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Comment on How to use the Chi Machine by Nittin

Nittin — Fri, 18 May 2012 11:37:03 +0000

I started tainkg Healthy Start Pack 2 days ago. It was very humid here in NY yesterday, and usually I have puffy eyes, hands, and feet when the climate is like that. Not thinking too much about it, as I was putting on my makeup, I realized my eyes were not so puffy. On the way to work, I was able to get up the steps on the bus easier; I had some pain, but not like the week before.I am in a transition on the job; cleaning up one office, and moving to another. I really didn’t get tired until after 4:00pm. Wow, I am always tired. That was just day 2. I can’t want for day 30. I am a walking testimony.I tell you, I thank God for allowing me to work with a company that specializes in helping people overcome health challenges, without drugs or surgery. And I am one of those people. I also thank my sponsor for tolerating my procrastination.

Comment on Chronic Pain, CRPS, RSD, and Pete Egoscue the Author of “Pain Free” by Rick Mathes

Rick Mathes — Fri, 11 May 2012 17:32:11 +0000

GREAT article!

I’m the clinic director of the Egoscue Clinic in Austin, TX. I started with Egoscue years back as a client. Since we opened our clinic in 2003, I’ve worked with several clients with varying levels of RSD. If someone asks me if Egoscue can ‘cure’ or resolve their RSD, my answer is that I don’t believe RSD is postural in origin, and I don’t think we are the answer to RSD’s full resolution.

Now that said, what I DO see is that to the degree posture is compromised, that will literally take the RSD experience and amplify it, make it worse. Now the individual is dealing not only with the RSD, but the increased friction and inflammation that one experiences using mispositioned joints. Anything we can do to help these folks find ways to move that they can symptomatically tolerate is a very good thing for the reasons the article above states.

If I can answer anyone’s questions about Egoscue, I’d be happy to do so. Feel free to email me at the Austin clinic. If you are on a journey that includes dealing with RSD/CRPS, I wish you all the best.

Comment on Biofeedback for CRPS / RSD – Mind Over Matter by bio therapy

bio therapy — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 06:48:03 +0000

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Comment on Licorice Root Uses, Benefits, and Safety by jgsupplements

jgsupplements — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 08:02:44 +0000

informative post,
– De-Glycyrrhizinated Licorice Extract
– 12:1 Extract of Licorice

DGL stands for De-Glycyrrhizinated Licorice, which is licorice root with glycyrrhizin removed. Glycyrrhizin is the main sweet tasting compound found in licorice that naturally occurs. Higher does of glycyrrhizin or glycyrrhetinic acid can increase the half life of cortisol which is typically known as the “stress hormone” within the body. This can lead to fluid retention issues. As such glycyrrhizin has been removed from this product hence the name de-glycyrrhizinated licorice (DGL).

Licorice has been used as a digestive aid for centuries and has recently been implicated in the healing of gastric and duodenal ulcers. Licorice has been implicated in digestive health issues including dyspepsia (indigestion), one hypothesised mechanism is though licorice’s anti inflammatory affect on digestive tissues that may inhibit certain cytokines from signaling, however further research is required to further reveal it’s mechanisms of action.

Each high strength DGL chewable lozenge has 400mg of a 12 X strength extract of licorice root. This product is naturally sweetened 2 grams of fructose, xylitol (a dental health promoting sugar), L-glycine (a sweet tasting amino acid) and stevia (a zero calorie super sweet herb).