Magnet therapy: what's the attraction?

Article Abstract:

A number of people who work out are wearing magnets just above their knees and elbows to minimize pain and heal damaged tissue. There is little research into the effect of magnets, but one study has confirmed their pain relieving qualities.

Care and treatment, Pain, Pain management, Magnets

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Food of the month: mushroom

Article Abstract:

The potential health-giving properties of mushrooms are expounded. They have for centuries been linked with increased sexuality and are said to have anticancer properties and promote longevity.

Recipes and menus, Mushrooms

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Acupressure: Vitality through touch

Article Abstract:

A brief guide to acupressure is presented. Techniques help pain relief and are said to work by restoring energy balance.

Acupressure

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