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What is Pain-Free Worth to You?

What if reclaiming your body's potential was more within reach than you thought? What if all it took to start was discovering what your body can do and incorporating some simple stretches to increase your flexibility? What if reducing pain and stiffness from your movement allowed you to live life more fully?

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The Power of an Integrated Massage, Movement & Mindset Approach

It's common to experience health issues in isolation or to see them as compartmentalised. But what if the true answer to these issues lies in holistically addressing our bodies, minds and spirits together? Approaching our health like this can hold the real key to true well-being, and that's what we're all about at Sunnd Olistico.

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Reclaiming Vitality: Restoring Movement After 50

Many people believe age is a barrier to leading an active lifestyle, but it shouldn't be. In fact, age can be a motivator to maintain an active and fulfilling life. It's important to remember that movement is not limited by age; it is a lifelong journey.

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Unwinding with Time: The Benefits of Regular Massage Therapy

Massage therapy is a form of treatment that's been used for centuries to promote physical and mental wellness. The practice involves applying pressure to the body's soft tissues, such as muscles, tendons, and ligaments, to reduce pain, tension, and stress.

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Perimenopause. What is it?

Officially, menopause is the name for the time of life once a female’s period has ceased for more than 12 months. If you were asked what happened during menopause or what it looked like, you might mention some of the following: hot flushes, mood swings, and night sweats, but these are actually hallmarks of perimenopause.

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How a grippy tummy could be causing you harm.

Grippy tummy is a phrase coined by Mish Wright in her online course for constantly holding or sucking in your tummy muscles.

Learn more about how to avoid this potentially harmful pose here.

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Incontinence is normal after pregnancy, right? Wrong!

Do you worry about every sneeze, bumpy ride or the distance of the loo? Read what you can do about incontinence and get access to a special online course partnered through EVEolution to learn more about your body than Google or your Mum will ever be able to tell you.

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