Susie Cornell

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The majority of people who are diagnosed as having multiple sclerosis (MS) are told to rest, but in fact exercise could be a much better way of dealing with the condition, according to Susie Cornell, who was diagnosed with MS many years ago. She believes that muscle tone is vital, but that most gyms are unable to provide the right facilities for people with MS who wish to build up their muscle tone. This prompted her to set up her own gym, which is now being extended to offer a wide range of health and lifestyle facilities.

Care and treatment, Editorial, Multiple sclerosis, Cornell, Susie

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Medical attention

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John McCarthy, the International Health, Racquet and Sportsclub Association (IHRSA) executive director, believes that the report of the US Surgeon General on physical activity will have an enormous effect of the lifestyle of the public and that health clubs should be ready for this. The report is expected to make physicians recommend patients to take exercise regularly. Technogym is sponsoring the IHRSA's Institute on Exercise and Health which will give members up-to-date information on health and medicine.

Planning, Surveys, Exercise

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Susan Harmsworth

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Day spas are expected to increase in popularity, according to consultant Susan Harmsworth. There is a growing trend towards everyday welfare and increasing interest in treatments such as algae, mud, and aromatherapy. Harmsworth believes that it is necessary to move away from treatment rooms as beauty therapy, in favour of general health and welfare. Harmsworth offers consultancy on the development of spa facilites internationally.

Analysis, Consultants, Consultants (Persons), Harmsworth, Susan

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