Fibromyalgia
Balneotherapy + aquatic exercise for fibromyalgia – two independent studies highlight importance of water
Exercising in water improves function and quality of life for people with fibromyalgia says a new review of the evidence. And so does balneotherapy, the treatment of disease by bathing in mineral springs.Age impacts vitamin D effects in fibromyalgia – new research
Vitamin D supplements help young and old people with fibromyalgia, but in different ways, suggests interesting new research.
Continue reading Dance like nobody’s watching – it could even relieve some fibromyalgia symptoms…
Dancing helps people with fibromyalgia, especially if it’s creative, says a review of the evidence in Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice. Exercise has been shown to be an effective way of reducing fibromyalgia symptoms. Some work also reports benefits of dance-based interventions. So a team set out to see if creative dance and repetitive dance have similar levels of success.
Acupuncture may treat fibromyalgia symptoms says new research
Acupuncture is one of the treatments recommended for people with chronic pain, and a new review confirms that it’s well worth a try for those with fibromyalgia.
Magnesium may reduce some fibromyalgia symptoms
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