Does Mesotherapy work?
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Yes it works. It makes you loose fat at certain parts an tighten them at the same time. But it's an expensive an painful process, and you still need to have a good diet for it to works.
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It may not work afor everyone, but I swear by it.  I don't know what it is about counsellors, but they do have a way of drawing all your problems from you and you feel like a ton weight has been lifted from your shoulders after you've been.  Try it.  You won't regret it
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If you really want to avoid the therapy - then I would see a naturopath - don't screw around with remedies you read on the web.  This is your life you're talking about.  I am all for homeopathic, herbal and naturopathic remedies, but most of them I talk to (who are any good) believe that combination therapy is a good thing.  You might be able to follow up with hormone therapy - but take something homeopathic or naturopathic to help with the side effects or to help cleanse your body (just make sure it doesn't interact with your therapy)  Some herbs and remedies can actually counteract certain treatments - so see a professional.  I know - seeing a classical homeopath can work wonders.  My sister shrank her cancerous tumour in her breast (before surgery) to a third of its size - through one dose of a remedy.  I used a homeopathic vet for my cat too - and her tumour went down to next to nothing as well.  But remember - they all help each other.  Good luck.
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I tore my rotator cuff and tried every conventional therapy for it with dismal results. Out of near-desparation, I tried accupuncture. The old, wizened Chinese "doctor" treated me once a week for ten weeks. By the end of those ten weeks, my shoulder had recovered about 85% of its mobility, and I was completely pain-free! I don't know exactly how it works, but it sure worked for me and I recommend it.
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i know of one.  it's a very good plan and cheap.  and it takes care of ongonig treatment.\n\ne-mail me.  just click on my profile and it will provide this info.  i'll be glad to share it with you.\ni hope you live in the U.S.\nit not only dental, but other ongoing treatments.
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I believe it works. A practitioner will tell you that the pins alter your bodies energy flows and set them back on the right path. It probably is a mix of the placebo effect and the manipulation of the bodies neurological system.
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i've heard hypnotherapy works
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you need to be more specific with your symptoms before I could tell you if massage could help you.\nIf it is soft tissue issue then YES but you also have to find the right kind of therapist.
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Not as successful as the treatments listed at the site below.
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Depends on type of treatment and your body chemistry
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I'm told this is easily treatable.  Contact some phycologist, and talk to him/her.
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It has been suggested that Saw Palmetto may block some effects of testosterone and therefore reduce male pattern hair loss, similar to the medication finasteride (Propecia®). So far there is not enough scientific evidence to support the claim. \n\nFor alternative natural treatments, massage and aromatherapy have been used with some success. In minor cases of temporary hair loss, hair growth can be stimulated by massage, since blood and oxygen flow to the scalp must be healthy in order for hair to grow.
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I heard from a doctor that plain yogert to the area will help.  But, I'm wondering if your university/college has a health dept. that you could go to for treatment.  This is a very common problem but won't go away by itself.   Good luck.
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Try a complementary therapy. Aromatherapy- you get a massage and some sweet smelling herbs/plants which aim to help you i.e lavander rubbed into your back or whole body.
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Try to find a very good Doctor of Osteopathy (D.O.) who does OMM--osteopathic manipulative medicine and who also does cranial osteopathy. A good one is worth their weight in gold! These doctors get a very rigourous training. Some are board certified in surgery, but  that should be an absolute LAST RESORT for any case. Osteopathic physicians can write out prescriptions for medications, and tests--X-rays, MRIs, etc. Many of them specialize in areas such as cardiology, gastro-intestinal disorders, etc. You want the person who still practices the science and art of manual manipulation--which, unfortunately is much rarer these days.\n\nALSO--there is a wonderful, but little known therapy that was developed by a British osteopath--Dr. Robert Boyd, called Bio-Cranial Therapy. The technique takes literally about 1-2 minutes. Only about 200 practitioners are available in the U.S. and many of them are chiropractors. The technique really is very helpful--to the entire body, not just the head/neck area.\n\nIf you go to a chiropractor, try to locate one that practices "Network Chiropractic." This is a technique that utilizes very gentle action in that it allows your body to make its own adjustment.\n\nOther modaltiies that may be of benefit: Medical massage therapy, deep tissue massage, craniosacral therapy, Feldenkrais Method, Alexander Technique, accupuncture, myofascial release.\n\nYou can apply a homeopathic cream/gel to the affected area of pain--it's called Traumeel (it comes in cream and a gel--the gel absorbs faster and is less greasy). It's a natural anti-inflammatory and acts to heal the tissue. Just follow the directions. A good health food store or nutritional pharmacy will carry it or you could probably find it online.\n  \nAlso-- if there is little or no more inflammation and you are suffering from stiffness--you may want to try a warm castor oil pack. A good health food store or nutritional pharmacy will have the castor oil (avoid a commercial grade, cheap oil, as it may contain toxins) and a flannel pack. Soak the flannel pack in the oil , place in a plastic bag and apply heat over the area for 20-25 minutes. The castor oil will have a very healing effect on the tissues. Do this daily--just before you go to sleep is a good time.\n\nAbout doctors and health care practitioners. It is very important that you feel comfortable and have confidence in the person you are seeing. Your practitioner should give you their full attention and not rush through the appointment. You have a right to be treated with respect, dignity and compassion. It's a good idea to write down a brief history of your situation and any questions you may have before your initial consultation. Get 2 copies (one for your first visit, and one for yourself to keep at home) of any tests, reports, etc that have been perfomed by an institution or another doctor. You have a right to have a copy of your medical records. It's possible that you may have to pay for copies from a hospital.\n\nListed below are some sources that may be of help.\n\nI know what it is like to be in pain. You WILL HEAL.\n\nBest of luck for a speedy and complete recovery.\n\nA Massage Therapist
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Have you tried Homeopathic treatment for this ? If not do it immediately and you will be fine in no time by the Grace of God !\nFeel Free to contact me and I would be Glad to help you out in any way I can !
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Massage and yoga. Both are extremely effective. I have friends that have tried and they had scoliosis before. It is perfect now. Perfect back. I STRONGLY recommend it