Fibromyalgia - Literally Means 'Muscle Pain' - But Why Do Your Muscles Hurt?!

Fibromyalgia is one of those diagnostic labels for a huge catalogue of symptoms.

• Fibro- is Latin for fibers.
• -myo is Latin for muscles.
• -algia is Latin for pain.

If you have been diagnosed with this condition basically you're being told you have “muscle pains” in English. The question is WHY DO YOUR MUSCLES HURT?!

My colleagues and I have collectively seen many patients with Fibromyalgia with fantastic results. From the first visit I always ensure you're not expecting miracles, however over the course of just 2 weeks we will have a very good idea how well ABC will help you... watch this space.

I treated Kirsty with 'Fibromyalgia' in the PPWC office in Falkirk and in the first month of treatment she noticed encouraging improvement in her breathing and muscle soreness. Both of us would like to let everyone out there know that there is hope for you too.

What did you notice After your first visit?

I had a good night's sleep that evening, the next day had a terrible day with the left arm and gnawing pain in the left shoulder which was how the pain and problems started in the beginning.
Breathing felt a bit freer after the first visit.

Read more about Fibromyalgia

Fibromyalgia Madison is a fantastic website for finding out more about the underlying reasons for the pain people experience. On this site, ABCTM practitioner Dr Jeff Aberle explains the four main problems of this condition; body pain, brain fog, insomnia and stress.

Here's what you'll learn:

• How Full-Body Inflammation is caused from digestive problems
• How your body creates its own pain and how to correct it
• How your spinal mechanics make your muscles contract and hurt
• The role of Magnesium in your healing
• How enzymes calm down your tenderness
• How pain medications will never correct your problem

If you would like to find out if this treatment can help you too please feel free to get in touch then we can discuss your individual condition.

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