Fredric T. Samorodin Registered Physiotherapist

10/23/2025

Vagus Nerve stuck? That is what I do and gently! Your New Westminister treatment choice! 604(-)732-6323

10/23/2025

Craniosacral Physio for instance covered stress relief! Looking to welcome discriminating patients, tired of same old-same old! 604-732-6323

Winter is coming! Get a Craniosacral Physiotherapy tune up before your insurance ends! Fred welcomes all in GeneCare Clinic- Rm 8! 604-732-6323

10/23/2025

Winter is coming! Get a Craniosacral Physiotherapy tune up before your insurance ends! Fred welcomes all in GeneCare Clinic- Rm 8! 604-732-6323

10/03/2025

Hey! I take my physiotherapy skills seriously! I can often explain the reasons why someone may have unusuL aches and pains by asking series of questions! But spend an hour with me in a session, and you will leave with an integrated physio health plan that will give you tools to help yourself deal better with joint aches and stresses than depending only on endless. therapy sessions

In Germany, roadside benches are getting a futuristic and functional upgrade—featuring pull-out solar trays that let travelers heat food or boil water while they rest. Designed for hikers, bikers, and everyday commuters, these benches blend comfort with utility. Hidden beneath the seat or armrest is a retractable tray equipped with a compact solar heating surface. When extended and exposed to sunlight, it can warm up meals, sterilize utensils, or even boil a small pot of water in under 20 minutes on a sunny day.

The tray uses advanced solar-thermal materials that retain and focus heat efficiently, working without batteries or electricity. It’s built with safety in mind—surfaces cool quickly after use, and some even include thermal indicators to prevent accidental burns. Users can place their container on the tray, rest while it heats, and enjoy a hot meal or tea outdoors, far from cafes or kitchens.

Installed along bike trails, rest areas, and nature parks, these benches promote self-sufficiency for travelers while highlighting renewable energy in everyday design. Some locations even include mini solar USB ports nearby for charging phones or GPS devices, making these benches a small hub of off-grid convenience.

By turning a simple place to sit into a micro solar station, Germany continues its legacy of merging design with sustainability. It's a resting spot, a picnic table, and a solar stove—all in one.

09/18/2025

Fred Samorodin, Registered Physiotherapist welcomes all who are looking for detailed problem-solving appointments that come with self-managing activities of daily living (ADL) to HELP YOU MOVE BETTER at home or in the gym. Direct Billing! ICBC covered! One-on-one in private room! EXPERIENCED CRANIOSACRAL THERAPY is ALWAYS PART of Fred Samorodin's Physiotherapy Services! 604-732-6323
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Based in BC, New Westminster, Fred Samorodin Integrated Craniosacral and Jaw Physiotherapy provides Craniosacral Therapy, Gentle Manipulation & Acupuncture to residents across the BC region. Contact Fred Samorodin Integrated Craniosacral and Jaw Physiotherapy to book an appointment or phone our hotl...

09/08/2025

Can you balance for 10 seconds or more on each foot? Let us help improve it! This is autumn time, NOT "fall" time!! Call me @ PainHero (New Westminister)

09/08/2025

Craniofascial functional sensory osteopathic influenced physiotherapy! PainHero (New Westminister)!

09/08/2025

Fred Samorodin Registered Physiotherapist thinks and learns outside the box! No machines! Just thorough testing of your muscles and nerves 💪 for fewer sessions and pain solutions! PainHero (New Westminister)!

09/08/2025

Do you know someone who has been limping unexpectedly? Let us teach them how to use their movements in other joints to quickly improve the situation! Thanks! 604-732-6323

09/07/2025

Reuse recycle!

In Belgium, sustainability meets creativity in the form of public park furniture crafted from retired wind turbine blades. Instead of letting these massive fiberglass structures end up in landfills, Belgian designers are giving them a second life — transforming them into sleek benches, curved loungers, and even artistic shade structures in urban parks and plazas.

Wind turbine blades are incredibly strong, weather-resistant, and built to last decades. When decommissioned, they pose a disposal challenge due to their size and composite materials. But in Belgium, they’re now being cut, reshaped, and polished into modern, sculptural furniture that blends functionality with environmental consciousness. Their aerodynamic curves naturally lend themselves to ergonomic seating and contemporary aesthetics.

In cities like Bruges and Antwerp, you can now sit on a bench that once helped generate clean energy — a physical reminder of the circular economy in action. Some pieces even retain the blade’s original finish or markings, proudly showcasing their past life as part of a wind turbine.

This initiative not only reduces waste but also sparks community conversations around renewable energy and smart reuse. The result is public spaces that are not only greener but also more visually striking and meaningful. By turning energy infrastructure into urban art, Belgium is showing that sustainability doesn’t have to sacrifice beauty — it can enhance it.

09/05/2025

Enjoy the last week's of summer, but if Earth, wind and fires(!) have kept you stuck to HVAC, then take a hint from this posting! Enjoy the outdoors! But, I like what " grounding" (earthling) can do in your condo tower! It happens that Nikken iMagstrides or Nikken earthing mats can help improve your sleep (except parents of one-year-olds!!!) Call Fred to order and support a local business guy (me!)

You don’t have to be a guru to connect with the Earth’s energy and stay connected! According to Jagadish “Jaggi” Vasudev, also known as Sadhguru, “The Earth is the bas…

09/04/2025

Some environmental insights!

In Sweden, yesterday’s dinner scraps are powering tomorrow’s commutes. Through an advanced recycling system, the country transforms food waste from homes, restaurants, and supermarkets into bio-compressed natural gas (bio-CNG) — a clean, renewable fuel that runs public buses across cities. It’s a brilliant loop where leftovers don't just rot — they ride.

The process begins with household food waste collection, where scraps are separated and sent to biogas plants. There, the waste undergoes anaerobic digestion — a process where microbes break it down in oxygen-free tanks, producing methane-rich gas. This biogas is then purified, compressed, and pumped into buses as fuel, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and cutting urban emissions drastically.

Swedish cities like Linköping have become models for this circular system. Buses there run almost entirely on food waste-derived bio-CNG, creating cleaner air and quieter streets. The same technology is used to fuel garbage trucks and taxis, turning waste collection into an energy source in itself.

This innovation is more than just green transport — it’s a mindset. Sweden’s approach shows how everyday waste can become a resource when combined with the right infrastructure and public cooperation. It connects kitchens to city streets, turning trash into travel — and leftovers into motion.