Part 1|3: Why Does the Research Keep Saying It Doesn't Work?
A meta-analysis is a research method that takes multiple existing studies on the same topic and pools their data together to produce one combined conclusion. The idea is sound — if one study has 50 participants and another has 60, combining them gives you a larger sample and theoretically more reliable results.
Does It Matter Whether Movement Is Active or Passive?
The idea sounds reasonable on the surface. Moving your body, strengthening it, taking ownership of your recovery — that has to be better than lying on a table while someone works on you, right?