Palma Christi Professional Center

Why CAM is sought out?

Category: Back Pain
Posted: 2009-01-20 15:51

These numbers (below) reinforce the importance of considering castor oil therapies. Swelling and its associated pain can be caused by a variety of situations/conditions. However, the first course of action remains to reduce the stress (pain) on the body.

Direct massage with gently warmed castor oil and application of heat to increase the penetration and power of the castor oil is a first course of action. For a deeper treatment, a Palm'Argile clay pack (a green clay, castor oil, and decongesting essential oil blend), applied overnight, will bring marked reduction in swelling and pain. There will be obvious healing of deep tissues as well.

According to the latest federal survey on complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) utilization in the U.S., nearly four in 10 adults (38.3 percent) and one in nine children (11.8 percent) use CAM, and musculoskeletal conditions constitute the number-one reason for visiting a CAM provider. In fact, “back pain or problem” and “neck pain or problem” rank first and second in terms of conditions for which adults use CAM therapies (17.1 percent and 5.9 percent, respectively), while “back or neck pain” is the second most common reason for child CAM use (6.7 percent of children).

http://www.naturopathydigest.com/archives/2009/jan/cam.php
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Osteoarthritis - A Natural Treatment

Category: Inflamation
Posted: 2009-01-07 12:08

Osteoarthritis sufferers find topical application of castor oil helps to reduce localized pain.

For reconstructive effects, glucosamine plays an important role. In his article, Michael Murray, ND describes the mechanism and consequences of ingesting aspirin and other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.

He highlights the mechanism and positive impact glucosamine has in the body, making it a, long term, better alternative.

The article and references.
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