New neuroscience research shows that breathwork can synchronize brain activity in ways similar to psychedelic states — offering measurable relief and calm. For those living with Arachnoiditis and chronic pain, this ancient practice is gaining scientific validation as a valuable tool to improve quality of life.

Ancient Buddhist monks practiced intentional breathwork for centuries to calm the mind and ease suffering. Now, new fMRI research proves these practices synchronize brain regions and may offer real pain relief — bridging ancient wisdom and modern neuroscience.

Deep Breathing for stress and pain reduction

How intractable pain and inflammation can cause the adrenal glands to become depleted

Read Dr. Tennant's latest bulletin on the benefit of Ketorolac also known as Toradol. Please note: Dr. Tennant incorrectly refers to...

What to do when you're newly diagnosed with Arachnoiditis

This blog is about inflammation and the pain that arises from the inflammatory process.

This is a great bulletin that describes what neuropathic pain is and what's effective at treating it. Be sure to check out Dr. Tennant's...