College Station Chiropractor Asks What Is The Invisible Disease?
Fibromyalgia is the "invisible disease"
You look fine on the surface, but underneath
You are exhausted and suffer pain that drains the joy from your life.
Do You Have Any of the Following Symptoms?
• Aching all over
• Disturbed sleep
• Tender points in the neck, spine, shoulders and hips
• Recurring headaches
• Fatigue & Stiffness
Do you feel that every drop of energy is drained from your body, and you hurt all over?
Do simple tasks like going to the mail box feel like a ten- mile hike?
Even after numerous tests with your doctor, do they say "we can't find anything wrong, every thing is normal?"
You are not alone. Six million Americans suffer from the effects of fibromyalgia.
But the sad fact is most of them have been told they're crazy, lazy, or just depressed.
"You've Been Everywhere, Tried Everything, And You're Still Suffering."
Maybe your doctor doesn't even think fibromyalgia is a real disease, but you know it is. You suffer with it every day.
One fibromyalgia patient said it like this...
"I am so tired of the guilt of not being able to keep my house the way I like, or fix dinner for my family all the time. With the kids and the meds and pain I can barely just get that done, let alone clean and cook dinner most days."
No Woman Should Have
To Suffer The Way You Do.
Research Guided Fibromyalgia Relief
A study published in Arthritis Research and Therapy in January 2010 shows that fibromyalgia involves complex metabolic disorders affecting many body systems.
Other studies demonstrate that help for fibromyalgia is available through many non-drug therapies, including chiropractic care, nutritional and lifestyle interventions.
For Many Women, There Is Hope. You Just Need The Right Plan.
Imagine how great you could feel without your constant fatigue and nagging pains.
Imagine
5/2/2012 11:12:54 AM
Written by David N. Bailey, DC, MPH
A board certified chiropractic orthopedist, I also have training in functional medicine. I also earned a Masters in Public Health from Texas A&M University Health Science Center School of Rural Public Health.
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