Bio%20Resonance%20Therapy - Risks For Human Health

Auricular (ear) acupuncture - While classical body acupuncture using pulse diagnosis used and the language, auricular diagnosis reveals problems at least on the body parts kept looking at that color changes, sensitive, peel it or have an increased conductivity of the skin. In ear acupuncture points there is no definite schedule based on the concept of facing the fetus. The head is located at the bottom of the ear, the feet at the top and the body.

Pain Curing Stimulator, Bio%20Resonance%20Therapy and Medicomat Chinese Appliance. In the case of pain the brain may order the release of cell deadening drugs (endorphins) that block or attenuate the pain signal thus relieving the body of the discomfort while repair mechanisms are producing hormones (like cortisone) to control the problem.Additionally, people or employees who sit at a desk all day or stand on their feet may also find they have back and neck pains. Sitting in an office chair again may have negative affects on your posture and can lead you to hunch over for long periods and cause stiffness. For individuals suffering from this type of injury, we recommend the use of an Seat Cushion that helps promote correct seating for long periods.

Acupuncture has also proven to be effective in a program of weight control, an area where placebos are consumed with great relish, only "enlarging" the problem.

Acupuncture weight loss is successful when the endorphins help to diminish or eliminate your cravings for carbohydrates and decrease your appetite.

Management Of Diabetes, Bio%20Resonance%20Therapy and Medicomat Alternative Treatments. The terms Tennis Elbow and Golfers Elbow are misleading because most people dong develop them from playing tennis or golf. The conditions are often brought on by overused or strained muscles, which in turn leads to the inflammation. Activities such as painting, raking, pitching and hammering involve repetitive arm movements that overuse and strain the muscles of the elbow.Fainting (syncope) is the partial or complete loss of consciousness with interruption of awareness of oneself and ones surroundings. When the loss of consciousness is temporary and there is spontaneous recovery, it is referred to as syncope or, in nonmedical terms, fainting. Syncope accounts for one in every 30 visits to an emergency room.