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Headaches and Neck Mobilisation

May 21, 2013
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Headaches are caused by a number of different things. A lot of headaches are the result of tension in the neck muscles and compression of the nerves in the upper part of the neck. A new study has compared massage with mobilising the joints of the upper neck to release pressure on these nerves. The…

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Rehab Vs Surgery for Torn Menicus

May 18, 2013
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New research has suggested that if you have a torn meniscus you might not need surgery after all. The study compared the progress of half a million people who either had an operation or had rehab. They found the surgery led to a quicker improvement,…

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Antibiotics for Chronic Back Pain

May 15, 2013
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New research is suggesting that bacterial infections might be the source of disc related pain. It’s an interesting mechanism – the bacteria, which exist in the mouth and hair, can be moved into the bloodstream by brushing of the teeth. They can be deposited into…

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Exercise can provide a “Brain Boost”

May 10, 2013
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Scientists have discovered that exercise provides yet another benefit – exercise improves cognitive functions like memory. An article I read on the New York Times website has a great summary of the…

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Exercise for Fibromyalgia

May 8, 2013
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Hey guys, just read a really interesting article which found that sufferers of fibromyalgia should engage in light to moderate exercise (light jogging or brisk walking for 20 minutes a…

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Glucosamine and Fish Oil for Inflammation

May 6, 2013
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This article came out late last year but I’m a little slow I guess. A study which followed nearly 10,000 adults found that those who regularly used natural supplements to reduce…

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