But if the reader can overcome personal and professional bias, often there are statements contained in these reports that can give some direction to interested persons. As you might expect, there was considerable disagreement among health professionals concerning the findings and recommendations made in this report. So in summary form, here are several statements taken from this report. In clinical case series studies in which conservative, reversible, noninvasive therapy was emphasized, the presenting signs and symptoms appeared to improve in the vast majority of patients. Given current evidence, special emphasis should be placed on the avoidance of extensive restorative procedures to treat a disorder that may change over time.
Some experts recommend exercise and stress management.
Rest and dietary modifications may help some patients. These therapies are generally conservative and non-invasive. In all fields of medicine, things change over time. Treatments are used today that were unknown only a few years ago. These recommendations may well change as new and exciting information becomes available, and research proves it s validity.