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Muscle Pain Category

People With Lower Back Problems May Get Back On Track With Yoga

People With Lower Back Problems May Get Back On Track With Yoga

By Health News Team • Nov 1st, 2011 • Category: Muscle Pain, True Health News

Some people practice yoga as a form of meditation or stress management. However, the largest study on yoga conducted in the UK suggests that this activity may also be a natural way to support the recovery of people with chronic lower back problems.

Aloe Vera may Help Relieve a Number of Common Health Conditions

Aloe Vera may Help Relieve a Number of Common Health Conditions

By Health News Team • Jun 20th, 2011 • Category: Blood Pressure, Circulation, Cleansing, Clogged Arteries, Detoxification, Digestive Health, Heart Health, Joint Health, Muscle Pain, True Health News

Many people use aloe vera to soothe skin problems like irritation caused by sunburns, but this plant substance may have a wide range of healing abilities.

Moderate-Intensity Exercise may Help Older Individuals Avoid ‘Silent’ Stroke

Moderate-Intensity Exercise may Help Older Individuals Avoid ‘Silent’ Stroke

By Health News Team • Jun 14th, 2011 • Category: Muscle Pain, Stroke, True Health News

While a substantial amount of research has shown that physical activity can lower a person’s risk of stroke by reducing their blood pressure, cholesterol and weight, engaging in moderately intense exercise may be key for avoiding “silent” ischemic strokes.

Compound Found in Apple Peel may Improve Muscle Growth, Help Treat Metabolic Disorders

Compound Found in Apple Peel may Improve Muscle Growth, Help Treat Metabolic Disorders

By Health News Team • Jun 13th, 2011 • Category: Cholesterol, Muscle Pain, True Health News

As individuals age they become more prone to muscle loss, also known as atrophy, as well as a slew of metabolic issues, including blood sugar, cholesterol, and triglyceride imbalances.

Protein Drinks may Stave Off Muscle Pain in Older Individuals

Protein Drinks may Stave Off Muscle Pain in Older Individuals

By Health News Team • May 30th, 2011 • Category: Muscle Pain, True Health News

Physical activity often causes muscle pain in older adults who do not engage in as much exercise as they did in their youth.

Changing Arm Position May Reduce Sensations Of Pain

Changing Arm Position May Reduce Sensations Of Pain

By Health News Team • May 24th, 2011 • Category: Muscle Pain, True Health News

Can something as simple as crossing your arms across your chest reduce feelings of pain? According to a recent study published in the journal Pain, it can.

Home Remedies for Pain may Reduce Need for Prescription Drugs

Home Remedies for Pain may Reduce Need for Prescription Drugs

By Health News Team • May 17th, 2011 • Category: Joint Health, Muscle Pain, True Health News

The federal government recently announced that there is a nationwide problem of prescription drug abuse.

Many Natural Remedies Are Derived From The Amazon Jungle

Many Natural Remedies Are Derived From The Amazon Jungle

By Health News Team • May 16th, 2011 • Category: Joint Health, Muscle Pain, Stress, True Health News

Recent research indicates that there is a growing number of people turning to natural remedies before they seek modern medications.

Many Natural Remedies Are Derived From The Amazon Jungle

Many Natural Remedies Are Derived From The Amazon Jungle

By Health News Team • May 16th, 2011 • Category: Joint Health, Muscle Pain, Stress, True Health News

Recent research indicates that there is a growing number of people turning to natural remedies before they seek modern medications.

Meditation may Help Reduce Pain Sensations and Improve Everyday Focus

Meditation may Help Reduce Pain Sensations and Improve Everyday Focus

By Health News Team • Apr 24th, 2011 • Category: Muscle Pain, True Health News

Practitioners of mindful meditation may have a heightened ability to tune out distractions and focus on a single point, according to a recent study that was published in the journal Brain Research Bulletin.