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1. Alleviating Ear Infections Through Craniosacral Therapy
   Craniosacral therapy can help children overcome ear infections by improving Eustachian tube (ET) shape. As ET shape improves, substances can then flow through the tube more easily. Blockage or congestion of the ET is a frequent cause of ear infections because harmful material can collect inside the middle ear.

2. Therapeutic Insight: The Myofascial Release Perspective—Myofascial/Osseous Release
   I have been a featured speaker on myofascial release for the American Back Society’s symposiums for more than 25 years. The American Back Society is comprised of orthopedic surgeons, neurosurgeons, therapists, chiropractors and osteopaths interested in “leading edge” techniques.

3. Myofascial Release for Pain Relief
   Pain has been viewed from two different perspectives: mask the pain and no pain, no gain.

4. Guest Editorial: We are Not Mindless Machines
   Health care has narrowly focused on the eradication of symptoms, paying no attention to the underlying cause—which from a myofascial release perspective is akin to a blockage of the flow of energy and information, with the resultant fascial restrictions literally down to the cellular level.

5. Former NBA Star and Sports Broadcaster Bill Walton Joins Human Touch® Wellness Council
   Human Touch®, a U.S. market leader of innovative massage chairs, Perfect Chair® Recliners and other wellness solutions, is proud to welcome NBA Hall of Famer and legendary sports broadcaster Bill Walton to its wellness council.

6. 2010 Massage Hall of Fame Honorees Announced
   Each year, up to a dozen massage therapy professionals are honored by being inducted into the World Massage Festival Hall of Fame.

7. James Charlesworth, First Massage Therapist to Mobilize Emergency-Response Teams (1957–2010)
   The massage therapist who created what is believed to be the first team of massage therapists to provide massage to emergency-response workers has died from cancer, age 53.

8. James Charlesworth, First Massage Therapist to Mobilize Emergency-Response Teams (1957–2010)
   The massage therapist who created what is believed to be the first team of massage therapists to provide massage to emergency-response workers has died from cancer, age 53.

9. Therapeutic Insight: The Myofascial Release Perspective—Breast Health
   Myofascial release has been helpful in treating endometriosis, pelvic pain, menstrual cramps and pain, frequency, urgency and incontinence. It has also been successful in treating ovarian and breast cysts.

10. Win $1,000 from Massage Envy Dallas/Fort Worth for Your Team In Komen Race for the Cure North Texas on June 12
    Massage Envy Dallas/Fort Worth will select a walk team to receive a $1,000 donation as well as other prizes in the Komen Race for the Cure North Texas, scheduled for June 12 in Plano.

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