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 This treatment can be offered by a chiropractor or sports injury clinic.
TENS: Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) electricity can be used to control pain. This treatment can be offered by a chiropractor or at any sports injury clinic.
HOMEOPATHY
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The following homeopathic remedies can be helpful in providing complementary support to ease the pain and distress of a recent, mild to moderate episode of tendon inflammation. However, more severe examples of this problem, such as those involving the Achilles tendon, will require professional homeopathic assessment and treatment. |
Jonny Bowden, Ph.D., C.N.S.
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 By adjusting your spine and realigning your vertebrae, the chiropractor removes the pressure on your nerve. The brain says, "Okay, pressure's off, let's party!" and sends a signal to the muscles that essentially says "You can relax now, the danger's gone!" Though chiropractors will typically use other modalities besides adjustment—ice, muscle stimulation, and other physical therapies—the corrective series of chiropractic adjustments remains their number-one tool with a bullet. |
Dr Ron Roberts
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 It is no longer considered 'alternative', and a growing number of health insurance schemes around the world cover chiropractic in the same way as orthodox medical consultations. The chiropractor works in a close relationship with other health practitioners.
ASTHMA AND CHIROPRACTIC
Asthma is believed by chiropractors to be mainly related to the position of the first and second thoracic vertebrae (the ones at the top of your back), although misalignment of the spine in other areas can be a contributing factor. |
Ron Garner
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 When seeking the services of a chiropractor, it is important to ask what the doctor's philosophy is. Does he or she work to restore neurological function (life force), or mainly focus on the manipulation of the vertebrae for the purpose of restoring spinal function to relieve pain? The former practitioner is concerned with assisting the innate intelligence of the body to restore its optimum function, and the latter with just reducing pain or discomfort. |
Peter h. Fraser and Harry Massey
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 Frieden in the past when I needed a chiropractor, and I went back to see her again for some problems I was having. My dad was on NES, and so I discussed Mark's health and NES with Dr. Frieden, and we made him an appointment. Dr. Frieden used Total Body Modification and helped us deal with nutritional issues, with what turned out to be a gluten intolerance. We immediately started Mark on a gluten-free diet. He also had a NES scan and started on the Infoceuticals.
"There has been incredible improvement in his health and behavior. |
| NES Case Overview: Mark
Lynette Frieden, a naturopathic physician and chiropractor, began seeing Mark when he was seven years old, and he has been under her care for a year. Although he has never been medically diagnosed with autism or attention deficit disorder, Mark displays most of the symptoms. His mother tells his story in her own words.
"Mark was born twenty-three days before his due date. He had a variety of odd health problems, such as weight loss, vomiting (from just a little to projectile), and nonstop crying. |
Dr. Edward F. Group III, DC, ND, DACBN
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| The Power of Chiropractic- Receive regular adjustments from a chiropractor to help keep the nerve pathways to the bowels functioning properly and just to relieve stress.
• The Power of Music- Music has been documented to help relieve stress, and you can find special CD's for just this purpose. Personally, I recommend the music of Ray Lynch or Robert Aviles.
• The Power of Exercise- Exercise increases the production of stress-relieving endorphins. Exercise is a great stress-reliever and has the added benefit of promoting healthy digestion. |
Herbert Ross, DC with Keri Brenner, L.Ac.
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 Subluxations restricting the parasympathetic or exciting the sympathetic nerve flow would result in sympathetic dominance," explains chiropractor Tim Leasenby. "Sympathetic dominance leads to too much energy in the legs in restless legs syndrome and too much energy in the mind/brain in insomnia."
