Zen Meditation Can Help People Tolerate Pain
Posted Mon, 2010/03/01 - 05:51 by Fred Lee
People who practice Zen meditation were found to be more tolerant of pain.Posted Mon, 2010/03/01 - 05:51 by Fred Lee
People who practice Zen meditation were found to be more tolerant of pain.Posted Wed, 2010/02/03 - 04:51 by Fred Lee
In what can be interpreted as a shift in the attitude towards alternative medicine, a recent survey revealed that a majority of medical students believe that complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) should be afforded a more prominent place in the field of conventional medicine.Posted Sat, 2010/01/02 - 20:03 by Fred Lee
Researchers think they may have found a link between the season that a person is born and the incidence of myopia.Posted Fri, 2010/01/01 - 19:06 by Fred Lee
Most of us are familiar with the use of acetaminophen, the active ingredient in such over the counter (OTC) medications as Tylenol, for the alleviation of pain. But new research has found that it might in fact be effective in treating hurt feelings and broken hearts, as well.Posted Wed, 2009/11/18 - 21:29 by Amer Kaissi
A new report suggests that chiropractic care is more cost-effective than traditional methods in the treatment of low back pain and neck pain.Posted Tue, 2009/08/18 - 22:09 by Liora Hess
While producing a few skeptics along the way, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) as treatment for PTSD and other mental health disorders is becoming an acceptable form of therapy in the mainstream medical community.Posted Mon, 2009/06/29 - 23:26 by Fred Lee
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