Miscellaneous News

Many complementary, alternative, and integrative treatments exist for the treatment of Repetitive Strain Injury
(RSI). From vitamin B6, to warm compresses and homeopathic treatments, sufferers can find relief without the
side effects of pain killers and muscle relaxants.

Anticipation of positive experiences that make us laugh can increase beneficial chemicals or hormones in the
body and thus reduce stress hormones, according to the researchers of Loma Linda University, CA. This corroborates
the belief that ‘thoughts and emotions’ have a biological effect.

Headaches, stomach problems, chest pains, and illness are just some of the symptoms of stress. Here are some
tips on how to free yourself from stress. Marjorie Baker Price is a RN, Certified Hypnotherapist, Level III
Reiki Master, and psychiatric nurse. She is the publisher of centeringtools.com, a blog devoted to health.

A recent study demonstrates that the use of an acute, localized static magnetic field of moderate strength can
result in significant reduction of swelling when applied immediately after an inflammatory injury.

"... Ms. Solomon, 56, said she had no way to know whether the tablet, an herb-based remedy for jet lag, worked
as advertised. Researchers have found no evidence that such preparations are effective, and Ms. Solomon knows
that most doctors would scoff..

Information for relieving the symptoms of cold, and flu with apple cider.

Depression affects millions of Americans every year. Of course we know that the leading culprit is low serotonin
levels, but how does one raise serotonin naturally? Here is an article on 10 ways to boost your serotonin
levels without medication. Mark Sisson is the founder of Primal Nutrition.

According to a study published in the Journal of Theoretical Biology, the appendix can no longer be considered
a redundant organ. The ‘immune system’ cells, that are located in the appendix, feed and protect
the ‘good’ bacteria of the gut thereby eliminating the ‘bad’ bacteria.

Advice for the prevention of heartburn, i.e. gastrointestinal reflux (GERD).

How effective is ICAM? In their new book, Edzard Ernst and Simon Singh have created a definitive guide to
what works and what doesn't.