Three Energetic Healing Methods
Posted on 23. Mar, 2011 by Allyson Drewry in Health
Reiki is an ancient form of healing method. Reiki healers use palm of their hands to channel ki (life force energy) to the client. Hands are placed on specific areas for about three minutes. A Reiki practitioner is often guided by intuition when he is looking for areas to heal.
Proper Sitting Postures
Posted on 23. Mar, 2011 by David Aversa in Health
Poor posture can be like a cast. When people have broken leg or arm, it is put in a cast, after awhile they will feel pain on their muscles. However, in a few weeks they’ll get used to the new position. After our bone is completely healed and the cast comes off, our muscles tend to become accustomed to the static position and resist movements.
How Endometriosis Affect Egg Production on Women
Posted on 22. Mar, 2011 by Allyson Drewry in Health
Endometriosis often occurs inside the ovaries and this disorder can gum up the proper inner working of our reproduction system.
Hormone Replacement Therapy After Hysterectomy and Ovariectomy
Posted on 21. Mar, 2011 by Allyson Drewry in Health
After making an informed decision, a HRT (hormone replacement therapy) can be a wonderful asset for your well-being. Women at early forties experience hormonal change as their fertility starts to wane, especially if you had pelvic surgery. If it happens to you, hormonal therapies are an option worth considering.
Effective Treatment of Type 1 Diabetes on Elderly
Posted on 21. Mar, 2011 by Matthew Hallett in Health
Doctors face more challenges when treating Type 1 Diabetes on elderly than in younger people. For example, it is more difficult to make sure they use a correct dose of insulin, have them do enough exercise and keep them on a proper diet.
Consequences of Obesity on Children
Posted on 21. Mar, 2011 by Allyson Drewry in Nutrition
Obesity is now a worldwide epidemic and it also affects children. In United States alone, on average 25% children are overweight and 5% of them are obese. Children from minority races are more likely to have weight problems and these statistics are really alarming. Many modern changes in society contribute to this epidemic.
A Few Things You Should Know About Acupuncture
Posted on 21. Mar, 2011 by Matthew Hallett in Health
Before the first session, the acupuncturist may ask you to describe your overall health condition and symptoms, before proceeding with establishing a diagnosis. During an interview, you should clearly give information on emotional state, sleep patterns, toilet habits and taste preferences.
The Use of Neurologic Examinations and Medical Record Analysis in Multiple Sclerosis Diagnosis
Posted on 18. Mar, 2011 by Matthew Hallett in Health
Unfortunately, treatments for Multiple Sclerosis have advanced beyond the typical hot bath test. When doctors ask patients to do a hot bath, they want to bring out possible Multiple Sclerosis symptoms. The method was used because it was believed that heat may slow down the nerve conduction on people with Multiple Sclerosis.
Physical and Emotional Consequences of Burn Injury
Posted on 17. Mar, 2011 by Matthew Hallett in Health
Burn pain can induce chronic problems, which means that you should manage your condition immediately after an injury. Untreated pain may easily spin out of control, or example, heightened anxiety and other long-term problems can happen more easily.
How to Improve Your Quality of Your Sleep?
Posted on 16. Mar, 2011 by Allyson Drewry in Health
You can make a meaningful difference in your life by improving the quality of sleep. Rather than letting yourself to become a hapless victim of poor sleep and becoming dependent to sleeping pills, it is better to adopt a good sleep hygiene.
