Manipulative therapies are a group of techniques which involves scientific manipulations of the body structures by employing varying degree of movements and manual administration.
Herbert. M. Shelton is considered as the father of fasting. He is the one who has done extensive work in the field of fasting. Fasting has been derived from an English word, ‘FASTEN’ – to observe or to be strict According to Herbert M Shelton, Fasting is defined as voluntary abstinence from taking any …
Massage is a profession and a skill which deals with the client’s health and this is achieved by dealing with their bodies. Whenever human body and their health is involved, the skill requires code of professional ethics. These ethics forms the basis of Manipulative therapies. The key rules and regulations which are to be followed …
Introduction Manipulative techniques are scientific passive movements of various types done via hands, feet or other parts of the body of the therapist on the Client or patient to obtain a specific effect (therapeutic) are called Manipulative therapies. They are: 1.Massage Therapy 2.Manual medicine like Osteopathy, Chiropractic 3.Aromatherapy Massage therapy Scientific manipulation of the body …
Introduction The application of science to those criminal and civil laws that are enforced by police agencies in a criminal justice system. Definition: The application of medical knowledge (all branches of medicine including laboratory examination) for the administration of law and justice, is called as FORENSIC MEDICINE. Forensic comes from latin word FORENSIS which means …
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Aromatherapy is a type of alternative medicine that uses volatile plant materials known as essential oils and other aromatic plant compounds which aimed at improving an individual’s health or mental status and enhances mood. Many people might find this unscientific as there is a need of extensive work in this field. However, the history of …
