Though, to be fair...

I can think of other keywords that can link to the topic. As in how A connects to D via B and C. So there's probably indirect ways of drawing conclusions via these.

It might also be helpful to study which type of conditions generally treated by pharmaceutical means may also be treated by something more 'natural' such as massage.

Well...

there's sooooort of info about benefits of massage for everything. But the science behind any clinical trials out there isn't exactly solid. There's a plethora of fluffy feel good holistic health type of articles out there and dubious claims without citations or references I could use if I felt like being unethical.

What positive evidence there is, is limited, and makes me wonder if I'm getting into the right profession. Even so, something that entails anatomy and physiology can't be all bad, and could hopefully lead into something backed by more rigorous research.

Looks like I might need to change my topic...

I really can't find anything substantial... you'd think there would be, seeing how important our immune system is to our health... but I guess massage hasn't really touched much on it?

Ok think I've got the hang of this...

...might stick with the background as it has a nice bio-sciency look to it... though there's some nice backgrounds and I may end up changing them all the time!

Will get to the TAFE stuff soon... but for now feeling a bit jaded trying to work out this silly interface. Looking forward to reading your posts guys :-)