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The eBoxed Set of eBooks

Save a bundle on a bundle of advanced tutorials about common pain problems


The eBoxed set is a “boxed set” — an electronically boxed set — of eight eBooks about common pain problems, ideal for both keen patients and professionals. Every SaveYourself.ca tutorial is an exhaustively researched, regularly updated book about a common injury or pain problem, in a unique and friendly style.

If you already know and like this website, buying an eBoxed set is bit of a “no-brainer”: it gives you access to all of the best information published here, at a great discount, for a long time.

What’s included?

The first few sections of every tutorial are free to explore …

Save Yourself from Low Back Pain! 69,000
Save Yourself from Neck Pain! 48,000
Save Yourself from Plantar Fasciitis! 19,000
Save Yourself from Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome! 44,000
Save Yourself from Trigger Points & Myofascial Pain Syndrome! 105,000
Save Yourself from IT Band Syndrome! 37,000
Save Yourself from Shin Splints! 18,000
Save Yourself from Muscle Strain! 11,000
Total Word Count351,000

No one has ever asked for a refund

I’ve been selling the eBoxed set for 3 years now. No one has ever asked for a refund. Not one customer. Patients, doctors, therapists and scientists around the world have all taken that leap of faith and become subscribers — and I’ve never heard anything but praise and occasional suggestions and requests.

How long will you have access to the tutorials? And what’s the point of renewal?

One year. The access period is sort of like a subscription, but annual renewal fees are much cheaper ($695) than the original price — and you can renew any time.

Traditionally, you’ve had to re-buy new editions of books, with inflation increasing the price each time, and they can get quite obsolete before new editions are released, and most people skip editions due to the cost.

With E-books you pay full price just once … and then renew cheaply whenever.


When you buy an eBoxed set here, you can always get updated information cheaply. You don’t even have to maintain a subscription. Even years after expiry, you can renew for a fraction of the original cost. You can visit any time, look at the updates, and decide if it’s time to renew. Once a customer, always a customer!

So, who exactly would want a whole bunch of tutorials?

Almost anyone, oddly enough. Although I write clearly and simply enough for patients, the tutorials tackle many challenging concepts of interest to any professional keen on the care of aches and pains. My tutorials have clear value to virtually any professional, but particularly:

One of my customers writes:

I think your site is one of the best things that happened in the massage therapy community. I stayed up from 2 am till 6 am last night trying to read as much as I could.

name withheld, Registered Massage Therapist in Ontario, Canada

That’s an excerpt from a very nice letter that W. wrote explaining her interest in my tutorials: read the whole thing.

Why would a patient want all these?

I never saw this coming, but patients seem to love the eBoxed set. One fellow wrote to me, “I only have one of the conditions the tutorials cover, but they’re just so interesting that I want them all.” Here are a couple other reasons I’ve heard:

If the tutorials are written primarily for patients, will they be too simple for brainy, well-trained professionals?

I work to strike a balance. It’s a real pleasure for a professional to dive into clear, readable analysis. Frequent footnotes provide depth to readers who want it, while sparing those who don’t. It’s a great set up for all kinds of readers.

Writing for patients forces a degree of clarity that everyone enjoys — even experts!

Why are these tutorials so ideal for professionals?

There are a lot of reasons, but it’s mostly about the footnotes. Footnotes are special on SaveYourself.ca. I specifically set out to make it possible for professionals to delve.

The footnotes work well. Footnoting is clumsy at best in most web documents. On SaveYourself.ca, footnotes just magically appear right where you need them, and then disappear. If you want more detail, it’s right there. Direct links to the original research are provided, which make it effortless to check my work or learn more. It works so well that it’s almost fun.

Bibliographic records are also annotated. Hundreds of records have detailed notes. Even credible scientific journals tend to footnote carelessly, throwing citations around impressively but often failing to explain them properly. In fact, it’s amazing how often references to scientific literature are used to support a point when they aren’t even really relevant. Yet who would ever know that if they didn’t check carefully for themselves? This is how sketchy ideas get passed down through the years, with everyone just assuming that the last guy did his homework properly … even in well-known scientific journals.

It’s amazing how often references are used to support a point when they aren’t even really relevant.

In my writing, you can look forward to footnotes that truly add value to the text.

Finally! Someone who states the benefits (or myths) of massage and bodywork, and then backs up his assertions with peer-reviewed research. Not a common way to think or act in this profession!

Sean Slovik, BS, LMT, CNMT (a-body-for-living.com)

You will give your patients better care

You will learn some new tricks here. I’ve spent more than a decade now studying as hard as possible and presenting it as well as possible — how could you possibly not learn something useful about how to help patients with these problems?

Although some modalities and interventions are explained, reviewed and recommended, mostly what these documents will do is teach you how to give your patients the best evidence-based advice … how to help them save themselves and not need you.

Which, of course, simply makes them want you. Empowering your patients to save themselves will dramatically increase your value to them, not decrease it.

Thank you!

Thanks in advance for your purchase … assuming you decide to go for it! I know it takes faith to give your credit card number out these days, and I appreciate it. Your personal information is safe with me. Don’t hesitate to call or write if you have any concerns about your purchase. Suggestions, constructive criticisms and requests are always welcome.

 
Paul Ingraham, SaveYourself.ca publisher

Regeneration Training
408–888 Pacific • Vancouver CANADA • V6Z2S6
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Some kind words about the full boxed set …

I have been using your tutorials for a couple of years now and thought it was high time that I said an enormous THANK YOU. I am a massage therapist in the UK. I started with the good old swedish/holistic in 2000 then over the last 3 or 4 years have been taking courses and working with a couple of fantastic therapists over here to learn sports & remedial skills. In that time I have waded through endless books and articles and info on the net and it never ceases to amaze me how many differing opinions there are when it comes to all things muscular/physiological/medical etc. I seem to find one “fact” in one place then the complete opposite “fact” somewhere else!

Then I found you!

Someone who has the time and patience to wade through it all and make some sense of it. Your tutorials are fabulously well researched and give me all the up to date info in one easy-to-understand document. For someone like me who just doesn't have the time to gather all the opinions and make sense of them, your website and tutorials are a god-send! I don't always agree with absolutely everything — I think that's a good thing — but overall your tutorials have taught me more than any other source. So thank you once again, and keep up the fantastic work, it really is appreciated. And remember for every one email you get like this there are probably thousands of silent people who are just as grateful - you are making a difference!

Alax Deterding, massage therapist, Kent, UK

Thanks for your amazing site, Paul! I have been an RMT for over 10 years now, and I am always looking for great articles to review and learn from. I appreciate your dedication to the profession! I can't believe the amount of time you have put into research!

Denise Mackinnon, Registered Massage Therapist, Nanaimo, Canada

It is hard to figure what sources on the internet are trustworthy. Your sources are all clearly cited, which gives me a lot more confidence. Your site is like 'Wikipedia + MythBusters' for musculoskeletal health care!

name withheld, Registered Massage Therapist, Ontario, Canada

I am always looking for material to add to my knowledge base. I have a firm understanding of trigger point therapy, so some of your information isn’t new to me. But I like that you think outside the box. If I can learn just one new thing from your material, then I’m ahead, right? And, I’m sure that I’ll learn much more than one thing. Thanks for being innovative!

Rose Bowen, LMT, director of a massage college, workshop instructor

I’ve been reading and studying your brilliant website after being told about it by a fellow therapist. Congratulations on your accomplishments in the world of bodywork! I am inspired ...

Tjasa Torres, Licensed Massage Therapist, Florida


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