Mind-body therapy shows promise for chronic pain

Women who suffer from chronic pelvic pain may find some relief through a treatment that is already popular in Europe, Norwegian researchers suggest. Mensendieck somatocognitive therapy helps restore body awareness and reestablish motor patterns, Reuters Health reports. As part of a previous study, scientists at the University of Oslo discovered Mensendieck therapy could reduce pain

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Increased Mortality Rate In Individuals With Large Waistline

People who have a smaller waistline may be better protected against all causes associated with death, according to a study published in the journal Archives of Internal Medicine. Researchers have previously found that a larger waist is linked to an increased risk of suffering from diabetes, heart complications and unhealthy cholesterol levels. A theory suggests

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Tea may lessen risk of stroke

Here is another reason to consider increasing your intake of either green or black tea: scientists have linked the consumption of three cups a day to a reduced risk of stroke. Researchers at UCLA looked at a number of studies that had explored the connection between drinking tea and suffering a stroke. Their analysis concluded

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