When it comes to fibromyalgia, there are many misunderstandings. Read about some of the myths and facts about the condition and what treatments are available to help you overcome the pain.
When in pain or plagued with a headache, most people turn to pain relievers like Aspirin or Ibuprofen. If those don’t help, the next step is usually to go see a doctor for a prescription pain killer, some of which can be become dangerously addicting. Likewise, when stressed out or having trouble sleeping, some people go to their doctor for a prescription, while others may turn to herbs, homeopathy or home remedies.
What many don’t realize though is that most of these issues can also be relieved by a nice massage. Massages are a healthy alternative to prescriptions and OTC medicines; not only do they feel great, but they’re extremely relaxing.
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