Pain management

Published Studies and Reports Include

• 1. DLPA
  Subject: Its use as an enkephalanise inhibitor - in the treatment of intractable pain.
  Authors: K BUDD et al.
  Publication: Advances in Pain Research and Therapy Vol 5 NY. 1983
  
• 2. BROMELAIN
  Subject: The mechanism of the psychological action of Bromelain.
  Authors: S TAUSSIG.
  Publication: Medical Hypothesis 6. 1980;6:99-104-176
• 3. FISH OIL
  Subject: Effects of dietary enrichment with eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexanoic acids on in vitro neutrophil and monocyte leuktriene generation and neutrophil generation.
  Authors: T LEE, R HOOVER, J WILLIAMS et al.
  Publication: New Eng Med J. 1985;312:1217-1214
• 4. ACUPUNCTURE
  Subject: A study on enhancing the effects of phenylalanine on acupuncture analgesia.
  Authors: T KITADE, M MINAMIKAWA, T NAWATA et al.
  Publication: Am J Chin Med. 1981;9:243-248
• 5. WHITE WILLOW
  Subject: The early clinical history of salicylates in rheumatology and pain.
  Authors: T HEDNER, B EVERTS.
  Publication: Clin Rheumatol. 1998;17:17-25
• 6. CAYENNE
  Subject: The neuropharmacology of capsaicin: a review of recent observations.
  Authors: SH BUCK, TF BURKS.
  Publication: Ann Clin Lab Sci. 1986;38:179-226
• 7. DEVILS CLAW
  Subject: Handbook of herbal medicines.
  Authors: JA DUKE.
  Publication: CRC Press (Boca FL). 1985
• 8. CAYENNE CREAM
  Subject: Hot peppers and substance P.
  Authors: EDITORIAL.
  Publication: Lancet. 1983;i.p:1:198