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because it is more readily available to the public than Cherokee Medicine,
which seems to
have ancient ties to Ayurveda.
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The World Health Organization recognizes Ayurvedic medicine, and supports
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modern medicine. The WHO recognizes Ayurveda as a traditional system of medicine.
In fact, the Organization adapted its formal definition of health from Ayurvedic
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EXPERT ADVICE:
Publication: Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine
Author: Laura Beil
Date: 6 February 2007
Since human misery can’t be measured with an X-ray or blood test, the
only true gauge of pain lies inside a person’s own mind. One approach
to pain management, experts say, is to transform the brain from a simple
messenger for pain into its master.
A generation ago, the American public largely viewed mental methods of pain
control with the same seriousness as a Vulcan mind meld. Since then, acceptance
of alternative medicine has soared, with pain sufferers leading the way.
The popularity is partly driven by the sheer numbers of desperate people.
One 2003 study suggested that 13 percent of the workforce loses productivity
from headaches, back pain, arthritis and other common painful conditions.
Many of the nation’s 50 million or so pain patients often become
disappointed with conventional medicine, and with good reason. One expert
recently wrote in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine that “the
history of treatments for back and neck pain is generally one of small increments
in benefit.”
To gain more relief, people often search inward, to relaxation, stress reduction,
meditation, yoga, biofeedback and other approaches that stem from the
intersection of mind and body.
“Pain is not just pain. Pain is a lot of different things,” says
John Astin, a researcher at California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco.
“Our reaction to pain is a big determinant of how much suffering we
end up having.”
Tension as a trigger
This does not mean pain is imaginary or self-inflicted. This means the
anticipation of pain, the dread of it, the stress and anger of it, can influence
the amount of anguish.The brain itself, while not able to will away hurt,
may restore a sense of control that can become lost. This alone diminishes
stress.
“Pain causes stress, and stress causes pain,” says Dr. James Dillard
of Columbia University Medical Center. A conventional doctor with training
in chiropractic and acupuncture, Dillard specializes in blending traditional
pain treatments with alternative therapies.
Mind-body therapies are generally routes to relaxation — to, as Dillard
says, “stop wearing your shoulders as ear muffs.” Tension exacerbates
pain, or even triggers it. He tells of one recent patient, a college student
with chronic, unexplained headaches: “He was holding his neck like a
4-by-4.”
With treatment from the mind, “you’re not talking about a pill
that you can easily camouflage,” Astin says. “It makes it more
challenging to control for placebo effects.” Also, many approaches are
often used together, making it difficult to tease out the benefit of any
one component.
Yoga, relaxation
Still, a growing body of research supports the idea that the mind can be
an ally in pain control. Some examples: A 2000 review of 20 studies of mind-body
therapy for low back pain, published in the journal Spine, found “strong
evidence” that mind-body therapies could reduce the intensity of the
pain. An overview published last year from experts at Ohio University also
drew favorable conclusions for biofeedback, stress management and relaxation
for migraine headaches.
And a study published last year in the Annals of Internal Medicine found
that people with chronic low back pain who regularly practiced gentle yoga
experienced greater relief of symptoms than those who subscribed to aerobic
and strength exercises or were given a copy of “The Back Pain
Helpbook.”
There is also evidence that the mind can have effects beyond the psychological.
For instance, research published in 2003 in the journal Psychosomatic Medicine
reported that meditation produced measurable changes in the brain’s
electrical activity and the body’s immune system.
If nothing else, experts say, relaxation will do little harm.
Astin teaches a kind of meditation that encourages patients to call a truce
with their bodies. “There is a programming in the body to move away
from pain,” he says. This can make the body tense.
When people stop their private war, he says, they become more relaxed and
feel they are not at the mercy of their own bodies. He points out that you
can try this at home: Next time you undergo something painful (like a shot
or a dental procedure), try relaxing and just allowing it to happen without
recoil.
Methods That Might Help
• Relaxation techniques: Practices that seek to reduce muscular tension
or elicit the opposite of arousal.
