October 5, 2009
Laser accupuncture or therapy is used by placing a 635nm red laser light to a point on the body for stimulation for several miuntes at a time. However, this therapy is limited to a one at a time approach to stimulaton when using the laser light. In doing so this does not replace traditional accupuncture entirely, because traditional accupuncture places several needles into trigger points on the body and thus the entire body can be treated simultaneously. The traditional approach may achieve a more desired outcome because of the actual needle placement and the length of time one has the needles placed in them as opposed to the laser because the accupuncture practitioner is holding the instrument. In order to stimulate many areas of the body within a certain amount of time he or she must move the laser instrument around to various trigger spots on the body for less time, therefore sacrificing the actual amount of time it would require to stimulate a trigger point on the body properly.
This does not negate the fact that laser technology is no longer useful and not suitable as an alternative to actual needle accupuncture, especially for those who cannot tolerate needles. This just means that laser technology, in order to be truly useful as that of traditional, has to be able to stimulate and treat broader areas of the body or several different areas in one setting.
This can be done with the use of such laser apparatus:
The laser body mat which is a mat ergonomically designed and shaped in contour with the human body can be used in laser therapy for those with back or spine problems along with neck and head apparatus to stimulate points in those areas.
For the arms, legs and torso there should be a laser pressure cuff with a wrap that can be used on the areas for a certain length of time and once removed the body can be massaged for furthur stimulation. A laser textured glove can also be used for those who need therapy for fingers and toes.
Laser accupuncture is the best in alternative therapy as oppsed to traditional for of accupuncture therapy, but it needs to encompass a wider area of therapy during sessions for maximum results.
Posted by Sheri Harris. Posted In : HEALTH
September 28, 2009
Mammograms, breast ultrasounds, breast specific gamma imaging along with CT scan's, MRI's and biopsies are all performed for the sake of obtaining an accurate image with regards to breast abnormalities and malignancy. When will physicians create a method inclusive to some extend for breast examinations that would include a test with all sophistication in result and would only need to be performed every 18 months?
If a camera were able to view the breast through a needle combined with collecti...
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Posted by Sheri Harris. Posted In : HEALTH
September 21, 2009
Resulting from mercury levels contained in seafood there presents a fear to those who love and eat foods from the ocean on a daily basis. The threat involving high levels of mercury now discourages those who catch and buy seafood from waters that are contaminated with mercury from eating it. If a way to rid mercury from fish and other seafood is not found, this will prevent businesses consisting of fisherman, restaurants, seafood markets, and grocery stores from operating.
Most if not all fo...
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Posted by Sheri Harris. Posted In : food
September 14, 2009
When a primary plan of care is not enough, there is a supplement plan that pays for the remainder of fees associated with medical care or expense the insured requires. These plans are in existence for hsopital, nursing homes including in home assistance. This type of insurance enables one to afford care that excludes out of pocket costs so one can save money in order to maintain a roof over ones head during the elderly years. Along with your social security check all of which will exist with...
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Posted by Sheri Harris. Posted In : Insurance
September 7, 2009
Doctors rate absentee visits similar to students who cut class. Physicians make notice of the missed visit and soon afterward render the patient as non-compliant. But, here's the ticker- for what does the physician want the patient to comply with during the next visit? If the visit is to again become very much of conversation instead of procedure when conversation leads to no suggestion of answer to ailment, and vice versa when repeated treatments or tests from the physician have been perform...
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Posted by Sheri Harris. Posted In : medicine
August 31, 2009
Are you in tune with your physician? Does his or her office make you feel violently inhibited, uncared for, unwelcome or discriminated against? If a patient is inclined towards feelings of this nature the problem may lie with the bedside manner of the physician. When a patient is made to feel like Jesus walking on hot coals, then it is presumed that patient care from the physician's office will be a rough road in cure and recovery for the patient.
It is of no wonder why patient's resort to alt...
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Posted by Sheri Harris. Posted In : medicine
August 25, 2009
Laboratory coats worn by doctors and other medical personnel are donned to establish a professional attire within the medical atmosphere. It is symbolic in that one who wears the coat is bestowed with education and training to work within the medical profession. The coat or jacket has been worn for approximately 100 years and has most recently come under scrutiny for the germs it carries and transfers from patient to patient.
A debate has arisen, with regard to the elimination of of laborator...
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Posted by Sheri Harris. Posted In : medical
August 17, 2009
The elderly require accessible assistance for them to stay independent in their own home. Motorized walkers can be used to assist the elderly in getting around in that aid should always be expedient by nature. The issue is to realize that old doesn't necessarily mean that you have to be entirely dependent on someone. Which is the issue when it comes to designing a care criterior that appeals to the growing population of elderly persons. It has now become crucial to establish measures of care...
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Posted by Sheri Harris. Posted In : Elderly
August 10, 2009
If humans were to develop a sub-species that could undergo hazardous enviornmental tasks, what kind of human could be developed to evolve into such species that could function and survive in the most dangerous of setting?
The question remains as to what risk and why should human entity be subject to the dangers of country and hazardous combat? If we simply create life to destroy it-what's the purpose? When there should be more innovative approaches taken to salvage lives that are placed in har...
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Posted by Sheri Harris. Posted In : TECHNOLOGY
August 3, 2009
Is It possible that one can exist in duality of self and therefore predict their future existence? The activity of the soul encounters an action that may only respond with succession in another existence. This would result in an attempt to correct mistakes or lessons learned and to be able to attribute that knowlegde to the next life.
Can we succumb to the request of reincarnation as an improved self or way of life other than the one lived currently? If such a soul has died and therefore tra...
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Posted by Sheri Harris. Posted In : belief
