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- Back pain,don't forget children suffers.
- by Acupuncturist
- in acupuncture.blog.co.uk
- 1 day old
- For many years, back pain in children was considered to be rare and was cause for alarm. However, during the past 15 to 20 years, the prevalence of back pain in children and adolescents has dramatically increased so that it is now approaching that of adults. In some children and teenagers, pain in the back does have an identifiable cause. These... more
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- Zak acupuncture come to C1 chiropractic clinic
- by Acupuncturist
- in acupuncture.blog.co.uk
- 2 days old
- Pain and anxiety are no match for the treatment skills of Zak Zak, an acupuncturist, former Chinese back specialist,deals with those conditions in his practice, which he recently brought to Bristol city center. he’s opened New Directions Acupuncture inside C1Chiropractic Clinic in Bristol. Typically, his patients seek relief from either their... more
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- Credit crunch, More and more back pain suffers.
- by Acupuncturist
- in acupuncture.blog.co.uk
- 2 days old
- Credit crunch, everything seems sad. ''We’ve noticed a 25 per cent increase in neck and shoulder pain since the onset of the credit crunch,’’ says registered osteopath “We believe it’s a direct consequence of increased computer use.” practitioner is seeing more and more people with shoulder, neck and lower back pain, and believes that the... more
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- Spine Straightening Machine,Does it work?
- by Acupuncturist
- in acupuncture.blog.co.uk
- 9 days old
- I read a news about spine staightening machine. "Pennsylvania mom says a new machine helped her young daughter get better. It's a pretty big machine for a little girl, but eight year old Emma Walterick who has scoliosis, climbs right in. Her mom believes the Med X Torso Rotator is helping Emma's condition. .................... The work out lasts... more
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- Can meditation heal regenerate discs?
- by Acupuncturist
- in acupuncture.blog.co.uk
- 9 days old
- The substance, a growth factor called osteogenic protein 1 or OP-1, which can help regenerate or repair damaged discs, is approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for investigational and humanitarian use. The research is a strategy to help repair an injured disc, and therefore it makes sense to help repair injured tissue and help it... more
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- "Alternative" Medicine---unfair commercial practices ?
- by Acupuncturist
- in acupuncture.blog.co.uk
- 11 days old
- I found a good article: .......... The best available scientific data shows that alternative medicine simply doesn't work, they say: studies repeatedly show that the effect of some of these alternative medical therapies is indistinguishable from the well documented, but very strange "placebo effect". The placebo effect is the therapeutic and... more
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- Chronic Pelvic Pain,Can acupuncture help?
- by Acupuncturist
- in acupuncture.blog.co.uk
- 12 days old
- A recent study published in The American Journal of Medicine evaluated the use of acupuncture to treat chronic pelvic pain. The study used acupuncture in a group of 44 men and compared it to 45 men who received sham acupuncture. Sham acupuncture is essentially fake acupuncture. The needles are inserted into sites that should not have an effect.... more
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- Moving--help back pain ,therapy useless....
- by Acupuncturist
- in acupuncture.blog.co.uk
- 12 days old
- Researchers from the University of Warwick divided patients who had experienced low back pain for at least six weeks into two groups. Patients in the therapy group were more likely to report benefits from therapy at two and six months. But at the 12-month follow-up, 70 percent of all the patients provided feedback, and only minor differences... more
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- Arthroscopy surgery not the only good for knee
- by Acupuncturist
- in acupuncture.blog.co.uk
- 12 days old
- The prognosis for people with knee osteoarthritis isn't so bleak as it might seem in the wake of a study finding that arthroscopic surgery, once hailed as promising, may not be the best option. That study, released in the Sept. 11 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine, suggested that those who underwent the surgery didn't fare any better... more
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- Zak talk about TENS machine
- by Acupuncturist
- in acupuncture.blog.co.uk
- 12 days old
- Using electricity to treat pain? It seems almost counterintuitive. But in reality, TENS – the Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulator – is a great way to eliminate all sorts of chronic pain. TENS is a device used successfully for over 30 years. It administers a mild electrical current via electrodes. It relaxes the muscles and soothes the... more
