Jul 28Massage marketing’s favourite claimed USP is a 31% drop in cortisol.Credit…
