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The Chillow is a cooling therapy used with your pillow to take away heat from your head. Many migraines sufferers have found relief using this product. Not only does it take heat away from your head, but it reduce body temperature and relax tense muscles. It comes in three different sizes for different needs. This [...]

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More about: Migraines Sufferers Get Therapy From the Chillow

It seems strange to think of a high tech solution as being natural, but when you consider that it is often possible to make major improvements in health without using medications the reasons for describing biofeedback as a natural solution become clearer.
Considering that medication is not terribly effective for treating or improving stress related [...]

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More about: Biofeedback: Natural Stress Relief

A group of parents of children born with Brachial Plexus Injuries has contacted me and told me a very interesting story. Apparently, Brachial Plexus Injuries, which can occur during the birth process, are not uncommon and a mother of a child born with a Brachial Pluexus Injury, Kate, just happened to be a biomedical engineer. [...]

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More about: sEMG Biofeedback for use in Treating Brachial Plexus Injuries

I have been reading some of the recent conversations on the net where biofeedback is mentioned. These mentions have run the gamut from extreme skepticism to casual endorsements. One of the better comments was posted on Cranky Fitness where ‘Crabby’ talks about having used the Journey to Wild Devine (a biofeeback game) to reduce [...]

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More about: What the heck is Biofeedback?