 | Osteopathy is a non-invasive, hands-on form of holistic medicine that aims to support the body's natural, self-healing ability by manipulating bones, muscle, ligaments and tissues to restore proper alignment and function to all bodily systems. By Susan Ware |
Wondering what medical specialist is right for your specific chronic pain condition? There are several choices, and one is right for you. By Rebecca Mikulin |
Unfortunately there is no cure or magic pill that will help the people who suffer from tinnitus to no longer hear the noises in their head. The good news is tinnitus is receiving more attention and new research is currently taking place. |
The main difference between an osteopathic physician and an allopathic doctor is the emphasis in the training an osteopathic physician receives, focusing on treating the whole body instead of the symptoms that may be bothering you. By Rachel Mork |
Labyrinthitis can be treated with cranial osteopathy to help relive inflammation of the inner ear. It is more common in babies and children than adults. There are different ways to treat labyrinthitis, depending on its cause. Cranial osteopathy diagnoses and treats a disease by gentle manipulation of the skull bones. By Christobel Rajesh |
 | Understanding osteopathic medicine and osteopathic manipulation can help you decide whether you would like to visit a doctor of osteopathy, known as a DO, or a medical doctor, MD. By Laura Evans |
Cranial osteopathy is an approach designed to provide relief from headaches, sinus conditions and even fatigue. By Laura Evans |
The need to define what an osteopath does is important when deciding between a medical doctor or doctor of osteopathy. By Laura Evans |
 | The route that leads one doctor to choose osteopathic medicine as a practice is strikingly similar to that of a medical doctor. By Laura Evans |
