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Author Archives: Dan

Naked Eyes

To see with the naked eye… That’s my goal. Meaning I want to be able to see accurately and clearly without prescription lenses. I currently wear contacts and glasses for …

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Posted byDanOctober 17, 2009Posted inUncategorized

Differentiating

From Dictionary.com: Differentiate 1. to form or mark differently from other such things; distinguish. In medicine there is a concept of differential diagnosis. To treat a condition accurately, a diagnosis …

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Posted byDanOctober 16, 2009Posted inUncategorized

Retirement From a Physical Perspective

Most of us have had thoughts about retiring, even if it’s not something we are actively planning. Money is the usual focus, along with a place to live and things …

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Posted byDanOctober 16, 2009Posted inUncategorized

The Business of the Body

In the business of living, the body is a bottom line, a deal breaker, and a regulatory force. We have need of our body, but we build no relationship, generate …

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Posted byDanOctober 6, 2009Posted inUncategorized1 Comment on The Business of the Body

Age and Pain

Does being older mean we have to hurt? No. The possibility of pain is always present, regardless of age. There is no necessity for older people to hurt! Most chronic …

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Posted byDanSeptember 29, 2009Posted inUncategorized2 Comments on Age and Pain

Symptoms

Ida Rolf said, “If your symptoms go away, that’s your problem.” Sounds harsh, huh? Pain and irritation are unpleasant. But what Ida was pointing out is that there is more …

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Posted byDanSeptember 24, 2009Posted inUncategorized1 Comment on Symptoms

Left Brain, Right Brain

The concept of brain halves having different modes of thought is pretty common. The idea of dominance of one half affecting personality is used to explain why some of us …

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Posted byDanSeptember 21, 2009Posted inSomaticsTags: brain function, neuroanatomy, somatics

Perspective on Exercise

I used to lift weights. I liked it. I wasn’t very good at it, but it was still satisfying. Then I got hurt. I took time off. I went back, …

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Posted byDanSeptember 14, 2009Posted inUncategorized1 Comment on Perspective on Exercise

Back Care Basics

Back pain is common, frustrating, tedious and often expensive. Here are some quick and simple tools for easing the pain. When things are really bad, be nice to your self! …

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Posted byDanSeptember 13, 2009Posted inUncategorized1 Comment on Back Care Basics

The Pain Behind Obesity

My parents struggled with weight gain. I pay attention, but I stay pretty comfortable. What is the difference? It is not abstinence! I eat, and I love to eat a …

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Posted byDanSeptember 13, 2009Posted inUncategorized

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