Infantile Colic is a diagnosis of varying descriptions from the literature, the criteria proposed by Wessel in 1954 is often the benchmark used when considering a diagnosis of colic.
Colic was proposed as being excessive crying, or paroxysmal fussing,
Osteoporosis effects bones. Bones are living tissue, porous, consisting of a matrix of collagen and minerals. It is in a continual state of flux i.e remodelling. Most of the adult bone density is fully developed by 17 years and remains strong until into 30’s, at which point the ageing process takes affect slowly.
Cryotherapy is whole-body exposure to dry air vapours at sub-zero temperatures which stimulate blood circulation, endocrine system, Immune system and Central Nervous System. Cryotherapy is used to decrease the metabolic output of soft tissue post-exercise, reducing lactic acid (LA) output and inflammation.
“Starting School – Ages and Stages: Child Development theory and practice for children aged 3- 12 years”. by Amanda Connell PhD, MSc(Cog. Neuropsychol.), MCSP, MISCP.
