| Far Infrared Therapy Treatment News How Can I Get My Therapy Clothes & Therapy Gloves? You can get your orthopaedic joint supports & far infrared therapy clothes delivered to your door without the inconvenience & expense of visiting a shop or clinic. And, with Thermomedic, a leading health care provider, continuously researching & refining these medical breakthrough treatments.....now, that's peace of mind you can trust! To get your safe, natural health and medical pain relief order here Can Far Infrared Therapy Improve The Symptoms Of Fibromyalgia? Monday November 15 2010 A new study has found that far infrared therapy, a gentle,non-pharmeceutical treatment may help reduce the spectrum of physical problems associated with fibromyalgia. The researchers found far infrared therapy treatments helped ease the symptoms associated with fibromyalgia, such as pain, fatigue, morning tiredness & stiffness by improving physical functioning and overall well-being. Though the study was small, the results are seen to be significant. Participants were able to reduce their reliance on their pain medications. The study is still continuing & more detailed results will be released when completed. Ceramic Nanoparticles Used In The Fight Against Cancer Wednesday 17th March 2010 Pioneering Australian scientists are working on medical techniques using nanotechnology to help treat breast cancer. Professor Michael Cortie, director of the Institute for Nano Scale Technology at the University of Technology Sydney, says the breakthrough technology has the potential to destroy cancer tumours without damaging surrounding cells. At Queensland's Institute for Bioengineering & Nanotechnology the use of ceramic nanoparticles is helping to detect early stage breast cancer to help save lives Magnetic Stimulation As Therapy Monday 8th March 2010 Unlocking Safe Treatments For Chronic Pain and More..... Static magnets, the kind you can use to attach a photo to your refrigerator, have been used for centuries as a safe, effective natural therapy for a wide variety of health problems, including osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis & gout pain relief. But now, according to a recent study by the Mayo Clinic in the US, an exciting new era of magnetic therapy is under way. The therapy, called transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), involves using brief powerful electromagnetic pulses to alter brain activity. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has already approved TMS therapy for those who have depression that isn't responding to drug therapy. In addition, researchers are studying new uses of magnetic therapy, such as controlling acute and chronic pain, reducing ringing in the ears and stopping or preventing migraines. Natural Remedies For Beneficial Health Results 2 November 2009 The Australian Federal Government is trialling complimentary medicines to reduce hospital stay & improve the quality of life for patients. Health Minister, Nicola Roxon is funding the research. Two-thirds of Australians use complimentary medicines to stop pain, ease joint stiffness & swelling as well as improve over-all health to reduce their dependence upon costly medicines & invasive surgery. Far infrared therapy garments offer real health benefits for those who suffer with arthritis pain, carpal tunnel, rheumatism & other degenerative joint diseases. Treat Diabetes Early 14 April 2009 New scientific research shows half of all type 2 diabetes patients require early, aggressive medical treatment and insulin injections to help prevent severe eye, nerve and kidney problems. The Australian study of 3900 patients from 500 medical practices throughout Australia found 25% of diabetics had very high blood sugar levels despite the introduction of new, advanced drugs and insulin to help manage the disease. A healthy eating plan with physical exercise is usually not enough to control blood sugar levels so drug therapy should be introduced much earlier, said University of Melbourne medical researcher, Associate Professor Richard MacIsaac. He states, “Evidence shows intensive glucose control delays the onset and progression of diabetes-related complications and gives patients a better quality of life.” One doctor admits, however, that most general practitioners find it easier to prescribe medicines, just as it's easier for a patient to take a tablet than to improve their lifestyle. Sadly, left untreated, diabetes can result in blood glucose levels becoming progressively worse, raising the risk of eye damage which can lead to blindness, kidney disease, neuropathy or nerve damage. The good news is that there are also some natural therapies available to type 2 diabetes sufferers to help ease their symptoms of diabetes which offer a less aggressive treatment. Many people believe alternative medicines can help diabetes patients live a more active life style without interfering with their prescribed medications. Remember, it is also vital to follow the advice of your trusted health care professional to ensure your continued good health and well-being. Dental Care & Diabetes Type 2 12, January 2009 A recent report states "treating gum disease in patients who have diabetes with procedures such as flossing, cleaning and periodontal scaling means lower medical & dental costs." These results are good news, said Prof Taylor of University of Michigan. The research project investigated whether undergoing routine, non-pharmaceutical treatments for gum disease is linked to reduced medical expenses for people with type 2 diabetes. Caring for Chronic Diseases 7 January 2009 A review in the January/February 2009 issue of Health Affairs, reports that ".... U.S. health care is set up for quick fixes to acute problems." Author Katie Coleman, from Group Health Center for Health Studies says "this can be expensive, ineffective, and inefficient." The high cost and the fragmented U.S. healthcare system are just two reasons why people suffering from chronic conditions, such as degenerative joint disease, seek gentle, natural pain relief with complimentary medicines. Australians Lead the World in Biological Medicine. 