Subluxations of the spinal vertebrae can also affect the body in less obvious ways. A subluxation can have a direct effect on an organ's function when it impedes nerve flow to that organ. |
| Neuro-Emotional Technique
Neuro-Emotional Technique (NET) is a process developed by chiropractor Scott Walker using principles from chiropractic and acupuncture. In NET theory, physical problems are almost always caused by a neuro-emotional complex (NEC), which consists of a combination of several or all of the following: a spinal vertebra out of alignment; an acupuncture meridian out of balance; a specific emotion being activated; a memory picture of an event in the past; and conditioned responses of various muscle or body systems. |
Dr Ron Roberts
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| Tests and treatments are carried out on a couch, which can be raised or lowered by the chiropractor. Adjustments are usually made manually,- however, sometimes firm, wedge-shaped 'blocks' are placed around the back or pelvic area to re-align the spine. A high-pressure activator is often used to apply pressure quickly and firmly and some chiropractic adjustments can be more effective by a 'dropped table' technique. |
Richard Bartlett
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 That is just what the wife of a famous chiropractor told me. I stopped her before she could get too worked up and I asked her a simple question. "Close your eyes and tell me, can you imagine what the inside of your house looks like?" "Of course," she replied. I then asked her, as her eyes remained closed, if she could picture the route that she and her husband had driven in order to come to the seminar, and again she nodded in the affirmative. |
| Just recently, with the advent of the message board on the Matrix Energetics website, people have been telling me that they are learning how to do these things simply by reading about them and applying what is taught there. One chiropractor learned how to apply the concepts of "Two-Point" and "Time Travel" just by seeing me demonstrate them on the streaming video posted on the website. This doctor wrote of his experience on the message board, describing an encounter with a patient who came into his office for help with a broken toe. |
| If you are seeing a chiropractor, for example, you might come up with only the information that seems relevant to the perceived purpose of the visit. You might tell the doctor how your lower back aches when you get up in the morning. But perhaps you forget to mention other medical tidbits, such as having a hundred seizures a day, or the two-pound tumor growing on the side of your foot. Well, okay, maybe not the last one; I would notice the strange choice of footwear. The point is, we delete information from our litany of complaints. Including, sadly, the last time we actually felt good! |
| I just wanted my hands to quit curling into knotted fists so that I could go about my job of being a chiropractor. What I received instead was the answer to why my hands were responding as they were. Apparently, this new energy was trying to manifest through me, and perhaps, in some unconscious manner, I was blocking its flow and the full expression of its purpose. I had asked for my hands to stop hurting. The answer was for me to open to and embrace the special qualities of this energy flowing through me. |
| Notwithstanding the title of "chiropractor," I had somewhat of a reputation in my local community for being this strange guy who practiced weird medicine. I was accustomed to unusual cases arriving at my doorstep. In this instance, the mother told me that her little girl had gone to the neurologist and had been diagnosed with a lazy eye. The doctor told her that there wasn't any treatment or surgery that he would recommend. If she wore an eye patch, maybe she would outgrow it by the time she was a teenager. The mother looked at me and said, "Well, that's not good enough for me. |
Mark Sircus
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 That could be a nurse, chiropractor, naturopathic doctor, acupuncturist, or allopathic medical doctor. Unfortunately few know anything about transdermal magnesium mineral therapy because it is so new. The most pertinent question about magnesium chloride dosing is: how effectively is it absorbed transdermally?
Magnesium chloride is without doubt a versatile mineral medicine, though as with all forms of magnesium supplementation, it is not easy to calculate the exact dosage. |
Herbert Ross, DC with Keri Brenner, L.Ac.
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| Not surprisingly, given his history of poor sleep and overuse of supplements, Jerry had problems with his digestion, including frequent indigestion after meals, gas and bloating, and a queasy stomach.
The chiropractor evaluated Jerry's spinal function through an exam and other tests, and found that he had inflammation and joint dysfunction in his middle and upper spine. The doctor began a series of spinal manipulations, or adjustments, in that area and also used therapeutic touch in the middle part of the spine, using his hands to unblock energy in Jerry's back. |
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| This treatment can be offered by a chiropractor or at any sports injury clinic.
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The following homeopathic remedies can be helpful in providing complementary support to ease the pain and distress of a recent, mild to moderate episode of tendon inflammation. However, more severe examples of this problem, such as those involving the Achilles tendon, will require professional homeopathic assessment and treatment.
Ruta: Consider using this remedy if the affected area feels broken, achy, sore, and bruised internally. |
Jonathan V. Wright, M.D. and Alan R. Gaby, M.D.
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 I keep trying—my chiropractor listens to me. She's the one who told me to come here, too; it just took me awhile."
"You've tried biofeedback?"
"My chiropractor got me to do that right after the first time she saw me several years ago. The first 2 months, I thought it was the answer, the headaches practically went away, but then they came roaring back. I still get some help from the relaxation techniques I learned, but it mostly 'takes the edge off' rather than getting rid of them entirely." She looked wistful. "I met some people who got totally rid of their headaches that way. |
| That's what my chiropractor's been saying for years, but I haven't been able to get any of the dozens of doctors I've seen to pay any attention. The most any of them have said about it is that hypoglycemia's a rare condition. Then they tell me to take the pain pills."
"Does chiropractic treatment help?"
"Sometimes, especially if I've been working hard and not exercising, but other times it doesn't do a thing. I keep trying—my chiropractor listens to me. She's the one who told me to come here, too; it just took me awhile."
"You've tried biofeedback? |
Jonny Bowden, Ph.D., C.N.S.
