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Massage therapy helps to increase range of motion, decrease pain and assist in healing a client with low back pain and sciatica symptoms
Journal of Bodywork & Movement Therapies , 07/15/08
Bell J et al. - The distinct techniques and stretches used during the course of this study have the possibility of becoming useful, non-pharmacological interventions for reducing or eliminating pain and sciatica symptoms associated with low back pain.
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