Tinnitus is the medical term for a constant ringing sound occurring in the ear. It is caused by damage to the nerve in the inner ear and can also be a symptom to other medical conditions. It is a common problem for those who have suffered from hearing loss and members of the elderly community. When trying a tinnitus home remedy keep track of the changes made to ones lifestyle. There are home remedies that may be specific to an individual helpful in managing it.

Tinnitus is the constant presence of ringing or buzzing in the ear, which is ever present, despite the lack of outside sounds. It can be troublesome and annoying to the one in five people who suffer with it worldwide. Natural treatments for tinnitus are available and have been found to be effective in helping to bring relief to those afflicted with these symptoms.

These drugs do nothing to address the cause of pain. The medical establishment is unwilling to address pain correctly because they are either to ignorant or have a huge financial gain to use these types of drugs to mask pain. If you don’t get rid of the cause you can mask the pain forever.

An increasing number of baby boomers are now choosing partial or complete knee replacements at an early age. When knee replacement surgery was first introduced, it was designed for elderly patients with a fairly restricted lifestyle who would not add undue stress to their joints after the surgery. But the new wave of knee replacement patients are often athletic and determined to continue participating in sports indefinitely.

There are many facets to pain management. The issue lies between one’s brain, mind and body. In addition, there is no quantifiable measure of discomfort, and it is relative to the individual. Unfortunately, the most popular prescriptions for pain are opium-based drugs (opiates) that are also highly addictive. This can create a more of a dilemma for a person with a history of addictions or for someone who has addiction in their family history than those who don’t. Neurofeedback can help with physical pain in a number of ways.

Pain in the neck is something that most of us will experience at one time or another in our lives. Although the term “neck pain” is very simple and straight forward, it is a very individual experience and the diagnosis, assessment and treatment must also be individually based. There are a whole range of causes for neck pain. As basic as this might sound it is important to remember that the neck supports the head. The human head can weigh more than 15 pounds.

Pain management hypnosis has been proven to work on reducing the pain that a person experiences. The pain killers that reside in your body are responsible for this. These natural pain killers are endorphins.

Even in an era of wafer thin models and Hollywood diets showing an emaciated look to be in style, there are disease states where lack of hunger and subsequent weight loss may be extremely disabling to patients. Medical Marijuana and THC may combat this problem very successfully.

A subluxation is a complex functional, structural, pathological, or combination of these articular changes that compromise the neural integrity which may affect organ system function and general health. In vertebral subluxation complex, one of the 24 vertebrae in the spinal column becomes slightly misaligned, putting pressure on the delicate nerves which results to the organ or body part not properly receiving messages from the nerve it is dependent on. Regular chiropractic care may be necessary to correct the spinal problem. Chiropractors can correct the problem by using a broad range of gentle adjusting methods to restore the proper nerve flow so patients may enjoy more of their full potential for health and optimal performance.

You’ll see a lot of people wearing copper bangles. Why? For some, it’s simply fashion — they like them. But many people wear copper bracelets because they’ve heard that they help a lot with arthritis and rheumatic pain. I’ve met people who swear that they help and others — most — who haven’t found any benefit at all. So who’s right? The ‘sceptical’ majority or the ‘gullible’ few? The answer’s not what you’d expect, because they’re both right! Let me explain…