sprain/strain

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<,physio handbook. This is taught in all medical, chiropractic, and other alternative healing schools. If as you claim they are doing it different in Asia then they need to reconsider the reprocussions. >>

 

Hello Doc Scot so, is just one way ?

Why should we accept that the body will only accept oone way when there is no end to It's inteligent ways of healing ??

I am not arguing is just a thought

R

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My 2 cents is that perhaps the skin temp is elevated for a short period

of time to draw the blood to the surface to accept the arnica.

Roxanne

 

Roxanne J. Brown

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Yesssssssssssss, the point here is that there is principles and there is other principles. We can't close down other principles until we use them or put it to test in clinical practice.

Yes a short duration 4 to 5 minutes and arnica as liniment will push arnica deeper into the realm of disturbance, meaning faster absorption.

But I agree that ice has its value in swellings and to stop swelling. But we need to leave it open for the idea that there are experts and they have their years of putting some principles to the test and saw the benefits of procedures such as 4 to 5 minutes heat to make absorption faster eventhought there is presence of swelling or initial sprain.

I would not advice anyone else do make this kinds of decision without this experiences. But in this case was my advice and my experience 14years

But to not confuse the folks here, I would say continue your use of ice in case of strain/sprain.

R

 

>>My 2 cents is that perhaps the skin temp is elevated for a short period

 

of time to draw the blood to the surface to accept the arnica.

Roxanne