Inversion therapy grows in popular fitness in Syracuse
A lighthearted piece notes Americans increasingly invert their bodies to reverse gravity effects using boots, bars, machines, or home setups. It mentions gyms chiropractors and hospitals, where inversion therapy is not standard in physical therapy programs.
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Inversion therapy gains grip in fitness and medicine
Equipment for upside down workouts ranges from boots and bars priced 65 to 100 dollars to full systems 375 to 675 dollars. Chiropractors and health clubs offer hanging facilities. Doctors warn of risks for high blood pressure and spinal problems while noting potential back relief and spinal traction benefits from inversion.
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Ann Landers answers the most asked sex questions
Syndicated columnist Ann Landers provides guidance on common sexual concerns for teens and adults. She covers pregnancy risk with clothing on, sex during menopause and pregnancy, lubricants, sexual pain, contraception, and attitudes toward oral sex, plus advice on timing and frequency for couples at different ages.
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