When you Have Headaches Everyday & Live in Stamford

(Newswire.net — August 30, 2016) Darien, CONNECTICUT –Do you have any idea what it is like to have headaches everyday? There are many negative implications that affect the chronic headache sufferer, besides the terrible pain. There are possible implications at work for poor performance or missed time. Think about how the family must endure another of Mom’s bad headache days. Then there is lost time spent in a dark room when you could be out exercising or having fun. There are no positives here.

When medicine fails to help the chronic headache sufferer there are some effective alternatives that just might do the trick. Now if the medicine works you would not be needing to read this article. Often overlooked are certain exercises that can address posural stresses that often contribute to headaches in the first place. 

A particular helpful treatment is the applied use of cold laser therapy applied to acupuncture points related to the head. You can watch a demonstration by clicking the link. There are literally hundreds of acupuncture points but when the right ones are stimulated by a process called photobiomodulation there can be a profound effect on the pain associated with headaches. The process involves stimulating the mitochondria within the cells to produce energy. The rationale is that blocked energy requires additional energyin the form of adenosine tri-phosphate (ATP) to provide fuel for the body.

While exercise and lasers are alternative solutions they represent hope for those afflicted with headaches everyday. Problem with headaches is that most doctors do not know what is causing them. I can tell you that what I know is that a majority of headaches are caused by vertebral subluxations in the cervical spine. An overlooked fact that my medical counter parts fail to recognize.

The take away here is that if you get headaches on a regular basis and medications are not helping you may want to seek alternatives. They may just do the trick. Thanks for reading.