12 August 2008 Australian scientists have made an important breakthrough which could help prevent diseases such as leukaemia, rheumatoid arthritis and asthma. Scientists know cells get the information to replicate from signals from the body, however, new 3D imaging has allowed researchers to see how this works. Researcher, Professor Michael Parker from the St Vincent's Institute states they can now work on developing a cure. Parker says, "If we can stop those strings forming, then there's no signal. And if there's no signal, then the cells will stop proliferating." It is hoped this discovery will lead to targeted treatments and cures, such as a cure for rheumatoid arthritis. Osteoarthritis Is Affecting More Australians 4 August 2008 Professor Lyn March reveals that osteoarthritis is affecting more Australians. Generally affecting those over the age of 45 to 50 you can slow the process to ease painful osteoarthritis symptoms. Good diet, adequate vitamin D & calcium and regular physical exercise to improve balance and maintain peak bone mass for stronger bone and muscle is highly recommended to avoid osteoarthritis. Osteoarthritis Risk Factors: ~ Low bone density ~ Family History of osteoarthritis ~ Being female ~ Physical disability ~ Inadequate diet ~ Previous bone fractures Approved by doctors, Thermomedic Therapy Garments provide sufferers of osteoarthritis with vital compressive joint support and soothing warmth to allow you to be physically active for a happy, full and active life. Osteoarthritis joint pain can be relieved....safely and naturally! Do You Want To Suffer Less Arthritis Pain? 11 June 2008 Pain is the most universally reported symptom in arthritis and other degenerative diseases. How one person reacts to pain may also be very different from the way another person reacts. It is hard to define pain because it can be acute, or short term or chronic, long term. This can affect the sufferer physically and emotionally. Arthritis often has an unpredictable pattern with pain being worse on some occasions while at other times it seems a little better. Chronic pain can be exhausting making you feel down and unmotivated. Therefore, the successful management of pain in arthritis needs to be tailored to your needs. The good news is that a great deal can be done to mange your pain with safe, natural therapies. The R&D team at Thermomedic strive to ensure you receive the very best in far infrared therapy products. Nano-technology To Treat Cancer Tumors 23 May 2008 Researchers from the MIT Research Centre in The States are using nano- technology to target cancer tumors with great results. Medical studies show these advanced treatments are proving to be less invasive than traditional cancer treatments, offering hope of improved quality of life choices. This should not be confused with genetic engineering or agricultural modification. Advancements In Australian Nano-technology 27 March 2008 Australian nanotechnology research and development is set to benefit from a new joint collaboration between the Australian Microscopy and Microanalysis Research Facility at the University of Sydney and Australian National Fabrication Facility in Melbourne. Nanotechnology will underpin advances right across health care. This will have improved application in medical treatments for cancer, rheumatoid arthritis and other degenerative diseases which have in the past required invasive surgical intervention and medications causing unpleasant side effects. These medical advances now offer better choices for those people suffering debilitating pain and serious health complaints for whom previously there were few treatment options. What is Nanotechnology? Nanotechnology is engineering at the molecular level to create new, safe materials. Through careful medical research these materials offer safe, beneficial treatments for health complaints which previously required invasive procedures leading to longer rehabilitation periods. Thermomedic Therapy Garments source our materials from leading manufacturers whose commitment to research and development ensures our customers always receive the very best in far infrared therapy products. |
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| Help For Psoriatic Arthritis 7 June 2009 A form of arthritis that affects some people with psoriasis. Psoriatic arthritis symptoms include joint pain, stiffness & swelling. It can affect any part of your body, including your fingertips & spine. There is no cure for psoriatic arthritis, so the focus is on controlling symptoms to prevent damage to your joints. Without care & regular exercise, psoriatic arthritis may be disabling. Therapy garments help ease pain & swelling to assist with symptom relief. |
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If you're living with the
pain of fibromyalgia, you
might feel that relief is
almost impossible. But...
