Spasm: Why Your Body Is Painfully Tight, and How You Can Loosen It…for Good

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Are you ready to end your chronic pain, tension myositis syndrome, fibromyalgia, piriformis, sciatica & over-all body soreness and stiffness? Monte Hueftle, one of the foremost lay experts on how to heal from chronic pain caused by inner stress, tension & anxiety, has now released the 2nd edition of Get Rid Of The Pain In Your Butt NOW! You now have access to the grandest missing link on how to heal from chronic pain. This is a simple, powerful, body and life transforming book. This new edition includes the transforming 7-Step 10-Day Practice.

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• Luxurious quilted fine fabric.
• Pad designed to stay in place. No slipping or sliding.

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Our Magnetic Therapy, for daytime and nighttime PAIN RELIEF has been Medically test proven, at major Medical Centers, to effectively increase blood circulation and provide outstanding pain relief These therapeutic magnets reduce swelling and pain, expediting the healing process for chronic and acute conditions.
Our magnetic therapy provides excellent results whether the conditions are acute or chronic.
Measures 36”W X 72.5”L

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But when my friend became unable to meet me for our regular lunches or come along on a shopping date and couldn\’t even face the thought of going out for dinner with her husband due to the constant pain that she was in… I know something had to me done…

You see, her symptoms deteriated … and the pain meant she struggled to drag herself out of bed each morning…the fatigue stopped her enjoying life, and she was SO sick and tired of being passed from pillar to post by the doctors who could do nothing to help her debilitating condition…

So, it became my mission in life to help her find out what was causing her problems and discover what really works to combat Fibromyalgia once and for all…

I Began to Extensively Research Fibromyalgia …

& I Learned What Caused It & Eventually How

Someone Can Get Rid of It\’s Symptoms for Good!

Here\’s some of what I learned:

Fibromyalgia is a non-contagious chronic syndrome affecting between 3% and 6% of the population.

A “chronic syndrome” means that there are a number of symptoms that suggest you have Fibromyalgia.

The symptoms are varied but can be debilitating for many, and reduce quality of life for other.

Although the percentage of the population effected by Fibromyalgia is relatively small. Of those affected, 90% are female and 10% are male, and it is most commonly diagnosed in people between the ages of 20 and 50 (My friend was 35 when diagnosed).

Medical researchers have learned a lot about Fibromyalgia over the years since they started studying it in the 1800\’s and it is NOT an autoimmune disorder, as had been thought initially.

Before 1976 the condition was given another name but in 1976 it was renamed Fibromyalgia to accurately reflect what science had discovered about it: it is related to fiber, muscles, and pain.

Today, Fibromyalgia is known to be a non-contagious, debilitating syndrome with the strong possibility that sufferers have a genetic disposition to developing it.

Also, there seems to be a link – to a trauma suffered and the development of symptoms or potentially an increase in symptoms.

Fibromyalgia Can Be Debilitating –

There\’s No Doubt About It!

This condition causes pain and it can often stop you dead in your tracks.

In fact, many people who suffer from Fibromyalgia find it difficult to hold down a steady, full-time job or to maintain a comfortable, happy life.

• Medically Test Proven effective Magnetic Therapy for pain relief.
• 575 Power Medical Magnets. Each 3950 gauss.
• Proven to effectively relieve pain, reduce stress and increase energy
• Pad designed to stay in place. No slipping or sliding.en to effectively relieve pain, reduce stress and increase energy
• Luxurious quilted fine fabric

Product Description
Our Magnetic Therapy, for daytime and nighttime PAIN RELIEF has been Medically test proven, at major Medical Centers, to effectively increase blood circulation and provide outstanding pain relief These therapeutic magnets reduce swelling and pain, expediting the healing process for chronic and acute conditions.
Our magnetic therapy provides excellent results whether the conditions are acute or chronic.
Measures 74”W X 77.5”L

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Unfortunately, finding a doctor who specializes in treating fibromyalgia can be easier said then done. The reason is because many health care providers find fibromyalgia difficult to diagnose. This is exceptionally true for doctors who are unaware that the condition exists.

The first aspect you need to understand is that the term fibromyalgia specialists is not the medical title of the specialists you are looking for. The doctors who are often the best choice for treating and diagnosing fibromyalgia are:

• Rheumatologists (pronounced “room-a-tall-uh-jist”) – A physician who specializes in diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal disorders, such as arthritis.

• Physiatrists (pronounced “fizz-ee-at-trist”) – A physician who specializes in rehabilitation and physical medicine.

• Internists – A physician who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of internal organs in the body, but also provides primary care for others.

• Anaesthesiologists (pronounced “an-us-thee-ze-all-uh-jist”) – A physician who specializes in administering drugs such as anaesthetic typically before, during, and after surgery. They may also be a specialist who is consulted in nerve block treatment for arthritis pain.

• Neurologists – A physician who specializes in diagnosis and treating nervous system disorders.

• Other pain specialists

Although the above medical specialists may be ideal fibromyalgia doctors, don’t expect this of every doctor you meet. For instance, not all rheumatologists will specialize in diagnosing and treating fibromyalgia. Therefore, although you know the types of doctors who are most likely to help you with your condition, often the best way to locate a fibromyalgia specialist is through the help of others.

The following are the best methods you can employ for your search in locating a fibromyalgia specialists -

• Support group – get in touch with a fibromyalgia support group either locally or online and find out what doctors the other members see. You should also find out the ones they’ve seen in the past and disliked to find out why you should avoid these doctors. To find a support group visit the National Fibromyalgia Association website at http://fmaware.org

• Other resources – It’s not a bad idea to talk with people who suffer from other immune deficiency disorders such as those with rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, chronic fatigue syndrome, etc., and find out what physicians they see.

•Find fibromyalgia friendly doctors online – you can conduct your own local search by using your city and “fibromyalgia specialist” or “fibromyalgia doctor” as the keywords. Another great place to look for FM doctors is at the National Fibromyalgia Association website and WebMd at http://my.webmd.com

• Check out the legitimacy of the doctor – Once you have a name of a few doctors you are interested in, you need to ensure that this individual is a qualified and reputable medical practitioner. You should never be treated by an unlicensed doctor. The following are ways to determine the legitimacy of the doctor:

o Check to see if he/she is part of the American Medical Association by conducting a search at http://ama-assn.org

o Check to see if the doctor is “board certified” by visiting http://certifieddoctor.org

o Check to see if the doctor has been disciplined for an offence by visiting Medi-Net at http://askmedi.com

• Contact your insurance company – make sure you find out what physicians will accept your insurance plan.

• Make a list of important questions – Before you meet with a physician be sure to have a list of questions you want to ask such as how many fibromyalgia patients he/she treats, and their feelings regarding specific treatments, etc.

Continue your search until you find the fibromyalgia specialist you are comfortable with and have confidence in. Remember, it’s up to you to find the right specialist for you.