• Meditation: The two most extensively researched forms of meditation
are transcendental meditation and mindfulness meditation. In transcendental
meditation, a person concentrates on a word or phrase as a way of quieting
internal mental dialogue. In mindfulness meditation, a person attends to
sensations and emotions as they arise.
• Guided imagery: Guided imagery involves using mental images as a route
to relaxation or a sense of well-being.
• Biofeedback: Biofeedback uses devices that help amplify a physical
process, such as blood pressure or muscle tension, that normally can’t
be detected. An example would be hearing a tone that changes as muscles relax.
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Like Swimmer, pictured
here below, Will's ancestor Red Wolf was a Cherokee "Di-da-na-wi-sgi" (Medicine
Man)
Our Cherokee grandfather's most ancient stories tell us that we Cherokee
were in exodus and walked a great distance when we came to the ocean. With
faith we built rafts and crossed the ocean, coming from the East across the
Eastern Ocean (from the "Old World") to the West (The New World) and established
a life for ourselves in this new land of the Americas. The Cherokee
may
have had a connection to the Ancient Hindus through the
Phoenicians.
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The temperature-sensitive neurons in your body have a protein receptor called
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the sensory nerve into the spinal cord, which would then be relayed to the
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damages tissues and thwarts the healing process.
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Conventional Chronic Pain Management
Conventional Management of Chronic Pain usually involves a combination of
one or more of the following:
Over the Counter Medication
Acetaminophens- exert pain-reducing effect on the central nervous system
by reducing the threshold of pain. Examples include Tylenol and Aspirin Free
Excedrin. Side-effects include liver damage and increased risk of stomach
bleeding.
Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs - reduce the production of prostaglandins
which cause pain. Examples include Aspirin, Motrin, and Aleve. Side-effects
include gastrointestinal ulcers, stomach bleeding, and tinnitus.
Topical Coricosteroids / Ice Packs - exhibit a cooling effect to relieve
pain. Examples include Apercreme, Ben-Gay, and Icy Hot. Side-effects include
redness or skin irritation.
Prescription Drugs
Corticosteroids - ease swelling, redness, itching, and allergic reactions.
Examples include Deltasione, Hydetrasol, and Solu-Medrol. Common side-effects
include weight gain, upset stomach, headache, mood changes, troubled sleep,
weakened immune system.
Opioids - interfere and stop the transmission of pain messages to the brain
by attaching to opioid receptors on the surface of cells in the brain, spinal
cord, and gastrointestinal tract. They also alter the sensation of pain in
the brain. Examples include Morphine, Fentanyl, Oxycodone, and Codeine. Common
side-effects include drowsiness, nausea, constipation, itching, breathing
problems, and addiction.
Antidepressants - treat pain by adjusting levels of neurotransmitters (natural
chemicals) in the brain to increase the availability of the body's signals
for well-being and relaxation. Examples include Celexa, Prozac, Paxil, Zoloft,
Elavil, Tofranil, Pamelor, and Effexor. Common side-effects include blurry
vision, constipation, difficulty urinating, dry mouth, fatigue, nausea, headache.
Anticonvulsants - minimize the effects of nerves that cause pain. Examples
include Tegretol, Neurontin, and Lyrica. Common side-effects include drowsiness,
dizziness, fatigue, and nausea.
In summary, the conventional approach seeks to relieve pain by using chemicals
to:
1) Reduce the production of prostaglandins.
2) Reduce inflammation.
3) Exert pain-reducing effect on the central nervous system.
Side-effects are possible and pain and inflammation typically returns once
medication is stopped. Also the intake of medication results in chemical
residue (toxins) remaining in body tissues which will result in long-term
health decline.
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My name is Will Anderson. My wife I are health affiliates
for India Herbs™. I would like to congratulate you for taking the first
step to reaching for a real solution to your health. I am schooled in Cherokee
ethnobotany, and we have used these products, and we benefited from them,
as have many others who have also provided