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| Arizona holistic chiropractor. Best described as "not quite a dislocation," which is a complete separation of a joint, a subluxation is actually a degenerative condition in which one or more of the spinal vertebrae are out of place. In other words, it's lost its proper juxtaposition with one, or both, of its neighboring vertebrae.
"Over time, damage and stress occur, resulting in pain," says Mannino. "This kind of misalignment always has a price—deteriorating tissue, ligaments, and tendons, accompanied by inflammation."
Mannino likens the deterioration to that of tooth decay. |
Dr. Edward F. Group III, DC, ND, DACBN
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| I was blessed to be led to a wonderful chiropractor that had a colon hydrotherapist in his office. I began with a series of 12 sessions over the course of 6 weeks.
After the first session, my vision cleared. Two weeks later my headaches disappeared, never to return. Needless to say, I was reborn in health! Within the next few years, I left my real estate career behind to begin practicing Colon Hydrotherapy in 1992.1 now teach at the International School for Colon Hydrotherapy, Inc. here in Florida.
Our graduates hail from over 11 different countries and we are proud of each one of them. |
| When I was 32,1 was introduced by my chiropractor to healthy alternatives. I am eternally grateful for this. I am now 45 and have come a long way since then.
From first hand experience, I feel that combining Oxy-Powder" with colonics has excellent results. My goal and my healthcare professionals' goal is for me to only have to do a colonic 2 times a year. I am to the point of only needing 1 colonic per month, and I am close to being able to do 1 colonic every other month. I gauge this with being able to have more than I movement per day - of which is a miracle of God from where I started. |
Dr Ron Roberts
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| The founder, Dr John Thie, an American chiropractor, claims it can help relieve aches and pains, improve posture, eliminate tension, enliven energy levels, help to prevent illness, promote relaxation and wellbeing. Fault corrections are made using massage or light touch techniques which it is said will restore the body's flow of energy. Essentially this is a discipline that lay people learn and practise, rather than professionals, and classes are held regularly in most countries.
Massage
Massage is something most of us naturally do almost every day. |
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| See a qualified chiropractor for help with posture. Also, find out about postural therapies such as Feldenkrais and Alexander technique. They can help you move your body with greater ease and less strain.
NEURALGIA
DIAGNOSIS
Neuralgia is a type of nerve pain that is often described as a burning or shooting sensation. There are several types that affect different parts of the body. The most common forms are trigeminal neuralgia and post-herpetic neuralgia.
Trigeminal neuralgia affects the face. |
Kevin Trudeau
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 Check your local yellow pages for a chiropractor.
Association for Network Care www.associationfornetworkcare.com (303) 678-8101
American Chiropractic Association www.amerchiro.org (800) 986-4636
World Chiropractic Alliance www.worldchiropracticalliance.org/consumer (800) 347-1011
International Chiropractors Association www.chiropractic.org (800) 423-4690
C. See an herbalist.
Check your local yellow pages for an herbalist
Herb Research Foundation www.herbs.org (303) 449-2265
American Botanical Council www.herbalgram.org (512) 926-4900
American Herbal Pharmacopoeia www.herbal-ahp. |
Michael Lerner
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 The greatest harm that can take place with a chiropractor occasionally occurs when a cancer patient goes to the chiropractor with back or neck pain caused by an undiagnosed spinal metastasis. In such a case, a physical manipulation of the neck or spine could cause further damage or a break in the compromised vertebrae. Sophisticated chiropractors are well aware of this danger. WD. Defoyd, a chiropractor, writes:
Metastatic disease of the lumbar spine is a relatively common but catastrophic cause of low back pain. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 Now, who in the world is this dumb little chiropractor in South Lake Tahoe to think that he could possibly figure this out?
Ben: Out of nowhere.
Dr. Whitcomb: Yes. That's understandable. You're spending millions and millions over here at John Hopkins, hoping to figure this out, and some dumb chiropractor says he's figured it out? Doesn't make sense to me.
Mike: Right. Although I would say that there's also the issue that this condition is -- gosh, I don't know how to say this in a politically correct way. |
Herbert Ross, DC with Keri Brenner, L.Ac.
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| During the exam, Jerry told the chiropractor about his unsuccessful experiments with natural products to cure his sleep problems. When Jerry described his doses, the doctor said that he was actually taking toxic levels of the sedative herbs valerian and St. John's wort, L-tryptophan, and other substances. Not surprisingly, given his history of poor sleep and overuse of supplements, Jerry had problems with his digestion, including frequent indigestion after meals, gas and bloating, and a queasy stomach. |
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