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Re:Yoga for Pain Management
asva
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Yoga for Pain Management
Searching for guidance/direction on studies, findings,
experiences or research for using yoga as a method
for pain therapy.

Namaste
Posted On: 2009/09/20 19:14
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fishface
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Re:Yoga for Pain Management
IAYT, International Association of Yoga Therapists, is a great resource. They have online studies you can access.
Posted On: 2009/10/01 15:03
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Timothy
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Re:Yoga for Pain Management
You may also have better luck searching for specific types of pain. I.e. we just featured an new study on back pain: http://www.yogabasics.com/connect/yoga-really-can-heal-your-back.html
Namaste,
Timothy
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Posted On: 2009/10/02 08:20
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