Remember the Sci-Fi Channel’s made for TV movie and the TV show “PainKiller Jane“? I thought it was a pretty cool concept to have this invincibility to injury and death, though Jane Vasco, the heroine in the show, did feel physical pain during the healing process. The pain was temporary once the serious injuries (e.g., axe buried in her spine) were healed. Sorry for being a bit graphic here, but I’m sure everybody would love to have such powers.
Unfortunately, in the real world, I think 99.9% of the people on this earth probably do not have such powers. Okay, call me weird, by I will reserve the 0.1% as the “X” factor. As the popular saying goes, “You never know …”. But all kidding aside, it appears the U.S. is smack-dab in the middle of a serious national problem due to the way the medical profession is treating individuals with physical pain. Continue reading
If one of your family member or a very close friend is suffering from back pain, then you can appreciate what it means to be pain free. But for the individual with back pain, it’s probably a very frustrating and demoralizing way of life. At times you might feel okay, and suddenly the change in weather or a little physical activity will shoot excruciating pain in your back. The tips that follow will hopefully provide you with some information to manage your back pain. 
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Did you know that there are a lot of people in the U.S. that’s suffering from chronic pain? Though the numbers range from 70 to 150 million people, the bottom line is the fact that there are a lot of people living in pain in America! And this type of pain isn’t your normal “ouch!” that goes away after a few minutes or hours. Nope. Chronic pain is this nagging, stubborn and persistent pain that does not heal by itself, and moreover, does not respond to those standard pain relief treatments.
