Posts Tagged ‘Relaxation’

Chemotherapy to fight leukemia

chemotherapy to fight leukemiaChemotherapy is one of the methods used to combat leukemia and, in general, all types of cancer. Involves the application of specific drugs intensively. Used more than 50 different drugs to prevent the growth, multiplication and dissemination of cancer cells. Usually performed before surgery, but also combined with surgery and radiotherapy. His prescription arises through the application of advanced technology and complex chemical mixtures, but things do not enough if the chemotherapy fails to materialize in the precise dose.

Not everyone absorbs the chemicals at the same speed. Today scientists are working especially in the doses specified.

According to a study by American researchers, leukemia can be treated more efficiently with a new chemotherapy merits.
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Relaxation and breathing

relaxation and breathingThe relaxation and breathing techniques are usually very close, and relaxation exercises begin work on respiration. Once that is achieved adequate respiration are ready to proceed with the relaxation exercise in itself.

Yoga practitioners are well aware that the main thing in all the exercises is to achieve a relaxed breathing, slow and deep and that the more you work on breathing best results are obtained irrespective of the relaxation exercise is made below.
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Relaxation Techniques Part.I

Relaxation Techniques

In recent years the words “tension“, “anxiety” and “stress” have entered our everyday language to describe certain states often suffer disturbing, especially those who live in big cities.

Tension and anxiety are normal psychophysiological mechanisms that are activated for our body and mind to be alert so that we can meet our daily activities, you can even say that the need for life. “Stress” is a controversial term, but it could easily be defined as an altered state resulting from imbalance between the demands of the environment, whether real or subjective, and resources available to us to face them.
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