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Pain
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December -
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Steer
Clear of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
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Experts outline prevention strategies. Here's
the ideal cure for carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS): Don't get it
in the first place. Prevention
is the best way to deal with CTS, says the American Academy of
Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS). (READ
ARTICLE)
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Multiple
Sclerosis and Alternative Medicine
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Naturopathic physicians
view multiple sclerosis (MS) as they do other disease processes, that
is, from a wholistic perspective. The illness is seen as a
combination of physical, mental/emotional and in some cases, spiritual
aspects.
A naturopathic
physician will use a variety of diagnostic methods to evaluate the
patient. ...By using a combination of diagnostic modalities, as
well as listening to what the person has to say about his or her
illness, the physician is better able to assess the disordered
internal environment.
(READ
ARTICLE)
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Using
Bowen to Help Family and Friends
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She is a housewife who
lives on a cattle farm. She originally decided to learn the
Bowen Technique to help provide her husband some relief from his
chronic back pain. After giving him several Bowen sessions, he was pain
free. But she
found that the Bowen Technique was something she wanted to share with
others, and it has grown from family and friends to acquaintances and
even strangers. A
neighbor came by with her young daughter and asked her to try the Bowen Technique to help relieve her daughters leg
cramps. After
several weeks of Bowen treatments, the cramps were greatly reduced. This
woman has been able to help many people - especially those who have
not been able to get any relief from conventional medicine. She
feels that the Bowen Technique was a gift that was given to her to
share with others in need.
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How
To Recover From A Back Injury
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Back pain is something
you don't want to repeat. Recovering properly from a back injury
and taking preventive measures can help you reduce your risk of going
through it again. (READ
ARTICLE)
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Miracle
Pain Relief - VIDEO REVIEW
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"A
self-empowering healing resource, Miracle
Pain Relief: The
Gentle Power of Bowen for Family and Friends,
is an effective healing video for the treatment of back and joint
pain, headaches, sports injuries and fibromyalgia. Packed with
practical advice, hands-on demonstrations and clear explanations, this
video is perfect for the beginner or as a self-care tool for
bodyworkers." -
Massage & Bodywork Magazine,
Dec/Jan, 2002
Stress can be triggered
by events, ideas, memories, emotions or failed expectations. You're
familiar with the symptoms of stress - a pounding heart, increased
perspiration, tight neck and shoulder muscles, anxiety and fear.
But you may not know how to prevent or relieve these symptoms. (READ
ARTICLE)
Most of us have one or
two "weak links" -- parts of the body that take the brunt of
physical or psychological stress. Some people get colds, some
digestive upsets, and a great number are prone to headaches. Headaches
can be a serious health problem. Some people suffer from
headaches that are severe or frequent enough to be
incapacitating. Certainly, there are times when a headache
signals a serious condition. In the great majority of cases,
however, the pain of a headache is best seen as a message that your
stress level has risen too high. The headache serves as a
warning that you need a change or perhaps some rest, to deal with an
emotional conflict, change your diet or correct a problem in
your personal environment at home or at work. (READ
ARTICLE)
by Starr Tendo
Gerri Shapiro was
suffering from pain until she met her neighbor five blocks away.
He changed her life and started her on an exciting new adventure.
Let's face it.
Everybody is in pain. No need to sugar-coat this one. You
know it's true. Whether it was a yoga move gone wrong, high
school sports... 20 years ago, or wrestling with your kids, at some
point in your life you probably made a part of your body very upset.
Bodies have a way of reminding us of our past transgressions.
That old shoulder injury resurrects itself every now and then, and the
lower back pain seems to go away for a while, but you can bet your
bootie that, like good ol' Arnie, it's saying "I'll be baaack."
(READ
ARTICLE)
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