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Can Happiness be Inherited?

A new study suggests that feelings in our lifetime can affect our children.

With or Without Needles, Acupuncture Eases Back Pain

Indicating a need to learn more about alternative therapies, a new study shows that acupuncture performed both with and without needles helps ease back pain.

Vibrating Exercise Therapy Gaining Ground in Europe

Fitness options are becoming increasingly relevant in the spa environment, and a growing trend involving vibrating exercise platforms may helps clients see better results.

Acupuncture Shown Helpful in Severe Dry Mouth Treatments

Increasing the potential for alternative therapies, acupuncture has been shown to help cancer patients experiencing severe dry mouth issues.

Acupressure Wristbands Help Reduce Nausea in Cancer Patients

Acupressure wristbands have been found to reduce nausea in cancer patients, helping bring to light the effectiveness of alternative treatments.

Put the Joy Back in Staying Healthy

The new mode of staying healthy includes chocolate, sleep and a few other things most people enjoy.

Spring Cleaning for the Body

Help clients cleanse and detoxify their bodies for a fresh start.

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Alternative Therapies Awareness Encouraged by Government

Documenting a major opportunity for the development of alternative therapies, a new study shows many practicing clinicians aren't aware of the federal government's support of these types of treatments.

April 16 is National Stress Awareness Day

ISPA backs up the large role spas play in stress reduction.

TCM a Healthy Alternative for Kids

A great alternative to antibiotics is traditional Chinese medicine.

Psoriasis Sufferers Get Help From the Web

Spa clients who suffer from psoriasis can now get help from a more technological source—the Internet.

Accentuate the Positive

Harnessing the power of happiness, personal strength and mindfulness can help your team and your clients thrive.

Some Chinese Medicine Shown to Effectively Treat Eczema

Certain traditional Chinese medicine, including tea and acupuncture, may safely and effectively help treat chronic eczema, a new report finds.

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Study Shows Exercise Can Benefit Those 50+ Who Have Exercised Little Before

With their array of anti-aging and wellness services, many spas see older clients, and new research shows why offering exercise options can aid these spa-goers.

Acupuncture Gaining Ground as Pet Therapy

Alternative therapies, such as acupuncture, are becoming increasingly popular for pets.

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Yoga Shown to Improve Mental State of Breast Cancer Patients

Wellness options have become popular in the spa industry in recent years, and a new study shows how one offering is helping improve the mental states of breast cancer patients.

Drinking Coffee or Tea May Lower Risk of Stroke

Clients stopping into the spa often take a few minutes to enjoy a relaxing hot beverage, and a new study suggests that cup of tea or coffee may help them prevent strokes.

Study Shows New Herbal Formula Helps to Control Peanut, Other Food Allergies

A new herbal formula based in ancient Chinese medicine may be able to control allergic reactions to peanuts and other foods, researchers from New York City's Mount Sinai School of Medicine report.

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