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Somewhat related to this topic: doing 10 sessions of intensive rolfing therapy years ago not only helped correct some musculoskeletal issues I had; it also coin
by leroy_masochist 12y ago
Somewhat related to this topic: doing 10 sessions of intensive rolfing therapy years ago not only helped correct some musculoskeletal issues I had; it also coincided with a significant dropoff in recurring Iraq-related dreams (I had previously served in OIF).
Most of my musculoskeletal stuff was directly attributable to carrying 100+ lbs of kit up and down the street, up and down stairs, and over 2-meter walls, 4-12 hours a day.
Maybe there's no correlation and it was just a placebo-type thing and/or my mind playing tricks on me, but I'm inclined to think that the improvement in longstanding tissue-related issues that were caused by deploying also ameliorated some of the psychological residue of that experience.
- dhimes 12y agoI had never heard of this. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolfing http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolfing
- jackweirdy 12y ago“There is no evidence Rolfing is effective for the treatment of any health condition”
- thirdtruck 12y agoNow I want to do a comparative study between that and joke-induced ROFLing. Then, a follow-up study on the gluteal benefits of ROFLMAOing.
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- leroy_masochist 12y agoIt worked in my case.