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09
Nov
2009
Do it yourself Transdermal Magnesium Chloride Therapy

1 day ago by Thierry Sanchez

Transdermal Magnesium Therapy is a hot topic lately. You can read lots of articles on the net about the problems associated with magnesium deficiency. For one, it affects atheletic performance. Magnesium relaxes the muscles and calcium tightens the muscle. Some year ago, a naturopath recommended me ...

Kettlebell-fitness.dk's Blog - kettlebellfitnessdk.wordpress.com · 13 references

04
Nov
2009
Snatch: thumb up or thumb down?

5 days ago by Thierry Sanchez

If you only use one snatch technique for GS, you may want to reconsider… Snatch style is usually a personal preference due to body mechanics. Efficiency is mastery of technique. Styles and efficiency can mutually co-exist, even though some people think there is one only one way of cooking an egg. Va ...

Kettlebell-fitness.dk's Blog - kettlebellfitnessdk.wordpress.com · 13 references

03
Nov
2009
March Of The (Halloween) Penguins

7 days ago by M.J.

This was our second family Halloween with Dominik & Scarlett and this year they got to go trick or treating. In this picture we got our family portrait in front of the same house we got it in front of last year. Does everyone look the same? I’m pointing at the camera so the twins will look at it but ...

Twin Overload - twinoverload.wordpress.com · 1 reference

02
Nov
2009
Sensory Friendly Playground Built with Kids with Autism in Mind

7 days ago by scottie

What if you could find a sensory friendly playground for your child with autism? The organization, KaBOOM!, assisted the Lori Brocker Museum in California in creating one. Two hundred volunteers worked for 6 hours to build a playground that includes musical instruments and equipment to help children ...

Healing Thresholds - News ... - autism.healingthresholds.com/news/feed · Rank: 124,379 · 17 references

30
Oct
2009
OCTOBER IS NATIONAL SENSORY AWARENESS MONTH

10 days ago by giftbird

October is dedicated to raising awareness of Sensory Processing Disorder. The Occupational Therapists at The Pediatric Place are dedicated to working with families who have children with sensory processing disorders. Signs and Symptoms of Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) Hypersensitivity To Touch ( ...

The Pediatric Place - thepediatricplace.wordpress.com

Blueberries, Grapes & Strawberries for Health!

10 days ago by angie

Don’t forget to eat that grape, blueberry and strawberry! These berries contain a significant amount of polyphenolic compounds, and polyphenolic compounds are proven to help reduce the motor and cognitive deficits we experience as we age. Some plant foods and especially these berry fruits have signi ...

All Healthy Health Blog - allhealthy.com · 1 reference

27
Oct
2009
Activity Table Helps Children with Autism Develop Motor Skills and Independence

14 days ago by scottie

An activity table designed for a child with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) also works for children with autism and other disabilities. When the Soroka family learned their son had SMA and would be confined to a wheelchair, they were determined that he should have toys that worked for him. Marc Soroka ...

Healing Thresholds - News ... - autism.healingthresholds.com/news/feed · Rank: 124,379 · 17 references

23
Oct
2009
Here we go-oh!

17 days ago by Karen Lew

Naomi is creeping and rolling around all over the place and thinking about crawling, I think. Sigh. And some more headshot, just cuz.

Lew Family Blog - lewfamily.blogspot.com · 1 reference

If you Give a Mouse a Wooden Toy…

18 days ago by Aaron Burgess

Sorry, mice, but this Mouse and Cheese Wooden Toy is strictly for the children. Made up of a holey wooden “Holland Cheese” block and a wooden “mouse” attached by a string, the toy encourages basic attention and motor skills through repeated rodent-lacing. Each toy is made to order, so allow a few ex ...

Droolicious - blogs.babble.com/droolicious · Rank: 13,317 · 44 references

The Brain-Body Link and Adaptation to Training

18 days ago by Thierry Sanchez

Article by Stephen Seiler, from Master Athlete Physiology & Performance. Great article about the importance of rest and the quality of rest on health and performance improvement. “Because most exercise physiologists focus our training on muscle and systemic physiology, we tend to treat the brain as ...

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