For those seeking in-depth details on CES

For those seeking in-depth details on CES The following is a Chapter Reprint from: PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M. The Textbook of the AmericanAcademyof Pain Management CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision. Chapter © copyright 2001 by D. L. Kirsch, Mineral Wells, Texas. All Rights Reserved AN… Continue reading For those seeking in-depth details on CES

How to use the SOTA® Silver Pulser to cleanse the blood

SOTA® silver pulser is used to non-invasively access and purify the blood by applying PEMF therapy via electrodes placed on pulse points at the wrists. Destroying pathogenic microbes, toxins, cancer cells and boosting immune function in turn restores health . . .

4 steps of the Beck Protocol

Beck’s protocol comprises four tool-assisted steps to restore or maintain good health by:

Detoxifying the Body;
Increasing Cellular Energy Production;
Restoring / Supercharging Immune System Function . . .

Obturator nerve

Inner thigh’s obturator nerve injury About the obturator nerve What is it? A peripheral nerve that runs through groin muscle and tissue Root is in spinal lumbar plexus – Vertebrae L2, L3 and L4 Provides motor and sensory connection to INNER thigh Movement includes: Rotate leg or foot away from body Extend leg at knee… Continue reading Obturator nerve

How to treat chronic inflammation

ACUTE PHASE, short-term inflammation is the body’s immediate and appropriate response to infection or injury necessary for survival – occurring within minutes to hours

How to relieve acute inflammation

How to relieve ACUTE inflammation / pain Also see: How to treat chronic low-level inflammation (CLII) Topical anti-inflammatories Ice.   If possible, apply ice to affected area – 10-15 mins every 1-2 hours DMSO – Powerful short-term anti-inflammatory. E.g. Very effective at quickly quenching pain  and reducing inflammation from bites and stings. Comfrey Oil.    Not only anti-inflammatory, comfrey builds… Continue reading How to relieve acute inflammation

Nsaids – Anti-inflammatory drugs warning!

Popular NSAIDS inhibit both cox-1 and cox-2 enzymes. Inhibiting Cox-1 lowers production of protective “house-keeping” eicosanoids with deleterious health effects e,g loss of stomach / intestinal lining protection sets stage for ulcers . . .

Causes of chronic low-level inflammation

CLLI is a common factor in the progression and development of most health problems / diseases today primarily due to dietary and lifestyle changes . . .

Acute inflammation – Needed and immediate

ACUTE PHASE, short-term inflammation is the body’s immediate and appropriate response to infection or injury necessary for survival – occurring within minutes to hours

C-reactive protein – A marker for inflammation

 Produced mainly in the liver, C-Reactive Protein is a plasma glycoprotein whose concentration increases dramatically during the acute phase inflammatory response