HOW TO TREAT PAIN WITHOUT DRUGS - CONVENTIONAL TREATMENT OF
HOW TO TREAT PAIN WITHOUT DRUGS - CONVENTIONAL TREATMENT OF PAIN
Pain is usually described as a distressing sensation in a particular part of the body. It is an unpleasant or hurtful sensation resulting from the stimulation of nerve endings. Pain is a complicated process that involves interaction between a number of natural chemicals found in the brain and spinal cord. The reason pain occurs in your body is to protect you. Neurotransmitters, as these chemicals are called handle the task of transmitting nerve impulses from one cell to another.
Imagine it this way, that a message of injury is transmitted from the injured area directly to your brain, which registers the sensation known as pain. The brain perceives this pain and sends the pain message back to the injured area. This process happens very quickly within nanoseconds. If your brain registers pain, you typically stop doing what caused it. It goes back to the "fight or flight" instinct. Pain is the body's way of letting you know that what you are doing is harmful, and that you need to stop. Like the best way to keep good health is to follow a healthy natural diet regimen, conventional treatment of pain should be preferred rather than treating it with drugs.
Our medical systems have a poor track record for treating pain. A recent report from the CDC’s national Center for health statistics showed in 2008, accidental deaths from prescription pain killers had surpassed deaths from automobile accidents in the United States. This is from a huge river of prescription pain medications being produced and distributed in United States through our broken medical system.
In a recent medical conference a Dr. that teaches at Revolutionary technique for treating chronic pain mentioned how he was a fourth generation primary care physician. He looked back to see what his great, great grandfather had used for pain Treatments and basically it came down to preparations from willow bark and the opium poppy. These are the origins o
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