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Aquatic versus land-based exercises in treatment of chronic mechanical low back pain
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Abstract
Beni Suef area is represented by El-Fashn District, Beni Suef governorate, Egypt. The study area is characterized by intensive agricultural activities and is undergoing a notable water shortage especially in the western parts; the west of Bahr Youssef canal, where the groundwater is heavily consumed. Moreover, waterlogging is dominant in some parts of the study area, resulting in soil degradation and may be abandonment. Therefore, a detailed hydrogeological properties investigation of the Quaternary aquifer in Beni Suef was carried out based on the data attained from technical reports of REGWA (1996, 2003, 2014 and 2017). Furthermore, waterlogging phenomena is considered to allocate the areas that adversely affected by soil salinization.Statistical and hydrogeochemical analysis of 18 groundwater samples were done using major elements and selected heavy metals that collected during the summer of 2018, to explain the different processes controlling the groundwater chemistry as well as the contamination sources. selected surface water samples from Melegy et al. (2014), were used for comparison with groundwater samples. The results indicate that the hydrogeochemical characteristics of the groundwater were mainly affected by anthropogenic activities as well as interaction with aquifer sediments, evaporation of irrigation water, and salt recycling. Factor analysis applied to the studied samples confirmed the anthropogenic effects on water quality, where four factors were observed, namely: salinization factor (38% of the total variance), anthropogenic /secondary enrichment factor (21% of the total variance), secondary and the micro- nutrients fertilizers (16% of the total variance), and the final factor (9% of the total variance) that could be related to aluminum fertilizers such as Al₂(SO₄)₃