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Peripheral Neuropathy and its Management

Peripheral Neuropathy and its Management.

Peripheral Neuropathy and its ManagementDo you find your hands or feet often feel numb, tingly, painful, and either too hot or too cold? Perhaps they have a sensation of tightness, or you have started to experience difficulties with your balance? The problem could be down to peripheral neuropathy, a problem that occurs most frequently in patients already suffering from diseases such as diabetes and vascular disorders, certain hereditary conditions and autoimmune disorders, and cancer patients who have had chemotherapy. Vitamin deficiencies, exposure to toxins such as heavy metals, and alcohol abuse can also be contributory factors. There are many possible causes however sometimes there is no obvious reason as to why you have peripheral neuropathy.

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A Fresh Look at Stem Cell Therapy

A fresh look at stem cell therapy; you may be both surprised and enlightened when you find out how regulations have changed for cellular based products.

A Fresh Look at Stem Cell TherapyWhat are stem cells?

These cells are one of the essential building blocks of life. They have the unique ability to grow into a variety of other specialized cells, forming brain, muscle, and internal organ tissues during the development of a fetus in the womb. Following conception,  stem cells either remain as stem cells or transform into the types of cells the body needs to grow. In some parts of the body such as the bone marrow, stem cells continue to replenish the tissues throughout the lifespan, while in others such as the liver, they will only reproduce under specific circumstances.

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Prolotherapy Can Help Aches and Pains

Prolotherapy Can Help Aches and Pains

Prolotherapy can help aches and painsYou may not have heard of prolotherapy, but it could be the answer to your muscle, tendon, ligament and joint pain. Prolotherapy works by repairing, or more specifically re-growing the affected tissue – the name comes from the word “proliferate”, i.e. to grow. The treatment involves the injection of medication composed from natural compounds into the injured ligaments and tendons, stimulating the growth of new tissue and thus helping to heal the cause of the pain.

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