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https://www.patreon.com/scibodytherapy Josh Cottle is an online anatomy educator and science communicator. He owns and operates SCI Body Therapy as a hub for continuing education for both medical professionals and community based programs.
07/10/2025
This is how it all goes sideways folks.
But Josh, they’re this or they’re that. If you’re justifying or making excuses for this behavior, thats you doing exactly what they did in Germany.
That’s how it happens. We are better than this. But you need courage to take a stand.
I do express political views on this page. Because these days science is political. Bit even if it wasn’t, this is just wrong.
07/03/2025
Not Safe for Work! That's why the image is blurred.
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06/16/2025
1 MILLION people learning about anatomy and science. Thank you all for being part of the classroom. 🥰
06/15/2025
Have you ever taken Pepto Bismol? Then you have eaten this metal. This the crystalline form of bismuth. And it’s the stomach soothing ingredient in Pepto Bismol. Science rocks (literally). 😁
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Many ask why I went into massage therapy. While that answer is complicated, it has a lot to do with being able to help my wife. She injured her back at work, and it was supposed to be a quick fix, easy peezy. She was young, active, and healthy.
What followed was nearly a decade of, doctors, surgeries, PT, OT, a laundry list of medications, alternative treatments, painful procedures, blatant quackery from both western and alternative medicine. At multiple points, both my wife and I seemed to be at the end of our respective ropes. The experience tried our relationship in every possible way.
In the end, it was the integrative approach of Mayo Clinic’s Pain Clinic that brought her back. I can still remeber the first day I saw her dancing again. It made me cry. It was wonderful. It’s certainly wasn’t easy and we learned that with chromic pain there is no “cure”.
We both learned that pain is a complex issue and that it takes multiple customized tools to manage it. But it is manageable. And it doesn’t mean you have to “just deal with it” or that you there aren’t still bad days, but having a toolbox lets YOU assert control.
Massage was one of the key elements that helped my wife cope. And that's why I decided to enter the field.
A lot of time has passed since those first experiences with bodywork. Working together we have built her a complete protocol for her particular mechanics. Massage works in multiple ways, but the ones we focus on are the soothing the nervous system and keeping the muscular structures calm.
These trials and experiences are why I started SCI. If I can help just one person find hope and relief, then it's all worth it. It's also why SCI Body Therapy operates the way it does. You will never be rushed, and I will always listen to you. We will address problems from multiple angles, and I can work happily with doctors and other trained professionals to ensure that you are getting the best possible results.