The Anatomy of Chronic Pain – PART 1
Pain Management

The Anatomy of Chronic Pain – PART 2

In the United States alone, not less than a hundred million people are perceived to live with chronic pain; this makes chronic pain the most common complaint doctors and other medical practitioners hear from their patients.

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Could Poor Microcirculation Be Causing Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (MECFS)
Blood Circulation

Could Poor Microcirculation Be Causing Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS)?

Could the microvascular system – the small capillaries and the red blood cells that run through them – hold the key to energy problems in chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) and perhaps fibromyalgia? The idea that the blood delivery system – not some metabolic derangement per se – is causing the problems with energy production is not new.

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More Young Americans Are Dying of Heart Failure
Cardiovascular

More Young Americans Are Dying of Heart Failure

Heart failure is a chronic condition in which the heart muscle cannot pump blood as well as it should, leading to symptoms like fatigue, breathlessness and swelling in the legs. The condition is treatable, but it can prove deadly if it progresses to a severe stage.

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The Best Exercises For Sciatica Pain
Pain Management

The Best Exercises For Sciatica Pain

“Up to 40% of all people will experience sciatica” (via Moreno Spine & Scoliosis). Some describe sciatic pain as sharp or throbbing, and it may also be felt as a burning sensation (via Yoga Journal). It may be worse when sitting, bending or twisting, or rising to stand.

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