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ing pain. Common types of hydrotherapy include warm water baths, steam baths, sitz baths, sauna, compresses, wraps, contrast hydrotherapy and pool hydrotherapy. Water therapy has been used for centuries in rehabilitation and holistic medicine and has the ability to ease infl ammation and stimulate circulation.


Manipulation


Manipulation is the application of pressure to a person's spine or other parts of their body by a qualifi ed healthcare provider. Manipulation is commonly used to alleviate spinal nerve pressure and reduce muscle spasms. The goals of manipulation are to increase range of mo- tion, reduce nerve irritability and improve overall function.


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Lifestyle Modifi cations Experts say a diet overhaul can have


a dramatic effect on those suffering from chronic pain and a comprehensive diet plan should be part of such patients’ treat- ment plans. The ideal diet for chronic pain sufferers would be an anti-infl ammatory diet due to the effect of infl ammation levels on pain. The main components of an anti- infl ammatory diet are consume a minimum of 8 servings of fresh vegetables/fruit daily, restrict dairy/grains, and avoid red meat. Also, daily exercise, such as walking, swimming or cycling, can optimize the effects of an anti-infl ammatory diet. The combination of an anti-infl ammatory diet and an exercise regimen may also encour- age weight loss, which is crucial as obesity is highly infl ammatory.


Take the fi rst step in your healing journey and schedule an appointment with a naturopathic physician to begin a pain treatment protocol specifi c for you and start living again!


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Christie A. Morelli, N.D. is a licensed na- turopathic physician currently practicing at ProNatural Physicians Group based in Berlin. Dr. Morelli earned her doctorate in naturopathic medicine from the University of Bridgeport in 2018. Dr. Morelli strongly believes her patients can achieve optimal health by integrating a combination of naturopathic and allopathic medicine. Dr. Morelli’s treatment modalities include bo- tanical and nutraceutical supplementation, nutrition, aromatherapy, hydrotherapy, lifestyle modifi cation and patient educa- tion. She can be contacted at ProNatural Physicians Group at 860.829.0707. See ad on page 11.


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