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    doing it well. We were given a small history lesson about Western and Eastern medicine. In the chiropractic world, Western medicine (what we use in the U.S.) believes when something is in pain the reason for the pain is the general area of where the pain originates. Conversely, in Eastern medicine (used everywhere else in the world) believes that pain is caused in harmony with the body. For example, in Eastern medicine, if someone is having pain in their knee, a chiropractor approaches the treatment

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    In our research, we have found that acupuncture can not only help with back pain, neck pain, insomnia, etc. Acupuncture can also help with a woman’s monthly cycle, menopause, and even infertility. After conducting our research, we realized that women should consider going to an acupuncture physician; an acupuncture physician can help you live a better healthy lifestyle, as your body’s energy will be restored. Acupuncture is helpful towards the reproductive systems-natural causes and disorders. Being

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    According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary, the word “aromatherapy” is the inhalation or bodily application (as by massage) of fragrant essential oils (as from flowers and fruits) for therapeutic purposes. Many individuals believe there’s an important debate as to whether aromatherapy exhibits health benefits or if it’s used solely for profit. Aromatherapists advocate the physical and psychological benefits from the essential oils such as reduction of pain and anxiety and enhancement of short-term memory

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    she is discussing. However, there are still some places (marked in the essay) that require more examples and details to support the topic. For example, the author talks about the consequence of misusing medicine can be serious due to the fact that people react to medicine differently. Which medicine? Adding an example or some data here will be more persuasive and can convince

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    Few ailments prove more debilitating than chronic pain, but chiropractic care and acupuncture can provide significant relief. Dr. Randall Fick, D.C.—founder of Fick Chiropractic Centers in the Cincinnati, OH area—offers combination therapy aimed at producing quick and long-lasting results.  Acupuncture promotes healing and stimulates the body to produce specific responses by putting pressure on targeted points. Here are three ways acupuncture combined with chiropractic care combat pain.  Joint

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    In massage therapy today, massage is considered a way to improve poor circulation in the lower limbs of diabetic patients (Rattray 1015). However, persistent inflammation also contributes to diabetic feet (Armstrong). A modality that can address both inflammation and poor circulation would be ideal. Cold hydrotherapy could be that modality. Brief cold exposure leads to vasodilation and thus increased blood flow (Daanan). Plus, that vasodilation follows a period of vasoconstriction (Daanan), which

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    Analysis Fissures

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    prescribed by doctors and are clinically tested while some are techniques advised by experts and testimonies. These techniques are most often combined to bring the most positive reaction in the shortest amount of time possible. Stool softeners include medicines such as Dulcolax—a laxative that makes bathroom errands a lot easier especially to those with constipation and most especially anal tear and hemorrhoids. The downside, however, is that these stool softeners induce side effects such as stomach cramps

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    Hmong Medicine History

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    approach to medicine, illness, and disease have been changing over time. Early use of medicine was discovered in Ancient Egypt, Babylonia, India, China, Greece, and Rome. Prehistoric medicine incorporated plants, animal parts, and minerals as a source of medicine. In most cases, these materials were used as magical substances by priests and shamans. Some spiritual systems include animism, spiritualism, shamanism, and divination. It was not until the late 18th century when western medicine came into

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    According to Medicine Net.com complementary therapies are describe as a group of diagnostic and therapeutic disciplines that are used together with conventional medicine. We now see that the use of complementary therapy has increased, in that in many of the hospitals like the United States and Australia now uses complementary therapy alongside the traditional medicine. There are many factors which contributes to complementary therapy they are as follows ; firstly manipulative and body-

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    potions, and powders were recorded. • Citizens were smart enough to wrap medicines in flower petals to create a form of a capsule/pill. • Pills, the therapeutic substances, mixed with animal fat or vegetable resins. • When prescribing drugs, they altered the length of treatment by moon cycles, 14 or 28 days. • Adjusted the length of treatment to the gender of the patient; treat men longer than women. • Most of the medicines used can be found in sidewalk drugstores. • Plants and herbs are still used

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