MP>JK>MP>In an upcoming article in a medical journal, there will be a
MP>JK>MP>report of a new pain treatment for post-polio triggerpoint pain.
MP>JK>MP>Electromagnetic fields of a certain strength have been found to
MP>JK>MP>alleviate this specific type of pain.
MP>JK>MP>Non-invasive, non-chemical (note that I include herbs, etc. in
MP>JK>MP>that classification) pain management.
MP>JK>Something like the Tenns units which have been used for some time
MP>JK>now?
MP>The YNS unit is a simple device. No, this is a bit more complicated.
I would hope so.  The first of the other units I saw used was back in
1980, I think.
MP>When I get more info, I will definitely post it here. Two of my buddies
MP>are physiatrists. (Funny thing about them is that they both have the
MP>same name, but are not related.)
Went all the way through Seattle U. with a man who was the chief
psychologist at McNeil Island, when it was Federal.  He used to get me
interested in reading standard psychiatric fare.  Needless to say, there
was much in it I didn't agree with at all. Didn't make sense.
In that, as well as in religion, I am an agonostic.  A true agnostic.
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