An 8 page overview of the value of humor and laughter in physical and psychological therapy. Reviews the physiological effects of laughter and presents correlations which would indicate that it could be used an effective therapeutic tool in counseling. Emphasizes, however, that individual reaction to humor varies and that careful thought should be employed in its use in the counseling environment. Bibliography lists 9 sources. A 3 page research paper on the benefits of hydrotherapy.
Subjects covered include mitochondrial myopathy, arthritis, sore muscles, and asthma.
Bibliography lists 8 sources. In exchange for combative medicine, the preventive approach to health care seeks to treat the entire being as a single entity, rather than address it as many components. His views are compared with 5 other health articles. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Chiropractic lends itself to addressing spinal misalignment subluxation a situation that practitioners claim can overwhelmingly and adversely impact the entire body.