One of the things that I’ve embraced is the power of the massage. It’s amazing how this procedure can make you feel sooooo much better and in so many ways. It helps you move better by easing tight muscles and easing stress. And if you are an avid exerciser, you’ll find that your range of movement will be much better the day after a massage.
I first experienced a massage – actually, a 20-minute chair massage – about 20 years ago as part of a wellness program that my employer offered. I...
"Music has charms to soothe a savage breast"--CongreveOr an anxious one. I was invited to attend a Sunday matinee performance of the... Read more »
A few weeks back I had knee surgery. I wrote a post about my concerns having to do with adhesives that may be used during or after surgery... Read more »
During a state of acute anxiety, stress or panic, one of the first noticeable physical changes to take place is the way we breathe. As we... Read more »
I’m a practical person, I love what science can tell us, and as a diabetic I need to understand medicine to survive and thrive in life. ... Read more »
Everyone uses their own techniques to calm down. They range from the ‘count to 10' technique used at times of maximum irritation, to... Read more »
A reader recently diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD) asks Dr. Donohue about a breathing technique that may ease his... Read more »
A simple relaxation technique may be able to reduce symptoms of asthma, a new study suggests. Researchers from University College London found that... Read more »
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Although many complementary medicine techniques have been used for centuries, the availability of scientific data on many of these techniques has... Read more »
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Some complementary and holistic medicine techniques have been shown to reduce fatigue, including: acupuncture massage meditation Reiki tai... Read more »
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At a Glance Because their effect on the body is best described in nutritional terms, Breastcancer.org discusses supplements and herbs in our... Read more »
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