01 Nov 2011 04:28 PM
Some people swear by Botox, while others think it is a joke. And while it is best known as a cosmetic treatment that paralyzes certain facial muscles to temporarily minimize lines and wrinkles, there is another application for Botox: the treatment of painful migraines.
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28 Oct 2011 05:01 AM
While most of the time we think about using medication to ease pain, the reality is that sometimes other treatments are better, sometimes because these other treatments can bring better relief and sometimes because personal preference or a physical condition makes us seek out other ways to deal w...
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31 Dec 2010 09:07 AM
There has been a lot of controversy surrounding autism and special diets. Many parents swear by special diets that improve their child's autism symptoms. Others believe that this is bunk with no scientific basis behind it.
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10 Jun 2010 08:29 AM
The use of medical cannabis (marijuana) has long been a sensitive subject. Research has shown that the use of marijuana can help relieve the suffering of terminally ill patients. However, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has not approved medical marijuana for use.
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It never fails. Every time I go on vacation I come back with a cold or a case of the flu. Mike and I just celebrated our fifth anniversary so we spent four days and three nights in Las Vegas. I love going to Sin City, though I honestly don't do anything I would consider sinful.
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Inversion -- hanging or otherwise positioning yourself upside down -- can be beneficial for your health. Sometimes called the "perfect stretch", inversion can reverse pressure on muscles, joints, and organs.
However, inversion may not be right for everyone.
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More and more researchers are looking at the relationship between music and the human body. Here are a few recent developments!
At the Gagnon Cardiovascular Institute in New Jersey, patients who undergo surgery are accompanied by music during recovery.
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Researchers from the University of Leeds took a look at instinct and found that often, your first impulse is the right one.
Intuition isn't just some bolt from the blue. It may actually be a lightning-fast brain response to a situation.
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