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Keith.Jones@p13.f15.n114.z1.fidonet.org (Keith Jones) writes:
> I have long wondered why this has not been adaquately addressed by the
> medical establishment. Pain is good business and if it were as simple

YES YES YES.  THis is difficult to understand.

> definitely some correlation between pain and weather but what it is, I
> have no idea. Anyone else?

Some think it has to do with the relative amounts of + or - ions in
the atmosphere.  I believe that it has to do with the RATE of
change of the barometric pressure.  Thats why i dont necessarily
have bad days with bad weather, altho' anywhere from several days
to several hours before a major storm i experience incredible
flare-ups and the subsequent depression.  Sometimes, when the storm
finally moves in, altho the pain is off the scale, i celebrate the
violence of the storm.. that it has *finally* arrived.

On a more practical note, it sure seems that a lot could be learned
about the nature of chronic pain from persuing this avenue of
research.,, possibly with some beneficial results.

seems intuitively obvious to most of us !!!

Cheers,
-kim