Study Shows Chronic Pain is Increasing
Latest Research Reveals Chronic Pain is on the Rise This study has documented steep, sustained, and pervasive increases in chronic pain among Americans across the
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Latest Research Reveals Chronic Pain is on the Rise This study has documented steep, sustained, and pervasive increases in chronic pain among Americans across the
Does Pain Cause Problems in Fascia, or Do Problems in Fascia Cause Pain? “You might attribute a painful neck or a backache to tired muscles
When I saw Jennifer a year ago this week, she was in rough shape and had been for a long time. She needed pain relief.
WARNING WARNING WARNING: BEWARE OF THE WAY YOU DESCRIBE YOUR PAIN TO YOUR DOCTOR! The forms you are forced to fill out when you go
Muscle or Fascia Which is Responsible for Your Pain? When we look at the THREE TYPES OF PAIN, Type I (simple nociception) is not only
Three years ago Francois (France Wha) was kneeling while working on a project, reached way out in front of himself while lifting something, and felt
CHRONIC NECK PAIN SOLUTIONS: ADDRESSING THE CHEMICAL, MECHANICAL, AND STRUCTURAL CAUSES OF PAIN When it comes to CHRONIC NECK PAIN there are three chief
FASCIA, INFLAMMATION, FIBROSIS, AND CHRONIC PAIN / CHRONIC DISEASE Doc, I have a bone to pick with you and the rest of the medical profession:
HOW THE PAIN AND DYSFUNCTION OF THE WHIPLASH-INJURED NECK AFFECTS THE BRAIN An article by Julie
Evidence-Based Pain Relief: Can the Evidence Be Trusted? The American MEDICAL and PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES (not to mention the FDA) are a lesson in contradictions. On
FASCIAL ADHESIONS: CHRONIC PAIN’S “PERFECT STORM”LEAVES SUFFERERS SHIPWRECKED FASCIA is the tough, mucousy, cellophane-like membrane that adheres tightly to nerves, blood vessels, and yes, muscles.
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