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On the Orthokine inventors website, they state that the procedure is often combined with acupuncture and possibly other anti-inflammatory or pain-relieving medications.
Dr. Josh Dines and Dr. Rock Positano: Tourist Attractions in Germany: Castles, Breweries and Orthokine Injections Dr. Josh Dines 2012
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On the Orthokine inventors website, they state that the procedure is often combined with acupuncture and possibly other anti-inflammatory or pain-relieving medications.
Dr. Josh Dines and Dr. Rock Positano: Tourist Attractions in Germany: Castles, Breweries and Orthokine Injections Dr. Josh Dines 2012
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On the Orthokine inventors website, they state that the procedure is often combined with acupuncture and possibly other anti-inflammatory or pain-relieving medications.
Dr. Josh Dines and Dr. Rock Positano: Tourist Attractions in Germany: Castles, Breweries and Orthokine Injections Dr. Josh Dines 2012
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On the Orthokine inventors website, they state that the procedure is often combined with acupuncture and possibly other anti-inflammatory or pain-relieving medications.
Dr. Josh Dines and Dr. Rock Positano: Tourist Attractions in Germany: Castles, Breweries and Orthokine Injections Dr. Josh Dines 2012
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On the Orthokine inventors website, they state that the procedure is often combined with acupuncture and possibly other anti-inflammatory or pain-relieving medications.
Dr. Josh Dines and Dr. Rock Positano: Tourist Attractions in Germany: Castles, Breweries and Orthokine Injections Dr. Josh Dines 2012
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On the Orthokine inventors website, they state that the procedure is often combined with acupuncture and possibly other anti-inflammatory or pain-relieving medications.
Dr. Josh Dines and Dr. Rock Positano: Tourist Attractions in Germany: Castles, Breweries and Orthokine Injections Dr. Josh Dines 2012
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As a noun, the English "anodyne" means "something that relieves pain," as you said, and as an adjective it means "pain-relieving."
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Experts think the drugs' pain-relieving properties prevent the headaches; the dosage is usually far lower than would be used for depression alone.
Case of the Daily Headache Melinda Beck 2011
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One of Dr. Mackey's favorite pain-relieving techniques is love.
Rewiring the Brain to Ease Pain Melinda Beck 2011
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On the Orthokine inventors website, they state that the procedure is often combined with acupuncture and possibly other anti-inflammatory or pain-relieving medications.
Dr. Josh Dines and Dr. Rock Positano: Tourist Attractions in Germany: Castles, Breweries and Orthokine Injections Dr. Josh Dines 2012
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