did you know that recent
clinical studies have
found using a
combination of
prescription medicines
and non-medical
therapies can work best
to help soothe
fibromyalgia pain?
So, what's meant by the
term non-medical
therapy? Well, it includes
non-pharmaceutical
treatments, such as
remedial exercise,
adequate rest and sleep,
a healthy diet, as well as
alternative medicines.
While the mere thought
of exercise may seem
overwhelming when you’
re struggling with the
pain and fatigue of
fibromyalgia, natural
therapies can help you.
In fact, many
fibromyalgia sufferers
are finding non-
prescription treatments
using far infrared therapy
are providing gentle,
safe symptom relief....
even helping to reduce
their dependence upon
prescription drugs.
Further, these studies
found that
complementary
treatments using far
infrared therapy assists
you to take a more
holistic approach to
managing your
fibromyalgia pain. As
with all treatments,
individual responses
may vary, but sufferers of
fibromyalgia find FIR
thermal therapy helps
them to regain control
over their fibromyalgia by
reducing symptom flare-
ups, enhancing quality of
sleep and improving
joint mobility.
And remember......
always discuss your
health care needs with
your physiotherapist or
doctor when introducing
a new exercise routine or
change of lifestyle
habits. This means that
together, you and your
trusted health care
professional can achieve
a whole body approach
to help ease your
fibromyalgia pain.
You might call it lifestyle
therapy!
pain of fibromyalgia, you
might feel that relief is
almost impossible. But...
did you know that recent
clinical studies have
found using a
combination of
prescription medicines
and non-medical
therapies can work best
to help soothe
fibromyalgia pain?
So, what's meant by the
term non-medical
therapy? Well, it includes
non-pharmaceutical
treatments, such as
remedial exercise,
adequate rest and sleep,
a healthy diet, as well as
alternative medicines.
While the mere thought
of exercise may seem
overwhelming when you’
re struggling with the
pain and fatigue of
fibromyalgia, natural
therapies can help you.
In fact, many
fibromyalgia sufferers
are finding non-
prescription treatments
using far infrared therapy
are providing gentle,
safe symptom relief....
even helping to reduce
their dependence upon
prescription drugs.
Further, these studies
found that
complementary
treatments using far
infrared therapy assists
you to take a more
holistic approach to
managing your
fibromyalgia pain. As
with all treatments,
individual responses
may vary, but sufferers of
fibromyalgia find FIR
thermal therapy helps
them to regain control
over their fibromyalgia by
reducing symptom flare-
ups, enhancing quality of
sleep and improving
joint mobility.
And remember......
always discuss your
health care needs with
your physiotherapist or
doctor when introducing
a new exercise routine or
change of lifestyle
habits. This means that
together, you and your
trusted health care
professional can achieve
a whole body approach
to help ease your
fibromyalgia pain.
You might call it lifestyle
therapy!
