Common sources of neurological amplification: nociceptive fibres. According to the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP), pain is defined as “an unp…
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Read moreIntroduction Advances in the fields of neurophysiology and neurosciences in the last three decades have allowed to re-defining acupuncture as a straightforward periphe…
Read moreNaturopathic Conference, Michener Institute in Toronto Date: May 30, 2015 Session Outline a. Background Responsible treatment of “non-traumatic” or “functional…
Read moreThis is part 2 of a 4-part series. Read part 1 | Read part 3 | Read part 4 Neuroreality in pain with movement disorders: functional neuromodulation techniques. Buildin…
Read moreIs acupuncture a reasonably effective intervention for the treatment of pain? Advocates will tell you “Yes” and show you dozens of studies to support their enthusi…
Read moreby Dr Susmita Oomman ( Clinical Fellow in Pain) and Dept of Anesthesia, McMaster University McMaster University is tucked away in the beautiful west side of the Ontari…
Read moreby Dr. Angelica Fargas-Babjak The goal of this article is to outline the basic implementation and understanding of the pain and neuromodulation achieved by the applica…
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