Sentence examples for fish therapy from inspiring English sources
noun
A type of biotherapy in which part of the body is submerged in water filled with fish which consume the dead skin of the participant.
Her salon offered $30 fish therapy, wherein small fish from China nibble dead skin from people's feet.
They are widely used in the health and beauty industries in foot spas for ichthyotherapy (Kangal fish therapy or doctor fish therapy) (1 ).
STUDIES on fish oil therapy have had mixed results.
Some health care practitioners say fish oil therapy can improve children's attention and focus, and studies of adults have found it may alleviate depression.
Studies have consistently found that children with A.D.H.D. have low blood levels of DHA, which is in short supply in the Western diet generally, and a small number of recent clinical trials have reported improvements in children's learning and behavioral problems after fish oil therapy.
62 However, recent trials support the benefits of fish oil therapy for cachexia.
Like many other doctors, the Jumps' pediatrician, Dr. Sandy Newmark, who practices integrative medicine in Tucson, Ariz., acknowledges that research on fish oil therapies is limited.
Mimi Stafford is a Key West-based master of all trades — commercial fishing, massage therapy, marine biology — who has lived here for decades.
Except for greater numbers of patients who received ongoing statin or fish-oil therapies in the metformin group (p = 0.039 and p = 0.007, respectively), the randomization procedure produced treatment groups that were well matched for metabolic and clinical characteristics (Table 2).
Experiments were carried out on ten infected fishes to phage therapy treatment and other ten were spared as untreated an infection control.
So the fish basically "evolved a therapy for anemia," said John Postlethwait, a developmental biologist at the University of Oregon who also worked on the paper.
