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effects of exercise — Sat, 30 Oct 2010 14:00:49 +0000

i couldn’t imagine that the disc is placed on a chair.. but the concept is interesting though.. it allows body movement while you’re in a sitting state.. the movement is actually more on the effort of the person sitting than the device itself, making the person solely controlling the muscles to a more strong and stable state…

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Comment on Lack of Sleep Linked to Early Death by Chris Metcalfe

Chris Metcalfe — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 21:28:43 +0000

Interesting article. I have always wondered how much impact sleep has on your overall health. I can tell you while developing Mavenlive (which is a Physiotherapy Software to help aid therapists prescribe best practice treatments) over the past few years our team averaged probably 4-6 hours of sleep throughout the week.

After getting back onto a regular sleep schedule my overall energy level and health seem to be much improved. Those extra two hours a night sure make a difference especially just after lunch when we would often feel a severe crash.

We relied on energy drinks to get us through the sleep deprivation. Since energy drinks are still very new, I’d love to see a study on how they affect your health over an extended period of time. In that study I’d like to see how reduced sleep AND overuse of energy drinks compounds the effects.

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Comment on Saving time, cost and bother by physio

physio — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 20:19:16 +0000

I admit that there could be better integration of patient interaction via the web. The list of ideas is extensive. Perhaps schedule tracking, motivational support, report tracking, etc., but physiotherapy is a very personalized process that often requires a close watch of a patient (in action) by a qualified eye. It also requires specialized equipment Not to mention the difficult insurance and liability challenges associated with the idea. For those reasons mainly, I don’t think you can equate the idea of teaching a language to physiotherapy care.

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Grearycle — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 20:35:27 +0000

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