Complementary Health
How To Choose the Best Massage For You
The American Bodywork Massage Professionals Association recognizes more than 350 different modalities of massage. How do you choose which one is right for you? A… Continue Reading
Pain, the Elusive Companion: Using Jin Shin Jyutsu For Relief
Pain is a protective modality. Pain differs from the classical senses such as hearing, smell, taste, touch, and vision because it is both a discriminative… Continue Reading
Are You Suffering From Addiction? These Effective and Affordable Treatment Options Can Help
Do you suffer or know anyone who suffers from addiction? Addiction is a chronic disease that can be very complicated to treat without the right… Continue Reading
The Eyes Are the Windows To the Soul
Ancient healing systems include the chakra system and the human energy field. These systems have been documented by science and are used by energy healers… Continue Reading
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Hypnosis For Pain Management
Pain demands our attention. If you did not experience pain, you might seriously hurt yourself without knowing it, or you might have a medical condition… Continue Reading
Long-Term Relief From Back Pain: The Feldenkrais Method
The way to get long-term relief from back pain is to look at the whole body as a unified system. Short-term approaches addressing symptoms and… Continue Reading
Stem Cells: A New “Fountain of Youth?” Choosing the Right Therapy
Stem cells. There’s probably few topics hotter in medicine right now. These are our cells that haven’t yet differentiated into specific tissues such as heart,… Continue Reading
Thermography – Visualizing Your Pain
Pain is a subjective symptom and many times it is wholly dependent on individual complaints for diagnosis. The use of thermography is gaining more acceptance… Continue Reading
Acidity, Heartburn and Acid Reflux: The Ayurvedic Connection
The fire element is in the name, heartburn. Ayurveda (the science from which yoga stems from), contains three main constitutions (or doshas) which form the… Continue Reading
Sex Hormones Impact Pain?
It’s true. Human brain imaging studies support a causal link between testosterone and pain. “Two weeks after my first treatment I noticed my back wasn’t… Continue Reading
