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Most Successful Fibromyalgia Treatment by Karen Eck
Wow, a lot of you folks suffer from fibromyalgia.
Check this out!
How many years have you had the disease? Many people find this
treatment reverses in about that many months.
Doctors directory, resources, support groups, FAQ
http://www.fibromyalgiatreatment.com
The Guaifenesin Protocol
http://www.fibromyalgiatreatment.com/GuaiProtocol.htm
You can eat foods with low salicylates, but you must avoid skin care and other products with them.
http://guaifenesin.com/home.htm
http://www.ei-resource.org/guaifenesin.asp
Theory of Action
"Dr. St. Amand believes that fibromyalgia is the result of an
inherited biochemical abnormality resulting in poor excretion of
certain substances. When analyzing 24 hour urine samples from fibromyalgia patients, before and after treatment with guaifenesin, he found that after treatment, excretion of phosphate had increased significantly and there was also a moderate increase in oxalate excretion. This led Dr. St. Amand to theorize that fibromyalgia sufferers fail to process substances properly that should be excreted by the kidneys. He believes this is probably due to deficiency of an enzyme or enzymes involved in this process. According to Dr. St. Amand, the symptoms of fibromyalgia are a result of the accumulation
of the excess of phosphate and oxalate within the body's cells. This leads to impairment of energy production within the mitochondria andmay also directly cause the pain and stiffness in the muscles and soft tissue experienced in the illness. Dr. St. Amand does stress however that his theory is subject to further research and that other biochemical abnormalities in fibromyalgia patients have been noted by other researchers. Whatever the exact mechanism, the guaifenesin protocol is currently regarded as one of the most successful treatment approaches for fibromyalgia."
Karen Eck is an avid researcher in the field of alternative science and spirituality. She became interested in the Indigo Children phenomenon when she received an email seeking contributors for Lee Carroll’s and Jan Tober’s book, The Indigo Children.
Since the book was published with her contribution about a nutritional supplement called Smart Start (no longer being produced due to company mergers), Karen has counseled hundreds of parents about the many alternatives available for helping to keep their children off drugs such as Ritalin.
Karen obtained a BA from Marylhurst College in Portland, Oregon and a Medical Technology (ASCP) degree from St. Vincent’s School of Medical Technology, also in Portland.
Karen is also a contributor for CNE (childrenofthenewearth) magazine).
