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The Words Sex and Touch are Getting a Divorce

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“Your sense of taste is so sexy,” is probably something you’ve never heard someone say. That’s because taste is not a sense that is typically sexualized as opposed to touch which holds the trophy for the most sexualized of senses. However “creepy” touch can be (and, certainly in some...
Touch is Touchy: Are Yoga Teachers Qualified to Touch?

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Yoga teachers might not be qualified to facilitate the type of touch they are currently delivering, but there is a way that they can provide safe touch to their clients. 
6 Ways Your Life Is Better With Safe Touch 

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The benefits of regular, safe touch are still relatively unknown. That’s why we’re starting the conversation and science is backing us up. There are six ways safe touch can help improve your life. Check it out. 
Can massage help breast cancer patients?

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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in the United States, breast cancer is the most common cancer among women. This staggering statistic is why exploring various methods of stress and anxiety relief for patients is critical.