I started investigating faith healing, in desperation for a miracle. So when I was invited to a talk about Reiki, I jumped at the chance to find out more. At the talk, I decided that Reiki would be a tool to help me manage this pain. I signed up for my first Reiki course, eager to get started.

Switching off the conscious left-side of the brain, and switching on the creative right-side of the brain allows greater access to the subconscious. This is where the action really happens. Getting more in touch with the rhythm of life and away from cognitive or cortical processing could be a useful starting point to getting what you want and controlling pain. It shouldn’t be a surprise that some people do unbelievably amazing things once they learn how to use, and resolve to practice, certain natural, simple, but highly effective processes. In short: to feel better, think better!

Epidural steroid injections are a very effective treatment for pain management and patients with radiculopathy due to nerve root inflammation. Placing steroid medication around the nerve root that is either being compressed from a herniated disc or chemically inflamed can help significantly with pain reduction and potentially surgery avoidance. They do not “fix” the problem, they simply reduce the inflammation, thereby reducing pain. Out of the 2 types of epidural steroid injections in the lumbar spine, interlaminar versus trans-foraminal, which is better?

Is there any such thing as one specific natural current? This article explains how cells within the human body respond to specific electrical currents, or electromagnetic frequencies. This enables humans to perceive colors, shapes, images, pain, etc. The human body has cells that are frequency specific to a multitude of currents and there is no one specific “natural current”. By introducing specific currents the body is enabled to heal bones faster, repair tissues and eliminate pain. Specific cells stimulated by electrical currents assist the body in repairing itself.

Fibromyalgia affects an estimated 6 to 10 million people in the U.S. The majority of sufferers are adult women but men and children also suffer from this disorder.