Alternative Pain Treatment Directory

  The Suppression of Alternative Medicine is Widespread and Dangerous Mainstream medicine has long colluded with the mainstream media and government to deprive us of life-saving information and treatments in order to eliminate the competition and increase their profits. This has deprived patients of access to many treatments that are safer and often more effective than the pharmaceuticals and surgical interventions most often offered by mainstream medicine. The Earliest Efforts to Suppress Alternative Medicine The war against natural, holistic medicine in the U.S. began before the birth of our nation and continues today with the suppression of critical information that would allow us to stay healthy and recover from illness. It started with the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. The women who were tried and executed were herbalists who were accused of practicing “the Devil’s magic” by men who wanted to control health care. Homeopathy was Popular and Considered Highly Effective Until… Fa...

  Pain Management: Why most Doctors  Don’t Help Many people with chronic pain report negative experiences with their doctors. When we’re not feeling well, our natural tendency is to turn to our doctor for help. However, when it comes to chronic pain, this can often be a misguided approach because, frankly, many doctors don’t know how to help. Some will even turn on their patients as a result, berating them, blaming them, or treating them like drug addicts. Seeking treatment from an alternative pain management provider is highly unlikely to result in this type of mistreatment. These providers are trained to address pain, equipped with tools and skills that can offer effective pain relief.   Why Most Doctors are Not Good at Treating Pain   A survey of medical school curriculums  across the U.S. uncovered a startling fact: on average, physicians receive less than two hours of training about pain in medical school. This is shockingly inadequate given that pain is on...

  What is Chiropractic Therapy? The goal of chiropractic  therapy  is to correct alignment problems, ease pain, and support the body's natural ability to heal itself. Chiropractors often treat problems related to the musculoskeletal system, including acute and chronic back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, headaches, arthritis, fibromyalgia and more. More than 90% of patients seeking chiropractic care are looking for pain relief. The manual treatment methods used by chiropractors range from stretching and sustained pressure to specific joint manipulations, which are usually delivered  by hand and involve a quick and gentle thrust. The purpose of the spinal manipulations is to improve joint motion and function. Chiropractic adjustments are most commonly done on the spine, but other parts of the body may also be treated in this way. Other forms of treatment, such as exercise and nutritional counseling, may also be used.   Studies of chiropractic indicate it’s safe a...