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Dysphagia is the medical term for difficulty swallowing. When dysphagia is mild, it may cause an individual only to stop eating for a minute or less, but when it is severe, it can prevent an individual from taking in enough calories for adequate nutrition. Dysphagia has many causes. First, there may be physical obstruction to the passage of food. Second, there may be abnormalities in the function of the nerves of the brain, throat, and esophagus whose normal function is necessary to coordinate swallowing. Finally, there also may be abnormalities of the muscles of the throat and esophagus themselves. Metatron Hospital Scanning

Quantum Bioresonance Chinese Herbal Medicine, Arthritis%20Treatment and Manage Pain Using Quantum Headset. Much like its name suggests the device is designed to support the wrist and fingers like a splint, gently immobilizing the hand inside cushioned foam that is itself wrapped in a soft flannel-like material. test

In Chinese medicine, pulse taking is one of the principal method of diagnosis. There are three pulse locations on each wrist, giving a total of twelve different pulses. By careful analysis of the pulse parameters an experienced physician can diagnose a present or pending internal malfunction well before the patient is aware of any symptoms. Scanning

There is no doubt that Man has always been fascinated by electricity. From very early times the therapeutic properties of electricity has been accepted. Early Man fashioned bracelets, necklaces and talisman of amber and other materials that were capable of developing a static electric charge. Metatron Scanning

Quantum Bioresonance Psychotherapy, Arthritis%20Treatment and Nursing Medicomat. test When local vasoconstriction becomes excessive, the body responds by releasing specific neuropeptides (CGRP, substance P, and neurokinin A), causing a rebound dilation in the segments of these overly constricted arteries. This sudden rebound dilation is a natural defensive mechanism of our body to compensate for extended periods of blood deprivation. These arteries are wrapped with sensitive pain receptors and are being activated due to dilation of arteries, thus causing migraine pain. The migraine pain is often localized because over-dilation occurs in a limited area.