[VIDEO] Brain Dead Simple Technique for Silencing Pain
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Discover the Healing Wonder of Trigger Point Therapy
Back pain is huge. It costs the US economy billions of dollars annually from lost wages and productivity. And everyone has it.
But
did you know that while most doctors give different names to back, neck
and shoulder pain... most people's pain is cause by the same thing? And
that is Trigger Points!
Trigger Points were unheard of 20 years
ago in the mainstream medical community. Today, they are a much studied
and talked about phenomenon causing chronic pain and suffering in
millions of people.
So what are Trigger Points?
Click here to read the rest of this article and find out what they are, what causes them and how to address them so they don't continue to cause you pain.| Featured Video: How to Self Treat Trigger Points | |
| As you learned in the article above, trigger points cause muscles and tissues to tighten and shorten. These
hyper-irritated hardened masses cause so much pain and tenderness that
you alter the way you move, sit or stand to instinctively protect
yourself. The good news is, they are easy to identify and they are also easy to treat. If you are dealing with chronic pain you have to watch this free video on "Self Treating Trigger Points"... |
Pain as Your Partner - Part 2
CHANGING YOUR PAIN PARADIGM
Matthew Anderson, D.Min
Paradigm
is a popular word used frequently today to describe "that model from
which we see our lives and/or reality". In this sense, it means
context.
Context is defined as something that "defines the meaning or a particular expression or experience" such as pain. We all have a context for our physical pain. This gives it meaning and ultimately directs all our decisions for dealing with it.
The most popular paradigm/context for physical pain is: Physical pain has a physical source. Find it. Deal with it and the pain will go away. Physical pain has no other source other than physical. This is the attitude held by most allopathic doctors (modern Western medicine) and most people who see them as patients.
Others, myself included, have come to believe that human beings are more than just physical bodies and that simply reducing our physical pain to a physical source is both reductionistic and ignorant (in the sense of ignoring useful and often obvious facts).
The obvious truth about us humans is... click here to read the rest of this article
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