Fibromyalgia is a widespread muscular pain with no obvious causes. This condition may affect over 6 million Americans. You have this problem if you have 11 of the 18 symptoms.
The symptoms are back of skull, back of neck, Upper chest below the collar bone. Top of deltoid, upper thoracic spine close to the vertebrae, low back sacroiliac joints, lateral portion of the outer thigh and medial knees. Fibromyalgia is closely related to chronic fatigue syndrome. You may also have symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome, heart palpitations, and TMJ problems such as jaw pain or clicking, sleep disorders, hormonal imbalance particularly low thyroid hormone, imbalance of estrogen/progesterone ratios as well and DHEA and Cortisol deficiencies. Nutritional deficiencies may be a result of this chronic problem.
You may have digestive issues such as Leaky gut syndrome, Candida as well as Gut Dysbiosis where the gut microbiome is disrupted.
“I believe in my opinion that this problem is a result from a multitude of viruses that attacks the muscles like when you have the flu”. Epstein Barr Virus as well as Cytomegalovirus to name a few.
Fibromyalgia can result with other rheumatic conditions 25-70 percent of the time. These conditions such as Rheumatoid Arthritis, Lupus as well as Ankylosing Spondylitis of the spine. The Mitochondrial pathways are disrupted that normally helps with oxidation of cells and tissues of the body.
Symptoms: Pain that is widespread and last over 3-4 months, Pain in eleven of eighteen pressure points, , fatigue, irritable bowel syndrome, poor concentration and memory dizziness, neuropath in hands or feet, hear palpations, elevated sensitivity of your senses. Headaches and extreme muscle stiffness.
Causes: Sleep disorders, Neurotransmitter imbalances especially Serotonin, Virus, Oxidative stress, heavy metals, poor methylation of the brain and liver as well as poor digestion of nutrients, as well as mineral deficiencies.
Foods to Eat: raw or steamed vegetables, nuts, organic chicken, fresh water fish, Omega 3,6,9 fatty acids,
Foods to Avoid: Make sure you don’t have any pertinent food allergies. Caffeine, Red meat, which is acid forming for the joints, White sugar, Food additives, Carbonated beverages and processed frozen or packaged foods.
Nutritional Recommendations 😀 Ribose, a special sugar compound improving cellular energy and reducing lactic acid build up in the muscle tissue,
Magnesium glycinate 49 mg 2 x daily, MSM 1, 000 mg 3 x daily, SamE 400 mg 2 x daily
CoEnzyme Q10 100 mg 2 x daily. Preferably Chewable, Prunella Vulgaris Tincture to help with immune system and virus- Take 1 drops 2 x daily between meals. 5 HTP 100 mg 3 x daily showed significant improvement with morning stiffness anxiety, sleep and fatigue .Hormone balancing must be performed by your physician.
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Bio Nutritional Evaluation may be your answer!
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REF: Teitelbaum. J>E> et al 2006 The use of D-Ribose in Chronic fatigue syndrome and Fibromyalgia. Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine 12:857-62
Caruso, I.P. Sarzi Puttini. M. Cazzola and V Azzolim 1990 Double blind study of 5 HTP versus placebo in the treatment of primary fibromyalgia syndrome.
Anderson. P.S. 2012 Active comparator trial of addition of MTHFR specific support versus standard integrative naturopathic therapy for treating patients with diagnosed Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
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