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Bad Back? Maybe This Japanese 'Mummy Therapy' Can Help

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One new therapeutic treatment known as 'Otonamaki' or 'adult wrapping,' is all the rage in Japan and may help remove stiffness and posture problems. Essentially, people wrap themselves up Egyptian style and hold the position for about 20 minutes. The idea was developed by Japanese midwife Nobuko Watanabe as an alternative massage for alleviating physical and stress problems.

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