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Can a beam of light cure chronic pain?

By JEROME BURNE - 31st October 2006

Laser therapy is something normally associated with beauty treatments such as hair removal - but now a new form of it, low-level laser therapy (LLLT), is being used to help reduce pain, heal wounds and even knit broken bones.

Sports injury and heat therapy

'Superficial Heat and Cold: How to Maximise the Benefits', The Physician and Sportsmedicine - Mar 08

Matthew Karl, MD, and Stanley Herring, MD, point out that the application of superficial heat to your body can improve the flexibility of your tendons and ligaments, reduce muscle spasms, alleviate pain, elevate blood flow, and boost metabolism.

Fibromyalgia Sufferers Use Far Infrared In-home Sauna for Pain Relief

Theresa Nguyen - Feb 2008

The deep penetrating infrared heat also stimulates the heart to send more blood to the cells of the body, which increases blood circulation, bringing relief to pain and other symptoms...

Living Well: Turn up the heat -- it's good for you

By Bob Condor - Feb 2008

For one, the heat forces the body into a different state. As more blood moves arround, it dampens down your blood pressure a bit. The arteries are more open...

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