Hip Fractures & Complimentary Therapies
Tuesday September 27 2011
Hip fractures are a serious health problem leading to disability, reduced quality of life, loss of
independence and even premature death. Every day in 2007 more than 40 Australians, many
aged 65 or over, broke their hip. Osteoporosis and osteoporotic fractures can be prevented
through lifestyle changes to reduce the risk of falls.
While there is no cure for osteoporosis there are some easy, effective ways to help manage
your osteoporosis symptoms as well as improve your general health and quality of life.
Thermomedic Therapy hip supports can help improve circulation for better joint mobility and
reduced pain. The compressive hip supports are an ideal choice to retain the correct
position of surgical dressings, too.
Health-care research into osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis and osteoporosis suggests
that females are more likely to take positive action to manage their condition and have a
lower rate of joint replacement than males. Further, research suggests that complimentary
medicines, such as far infrared therapy garments, may slow the progression of these
conditions for improved health care outcomes.
Women who break a hip in their late 60s are five times more likely to die within a year than
those who remain injury free, research shows. The outlook for older women with hip
fractures is also grim, with those in their 70s having double the chance of dying within 12
months, while for those in their 80s almost triple.
Researchers found the increased chance of dying from a hip fracture were independent of
any underlying health conditions. Clinical studies also found women with broken hips faced
an increased risk of dying early when complicated by existing health problems, such as
degenerative joint disease or diabetes. Even women who enjoyed excellent health before
breaking their hip were often unable to recover because hip fractures can be so devastating.
Research findings based on a 20 year study suggest that it is the hip fracture and not poor
health that puts these women at increased risk of dying. Further, women are at the highest
risk of dying within the first three months after hip fracture, possibly due to the trauma of
hospitalisation, surgery and immobility. Hip fractures in the elderly often occur after a fall or
following slipping, tripping or stumbling which frequently require surgery. It is not surprising
that women and men with fragile and brittle bones due to osteoporosis are especially at risk
of hip fractures.
Did you know in 2007 there were more than 16,500 osteoporotic hip fractures reported in
Australians aged over 40?
Tuesday September 27 2011
Hip fractures are a serious health problem leading to disability, reduced quality of life, loss of
independence and even premature death. Every day in 2007 more than 40 Australians, many
aged 65 or over, broke their hip. Osteoporosis and osteoporotic fractures can be prevented
through lifestyle changes to reduce the risk of falls.
While there is no cure for osteoporosis there are some easy, effective ways to help manage
your osteoporosis symptoms as well as improve your general health and quality of life.
Thermomedic Therapy hip supports can help improve circulation for better joint mobility and
reduced pain. The compressive hip supports are an ideal choice to retain the correct
position of surgical dressings, too.
Health-care research into osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis and osteoporosis suggests
that females are more likely to take positive action to manage their condition and have a
lower rate of joint replacement than males. Further, research suggests that complimentary
medicines, such as far infrared therapy garments, may slow the progression of these
conditions for improved health care outcomes.
Women who break a hip in their late 60s are five times more likely to die within a year than
those who remain injury free, research shows. The outlook for older women with hip
fractures is also grim, with those in their 70s having double the chance of dying within 12
months, while for those in their 80s almost triple.
Researchers found the increased chance of dying from a hip fracture were independent of
any underlying health conditions. Clinical studies also found women with broken hips faced
an increased risk of dying early when complicated by existing health problems, such as
degenerative joint disease or diabetes. Even women who enjoyed excellent health before
breaking their hip were often unable to recover because hip fractures can be so devastating.
Research findings based on a 20 year study suggest that it is the hip fracture and not poor
health that puts these women at increased risk of dying. Further, women are at the highest
risk of dying within the first three months after hip fracture, possibly due to the trauma of
hospitalisation, surgery and immobility. Hip fractures in the elderly often occur after a fall or
following slipping, tripping or stumbling which frequently require surgery. It is not surprising
that women and men with fragile and brittle bones due to osteoporosis are especially at risk
of hip fractures.
Did you know in 2007 there were more than 16,500 osteoporotic hip fractures reported in
Australians aged over 40?