Vibration therapy is real, but does not look like this photo If Your Time is short • Vibration therapy was a real headache treatment in the 1800s, but academic literature says it was vastly different ...

This picture does not show an 1895 headache treatment called "vibration therapy." The origins of this photograph are still unclear, but we suspect that it is a composite of multiple images. In the ...

Self-care might be more important now than ever before, but access to therapy, including touch therapy, isn’t always available or even desired during pandemic times. Over the past decade, one ...

Proponents of vibration plates claim they may help people burn more fat and build more muscle. However, there is limited research comparing the benefits of exercising on a vibration plate with those ...

Music therapy involves using a person’s responses and connections to music to encourage positive changes in mood and overall well-being. It can decrease anxiety and improve self-esteem. Music has ...

Nigel Stepto is affiliated with the Australian Institute for Musculoskeletal Science (AIMSS), The Institute of Sport Exercise and Active Living and Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation ...

An orthodontic device that uses vibration therapy to speed tooth movement in conjunction with conventional orthodontic treatment is undergoing clinical testing at the University of Texas Health ...