Category Archives: Preventive Therapy

Types of Chiropractic Medicine Healers | Chiropractic Alternative Medicine

By Patricia | April 14, 2009

Chiropractic Medicine
Chiropractic medicine is a holistic method of healing and is postulated on the theory that the body has innate powers to cure itself and does not need to depend upon external medications for treatment. David Palmer, its founder, founded this practice on the principle that disease is a result of interrupted nerve energy due [...]

Chinese Medicine Acupuncture : History And Treatments

By Patricia | April 9, 2009

Chinese Acupuncture And Treatments
What is Chinese acupuncture?
Traditional Chinese acupuncture therapy is said to have originated some 4000 years ago. The term “acupuncture” was coined by a Dutch physician Willem Ten Rhyne, who was on a visit to Nagasaki in Japan, where he observed the needle pricking practice among medicinal practitioners to cure various ailments. Traditionally, [...]

Yoga Stretch, Strengthen The Body And Combat Chronic Pain

By Patricia | February 9, 2009

What Recommendations For Chronic Pain
Chronic pain can be cured with traditional as well as complementary therapies. You can benefit from massage therapy, physical therapy, meditation, yoga, acupuncture and acupressure if you suffer from chronic pain. People suffer from chronic pain because of several reasons: it could be an injury from an accident; diseases like arthritis; [...]

Breathing and Postural Awareness Help To Relax Neck Muscle

By Patricia | February 6, 2009

How Do I Relax My Neck Muscles
People suffering neck pains are mostly victims of stress and modern lifestyles, and ought to be fully aware of what they should not to do, as much as what they should do. The neck is a highly sensitive area. Here the muscles and joints are far smaller and more [...]

Regular Yoga Practice Help To Reduce Severity Of Achalasia Cardia Symptom

By Patricia | February 5, 2009

Is There Permanent Treatment For Achalasia Cardia
Achalasia Cardia is a disorder that affects the sphincter muscles of the esophagus. The esophagus, or food canal, carries food from our mouth to our stomach. This canal is lined with sphincter muscles. These sphincter muscles prevent the acidic content of the stomach from flowing back into the esophagus, [...]